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Galton Board - bell curve

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Demo of statistical inevitability, randomly falling forms a normal distribution

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Total installs
4,037
exact · Play shows 1,000+
Installs / day
0
7-day avg · last day 0
Rating
3.8★
25 ratings · 5 reviews
Released
2 Mar 2020
6.6y ago
Last update
19 Aug 2023
v0.99 · 3.2y ago
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Installs per day · last 90 days

00.30.50.8111 Oct12 Oct13 Oct

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Store listing

Full description
Want to understand the statistical concept of normal distribution in a fun way? Our app simulates the Bean machine using a Galton Board that sets a flow of steel beads in motion as you rotate it left or right. The beads bounce randomly through several rows of pegs, accumulating in bins to approximate a bell curve and create a visualization of normal distribution. With our app, you can visualize the order hidden in the chaos of randomness. Perfect for students or anyone interested in statistics, our app offers a unique and engaging way to understand this important concept.

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