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Hi @mamtawardhani ,
The content looks good to me. However, some numbers seem to be off. Maybe you can use smaller numbers for calculations in the examples. This tool might be helpful. https://www.calculator.net/permutation-and-combination-calculator.html
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| Sampling method | Without replacement | With replacement | | ||
| Probability of success | Changes after each draw | Remains constant across all trials | | ||
| Population size | Finite and relatively small compared to sample | Very large or infinite relative to sample | |
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| Population size | Finite and relatively small compared to sample | Very large or infinite relative to sample | | |
| Population size | Finite | Very large or infinite relative to sample | |
population cannot be small compared to sample.
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@Radhika-okhade this is updated with @raditya1117's suggestions - I've used smaller numbers for calculations. 🙇🏻♀️ |
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## Hypergeometric Vs. Binomial Distributions | ||
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While both the hypergeometric and binomial distributions describe the probability of successes in a series of trials, they differ in several key aspects: |
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Backlink to Binomial distribution. Do it like we did in other docs.
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This one @mamtawardhani ?
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Interestingly, as the population size (N) becomes very large relative to the sample size (n), the hypergeometric distribution approaches the binomial distribution. This is because the effect of removing items becomes negligible in large populations. | ||
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For exploring more data science concepts, check out our [Data Science](https://www.codecademy.com/catalog/subject/data-science) courses and articles. These courses provide interactive exercises and real-world examples to help solidify your understanding of the fundamental concepts in data science. |
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Add a specific link of course also remove "and articles"
This is fixed @Radhika-okhade 🫡 |
Hey @Radhika-okhade, link is added |
Thank you for contributing to Codecademy docs @mamtawardhani. The entry looks good to be merged. |
👋 @mamtawardhani 🎉 Your contribution(s) can be seen here: Please note it may take a little while for changes to become visible. |
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