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How to find Data within your Lab

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alright so now that we've already figured out an answer the question who is the best free throw or which is Frank which we have here gnosis today when he had 55 throws we talked about the hypothesis the next thing we're going to do is we're going to compare Frank and see did Frank win play compared to everybody else so we're going to take a look at the date of everybody else and compare it and use our numbers within our answer that's where we get the so taken a look here we're going to take a look at who came second maybe who came to Third and we're going to see did was Frank really the huge winner can we if we're going to send somebody out to make a free throw do we wanted to be frank  or did he just get you know did he barely beat everybody else so listen to so let's compare Frank to Kim to Kim cuz Kim Kim II Kim  Kim had 25 three threats Kim who was next Runner add 25 reader now let's take a look and see what the difference is so the difference the difference  between crank 55 and 25 is all we got to do take a look ocular out here clear hit 55 and subtracted from 25 can we see that is 30 so the difference between the two is 30 difference  30 is what percent of how you figure out percent the difference in you compare it Orca parent Frank so we take that and we divide it take the difference in divided by Frank which was 55 we find out it's 4.54 fit fit fit fit fit so let's just around that we look at this, here to 5 so we round up so it's going to be 55% so 5%  so is that a big difference is it significant significant means you know what's did it did it by little or was it a lot when you're looking at significance you looking at anywhere from 10 to 18% so taking a look at the percentage here 55% way more than 10 to 15% so we just simply say it is a can't difference significant difference what are we trying to do trying to prove that Frank was the best  so let's this is there anything else that we can really talk about with Frank and Nexen what night is is Kim really close nobody else very close but was take a look and we could even if Kim was up here really really close we might say there's not a significant difference and maybe we need to do some more testing  but with this particular scenario there was a significant difference boy I bet you listen take a look at all three of these I bet you all three of these it would take all three of these people to add up to almost Frank I don't look at it look at it up so if we add up all three of them 25 plus team gloves 17 that would equal 57 so yeah 55 compared to 57 so I'm stated it would take 03 Free People people score to even get close to ranks 5 free free Direct in our doing there is again we're proving our point we're taking numbers we added up all three of them so we're taking him numbers and we're saying look I did take all three of these people so is Frank really The Logical choice to put in while he's better than all three combined  so and that's kind of where we go with Statistics and start putting numbers all in and we want to use the numbers to help come back and prove our answer is you really the best or did he just barely went so that's why you put date

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