Over the years since it was first published, Elementary Statistics has developed into an exceptionally readable and trusted introductory textbook that promotes learning, understanding, and motivation by presenting statistics in a real-world context without sacrificing mathematical rigor. Along the way, discipline after discipline has evolved to recognize that statistics is a highly valuable tool for them and that statistics reaches into multiple areas of daily life, resulting in at least one statistics course being recommended for students at most schools.
As they have from the start but now more than ever to support current curricula, the applications, examples, examples, and exercises in this text appropriately contain data from a wide variety of areas of interest, including the physical and social sciences, public opinion and political science, business, economics, and medicine. In Elementary Statistics, Eleventh Edition, we continue to strive for ever greater readability and a common sense tone that appeals to students who are increasingly more interested in application than theory.
Chapter 1 : Statistics
Chapter 2 : Descriptive analysis and presentation of single-variabie data
Chapter 3 : Descriptive analysis and presentation of bivariate data
Chapter 4 : Probability
Chapter 5 : Probability distributions(Discrete Variables)
Chapter 6 : Normal probability distributions
Chapter 7 : Sameple variability
Chapter 8 : Intriduction to statistical infernces
Chapter 9 : Interences lnvolving one populations
Chapter 10 : Inferences lnvoving two populations
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