Working on AP Stats Homework

Hello and welcome to this episode of Mediocre Entertainment in which I recorded an entire episode while working on my AP Stats homework. Technically it isn't really Stats Homework rather test prep, but you get the picture. I never imagined how challenging it would be to talk and read at the same time but I was able to accomplish it and even got the majority of the questions correct. I hope you are having a great day and I guarantee a new podcast episode by Nov. 20.

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