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Pizza Making Process
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This lecture covers the process of making pizza, from selecting ingredients to baking the perfect pizza. It discusses sampling, population vs sample averages, measures of dispersion, residuals, and degrees of freedom. It also explains the normal distribution and variance in population and sample data.
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