This is an important podcast for CFA L1 Quants, Topic ‘Org, Vis. & Describing. Data’. Must Refer for all CFA L1 candidates.
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L1 QM Linear Regression Topic: We are sharing 3 Audios (by Sanjay Sir) & an Excel sheet for L1 candidates. Find the same in Answers Section. Contains: 1. Standard Error of b1 hat 2. Standard Error of b0 hat 3. How to ...
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Presenting 2 statements…Decode them: Statement 1 – A positively skewed distribution is characterized by many small losses & a few extreme gains. Statement 2: A negatively skewed distribution is characterized by many small gains & a ...
Chetan21Beginner
Do we consider the Effective Annual Rate while calculating the questions of a Bond? OR When exactly do we consider the Effective Annual Rate?
Srijan PrasadIntermediate
I know how to solve these questions but the problem is I have difficulty with 5 questions in a single set. Can’t remember what I stored where in calci given 4-5 data which has to be used throughout the set. Will ...
Sayan MallickThe Official Nerd
In binomial distribution formula why we use (1-p)^n-x.
sir i have doubt regarding this question can you kindly explain.
The answer is showing B to be the correct option but when i checked taking 9 as SAR continously compounding, I found the EAR to be 9.42 which means B is the correct option. Please check and help
Minsu is an engineer who ran a simple linear regression on a sample size of 33 to explain the variation in battery life against ambient temperature. The sample standard deviation of battery life was 1.625 hours, and the explained variation ...
ajay1ahujaAdvanced
Which measure of central tendency can be used for both numerical and categorical variables? A) Mean. B) Median. C) Mode ANSWER C: EXPLANATION?
ajay1ahujaAdvanced
Which of the following statements about the arithmetic mean is least accurate? A) The arithmetic mean of a frequency distribution is equal to the sum of the class frequency times the midpoint of the frequency class all divided by the ...
Given a population of 200, 100, and 300, the coefficient of variation is closest to: A) 30%. B) 40%. C) 100%.