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Expert Profile: Joe Engels

Expertise:   I can answer most questions regarding inferential and descriptive statistics, algebra, pre-calculus, and calculus. I can also sometimes answer questions about number theory and "proving theorums" but that sometimes gets difficult without a one on one sit down.

Experience in the area
2002 BS in Applied Mathematics 2002 BS in Statistics

Education/Credentials
2002 BS in Applied Mathematics 2002 BS in Statistics

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Prestige Points: 820
Knowledge   9.88   Best of the best
Clarity of Response   9.69   Best of the best
Timeliness   9.92   Best of the best
Politeness   10.0   Best of the best
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Total Questions
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User Comments
Thanks for the advise, I will try to get my 16 month old to pick some lotto numbers!!
(Jeff Brown on 07/13/08)
straight to the point,basic but also points me in the right direction. thanks so much
(John on 05/31/07)
Thanks Joe, I appreciate your speedy reply
(Steve on 05/24/07)
Good answer to a difficult question and some excellent suggestions for follow-up.
(Marica on 04/12/07)
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Recent Answers from Joe Engels
2008-07-06  percentage Why is it not 520/1980*100=26.26%??? You can also do 1-(1980/2500)*100 The point is you want to find the percent difference between Mr. R's $2500 per month salary and his wifes $1980 per month salary...
2007-05-30  Causation This is important to remeber, Correlation does not imply causation. Which means that although there may be a correlation between the two factors, this does not imply there is a cause and effect relationship...
2007-05-26  Re: Some questions on standard deviation This was taken from the Emperical Rule, which says, if the data is normally distributed then about 68 % of the values are within 1 standard deviation of the mean, about 95 % of the values are within two...
2007-05-24  Unequal variance.. maybe When using an F-test you are testing for equal variance. This would be approriate in this situatuation. Although a major assumption of the f-test is the data comes from a normal population. If the data...
2007-05-23  Some questions on standard deviation Basically, for 1 standard deviation 68% of all lags will fall within 6.1247 seconds. That is what the data is telling you. If I understand you correctly, you want to find a relationship between lag...
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