Posted inSports

Oddbods | New | CHALLENGING THE ODDS | Funny Cartoons For Kids

26/01/202220 Comments

Watch back-to-back Oddbods full episodes: join the fuzzy rainbow friends on their BIG adventures!
►Subscribe to watch NEW Oddbods Episodes every week!: https://bit.ly/OddbodsSubscribe

🔥 See more Oddbods! 🔥
► Watch NEW Oddbods videos! : https://bit.ly/OddbodsNEWvideos
► Watch Oddbods Full Episodes: https://bit.ly/OddbodsFullEpisodesPlaylist
► Watch the BEST Oddbods episodes of 2021: https://bit.ly/2021BestofOddbods ⭐️
► Most Popular Oddbods videos: https://bit.ly/OddbodsPopularVideos
► Watch Baby Oddbods 🍼: https://bit.ly/BabyOddbodsPlaylist
► Get Active with Oddbods Busybodies: https://bit.ly/WorkoutwithOddbods

⭐️ Oddbods Toys and more available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3rQMO39 ⭐️

Welcome to the funny, colorful world of Oddbods! Meet your new 7 furry rainbow friends: Fuse, Newt, Pogo, Bubbles, Jeff, Zee and Slick as they laugh, trick and trip their way through life. Join in the funny cartoons for kids adventures with brand new Oddbods full episodes every week, as they cook up new recipes, chase after cute Baby Oddbods, go to the doctors, brush teeth at the dentist, go shopping and dress up as Party Monsters for Halloween! Life’s always colorful in Oddsville!
Subscribe now to watch NEW Oddbods Episodes every week: https://bit.ly/OddbodsSubscribe

The 7 ODDBODS:
—————————————-
Fuse ❤️ red – strong muscle, strong-willed
Bubbles 💛 yellow – smart, loves science and discovery
Newt 💗 pink – caring and sweet
Zee 💚 green – loves eating and sleeping
Slick 🧡 orange – a cool cat, loves a party
Jeff 💜 purple – loves cleaning and being neat
Pogo 💙 blue – playful, loves playing tricks

Who is your favorite Oddbods character?

#oddbods #oddbodsfullepisode #oddbodsbaby #oddbodstoys #cartoonsforkids #funnycartoonsforkids
Video Rating: / 5

How to find probability and odds and the difference between the two. We also discuss experimental probablility, theoretical probability, odds in favor, and odds against.

0:20 Theoretical Probability Definition and Formula
0:46 Odds Formula and Definition
0:59 Example Problem 1 marbles in a hat
2:11 Example 2 Spinner Problem
3:10 Difference between Theoretical and Experimental Probability

Learn Algebra 1 Lesson by Lesson in my “Learn Algebra 1” video course for sale. 87 Lessons teaching you step by step Algebra 1. Check out the 13 free lessons(1 from each chapter)
https://mariosmathtutoring.teachable.com/p/learn-algebra-1-video-course

http://www.mariosmathtutoring.com/act–sat-math-prep.html
Purchase my HUGE ACT Math Review Video Course – 65 Concepts!

* Organized List of My Video Lessons to Help You Raise Your Scores & Pass Your Class. Videos Arranged by Math Subject as well as by Chapter/Topic. (Bookmark the Link Below)
http://www.mariosmathtutoring.com/free-math-videos.html
Video Rating: / 5

Tags:

20 Comments

  1. Mario's Math Tutoring
    26/01/2022,

    Like this video but would like to see more examples? Check out this video I did regarding Probability with Cards here: https://youtu.be/CAtUFfkbKjY

  2. Kaitlyn Lonsdale
    26/01/2022,

    thanks!

  3. Kris Naicker
    26/01/2022,

    Do you have a video explaining arrangement, not sure waht it is called in English, but the formular looks like this: A(n,r)= K(n+r-1,r). K mean combination

  4. Kevessi
    26/01/2022,

    Thank you mr. Lex Luther

  5. Dominique Hudson
    26/01/2022,

    I have a math test tomorrow and I felt in the dark still until I watched this video. Thank you!!!! You gained a subscriber~

  6. Rishi
    26/01/2022,

    Thank you soo much, I'm ready for betting now.

  7. thao huynh
    26/01/2022,

    ohm, cool ~ it's very straightforward. Thanks Mario, <3

  8. Aryan Kulshreshtha
    26/01/2022,

    😀

  11. anupam satpute
    26/01/2022,

    how do you calculate probability when the event is biased. For example, a biased coin tossed has a 75 % chance of being tails, how do you go ahead with the problem with this situation.

  12. You
    26/01/2022,

    I guess life is 50% not bad.

  13. Kobe F.
    26/01/2022,

    This helped so mucch

  14. Mohini
    26/01/2022,

    Simple and straight answer. Thank you.

  15. Relationship Standards
    26/01/2022,

    In Warren Buffett’s book Snowball, he mentions that if there’s a 10% chance of failure, and you do it every year for 50 years, you have a 99.5% of failing. Do you know of an equation that would allow me to calculate this so I can change the percentages and number of years? Thanks

  16. 4everThoughtful
    26/01/2022,

    Thank you for yet another clearly explained video.

  17. Skydes
    26/01/2022,

    Thank you so much

  18. The CookBook with Adarsh
    26/01/2022,

    Amazing video… Thank you

  19. Dziugas
    26/01/2022,

    For some reason the probability and odds aspect is very hard thing to understand for me, thanks for the explanation

  20. Ninad Dongare
    26/01/2022,

    It was straightforward but textbooks made it so complicated.
    Thank u sir

Comments are closed