Khan Academy: Statistics: Inductive Reasoning 2

Video gives an example of using inductive reasoning to write an expression to represent the nth term of a linear pattern. [2:06]

Learners use inductive reasoning every day but might not realize it. An instructive video demonstrates that the process of inductive reasoning means searching for and identifying patterns. The instructor begins with numeric...

Video example of deductive reasoning with explanation of difference between inductive and deductive reasoning. [3:03]

Video gives example of solving a radical equation with all steps given. Goes through checking the answer and discusses whether the problem uses inductive or deductive reasoning. [3:57]

Video continuing an example of a binomial distribution for the amount of heads in five flips of a coin by drawing the graph and including discussion on how the distribution relates to a normal bell curve. Also includes explanation of why...

Video continues the explanation of the derivation of the Poisson formula from previous video by referencing an example about the number of cars passing a certain point. Brief example of using the formula is given. Video is also included...

Video explains the difference between inductive and deductive reasoning and then answers a question on which type of reasoning a given example uses. [2:00]

Video example showing two ways to write an expression to represent the number of toothpicks in the nth figure of a linear pattern and using the expression to determine the number of toothpicks in the 50th figure. [6:34]

Video explaining what the characteristics of a good statistical question are. [9:33]

This video explains the different types of study designs used in statistics. [9:51]