Using the F Table to Find Areas and Percentiles @jbstatistics

Uploaded November 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago

I show how to find percentiles and areas for the F distribution using the F table. In the first part of the video I work through examples finding areas and percentiles in the right tail of the distribution. (These are often of more importance to us than the left tail values.) In the second part of the video I show the mathematical "trick" that allows us to find left tail values from a table that gives only right tail values, and work through examples.

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