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Averages, spread, distributions, confidence and correlation for data sets you paste straight in.

Descriptive statisticsMean, median, mode, spread and quartiles for a data set.Weighted averageAverage where each value carries its own weight.Z-score & percentileHow far a value sits from the mean, in standard deviations.Normal distribution probabilityArea under the bell curve between two points.Confidence interval for a meanMargin of error around a sample average.Required sample sizeHow many responses a survey needs.Correlation & linear regressionPearson r and the line of best fit for paired data.Binomial probabilityChance of exactly k successes in n independent trials.Probability of eventsCombines two event probabilities: and, or, neither.Odds ↔ probabilityConverts between fractional odds, decimal odds and percent.GPA / weighted gradeGrade point average across units with credit weights.Grade needed on the finalWhat the last assessment must score to hit a target.Coefficient of variationRelative variability of a data set: standard deviation as a percentage of the mean.SkewnessSample skewness: whether the data leans left or right of the mean (Excel-consistent adjusted formula).Poisson probabilityChance of a given number of independent events in a fixed interval, given the average rate.Geometric probabilityChance the first success happens on a given trial, for repeated independent trials.Hypergeometric probabilityChance of drawing an exact number of successes from a finite population, without replacement.Chi-square goodness of fitTests whether observed category counts match expected counts.Cohen's d (effect size)Standardised difference between two group means, in pooled standard deviations.Margin of error (proportion)Margin of error for a survey proportion at a chosen confidence level.Relative riskCompares event risk between an exposed and an unexposed (or treated and control) group.T-statistic (one or two sample)How many standard errors a sample mean, or the gap between two means, is from the reference value.Z-test for a proportionTests a sample proportion against a hypothesised population proportion.Expected value of a discrete distributionMean and standard deviation of a discrete random variable from its outcomes and probabilities.Outlier fences (Tukey)The IQR-based cutoffs beyond which a data point counts as an outlier.

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