Finding Probabilities and Percentiles for a Continuous Probability Distribution @jbstatistics

Uploaded December 2012 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

I work through an example of finding the median, areas under the curve, and the cumulative distribution function for a continuous probability distribution. I assume a basic knowledge of integral calculus. I derive the mean and variance of this distribution in another video: youtu.be/Ro7dayHU5DQ.

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