Start watching https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8idr1WZ1A7Q (link is clickable :))and answer the following questions corresponding to the given timestamps.(a) (3:05 - 3:20) In the context of the Amazon reviews he is considering, what wouldwe call S and ¯S?(b) (3:20 - 5:40) Here, he raises an interesting question that is more statistical innature: if we do not know the true probability of success, can we find a ”bestestimate” for it, given the data? (you do not need to answer this question, butjust ponder it for a bit)

Here, he raises an interesting question that is more statistical innature: if we do not know the true probability of success, can we find a ”bestestimate” for it, given the data? (you do not need to answer this question, butjust ponder it for a bit)

if we do not know the true probability of success, can we find a ”bestestimate” for it,

A streaming TV service classifies its science fiction programs before they go to air. In the past it was discovered that 30% of shows was successful and 70% unsuccessful. Seventy percent of successful shows had positive feedback from focus groups and 40% of unsuccessful shows had positive feedback. Given that a show has positive feedback from the focus group what is the probability that it will be successful (round your answer to four decimal places)?

The probabilities of success and failure do not "" from trial to trial.

_____ describes the likelihood that if a person tries to perform better, that will really be the result.