can you give an advice regarding my incomplete grade in statistic?Am soo hopeless.i dunno wat to do....?
922958
talk to your teacher/professor - ask if there is other work you can submit to complete the course.
480390
go back to your professor...be honest with him and ask him for help. Professors do not enjoy failing students and have the viewpoint that everyone deserves a second chance. Ask him or her what you can do to redeem yourself.
634517
why? can't do math? talk to your tutor, and help is there to overcome if there is any issue that puts you of it. if there is none (and you ought to know it pays well later!) switch to something else like biology or physics or law. tutors have all your marks and know where you go wrong and why you are disappointed. if they ask you to switch and you sure dont like engineering please switch.
882999
I would say that the worst professor I have had is a statistics teacher whos motto was "Classtime is not time to discuss homework questions, if you are having a problem with homework, then maybe you belong back at the community college."  She would say this if anyone asked her for help with homework questions, not to mention she talked down to you and let you know repeatedly that no one gets an A or B in her class and if you received a C, then consider yourself lucky.
971932
omg, i know how you feel! go to your most trusted teacher (in my case my english teacher) and tell her what your archrival is doing. i use to have this one guy cheat off of my papers on test and when i told her, it came to a screetching halt. also, if she is making bad grades then she shouldn't have made the team. talk to the coach of the baseball team about that. but be reasonable and calm about it.\n\nluck!
249410
Study harder. If that's not the problem then talk to your teacher & try to figure out what to do. They will know best what you need to do to pull up your grade. Oh and tell your parents if you are still in grade school so they don't find out later & get really mad, unless you know you can pull it up or they won't find out. But if you do tell them then approach them with the "I'm really trying & I don't know what else to do" attitude so you'll be less likely to get in trouble!
433611
Read the book Savage Inequalities by Jonothan Kozol, and you shall have your answers.  There is much more to this issue than access to honors classes.
320682
Better get studying!!  If you have legit excuse for not being prepared, you may want to speak with the professor and explain the situation, he may give you some extra time or an incomplete.
898886
Yes! Maths Statistic Courseworks HORRID. Best thing to do is get a mark scheme off the teachers and write it too fit the criteria exactly. That way you dont end up doing more work than nessacary
35718
The biggest thing would be to review EVERYTHING that is graded and returned.  Really understand your mistakes and make corrections.  If you can't figure this out, get help on particular problems from your professor, another student or a website like dr. math (see sources).  \n\nThere are also a ton of great resources on the web, just search for "math help" or "statistics help".\n\nDrop in for your professor's office hours.\n\nMost of all, don't let yourself get behind.  In any math class, being clueless about one day might not seem so bad, but quickly leads to being clueless about what's been taught over a week, a month, the course... don't put yourself in that place.  Stay on top of homework and do corrections religiously.
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If your current grade is 75%, that includes your 72.2% average (add your 5 tests, 361/5) from tests and your good homeworks, etc.\n\nYou need a 75% to meet your needs. So you need to study to improve your odds.\n\nNow, if you wanted to get technical, we could figure out the standard deviation... and then see how many standard deviations 75% is above the average; but, even if I knew that, I'm not very good at figuring out the percentage distribution above average that would be.  But, let's give it a shot.\n\nvariance = sum(x-average)^2/n \n         = (sum(x^2) - 2n*average^2 + average^2)/n\n         = (sum(x^2) + (-2n + n)*average^2) / n\n         = (27517 + (-5)*72.2^2) / 5\n         = 1452.8 / 5\n         = 290.56\nstd. dev. = sqrt(variance) = 17.04582\n\n66% of your tests might fall in 72.2 +/- 17 (55..89)\n95% of your tests might fall in 72.2 +/- 17*2 (38..102)\nthat's just the oddity of std. dev.'s, so pardon :)\n\nso, 2.8 (75-72.2) is 0.1642631 (2.8/17.04582) std. dev. above which is probably just past the average, so it's well below the 83% (1 std dev above)and slightly above 50% (0 std dev).  Even if it was 0.1642.. of (83%-50%) then that's about 56.6%  So study hard, and you're get above your average quite a bit.  If you don't study, you'll fall below.  Good luck.
324139
Ask her how you could improve your grade. Tell her that you were dissappointed by receiving such a low mark, and you really want to do better.
514458
talk to your teachers and ask them if they could help. or ask another student to study with you. it is easier to study with someone else. it may also be a mental block - you've failed before and that is what is keeping you in check... also go to a (school) councilor to help you get passed this moment.\n\nGood Luck, kid.
891371
No doubt you failed in the lower classes as well...do your own homework. God, you are the true example of "much ado about nothing", posting useless questions with "urgent" tag !!
873308
OK - I will try and explain it, but forgive me if I get myself confused...  hehehe\n\nFirst step - make a bell curve.  Put a mark in the center and label that "7 hours" - that's your mean.  Next, put three marks on either side of that middle point - those will be your standard deviation points.  For the points on the right, ADD 5.3 to the mean for the first one, then add 5.3 again for the 2nd, etc...  Points on the left side of the mean have the 5.3 SUBTRACTED.  (Am I still making sense?  lol)\n\nNow - the 68-95-99.7 rule says that 68% of the freshmen will fall into the area between the first line on EITHER side of the mean, 95% between the second lines and 99.7% between the third lines on either side of the mean.\n\nI think you should be able to figure it from there - I hope so...  Right now I am so confused I think I gave myself a headache!  lol\n\nGood luck!
1011880
Me too.  Statistics, grrr.  I think I was so traumatized by four semesters of it that I've repressed it all.  What a waste for me!
284943
well, you should study or you might fail the test. think about that: study and pass the test, or not studying and getting a low grade on the test.\nBut if you feel like you know the information which you have to study, then you might get a good grade.