Modern elementary statistics / John E. Freund and Benjamin M. Perles.

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Freund, John E [author]

Contributor(s):

Perles, Benjamin M [author]

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Essex : Pearson Education, 2014.Edition: new international edDescription: ii, 535 pISBN:

9781292039091

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23 519.5

Summary: "This book is intended for use in a first course in Statistics. There is a systematic academic approach in "Modern Elementary Statistics". Its emphasis is on introduction to meaningful, well-established statistical techniques. The future would be medical doctor, business executive, scientist, teacher, or other professional specialist must comprehend and be skillful in the application of basic statistical tools and methodology. The student's knowledge is greatly enhanced by repeated exposure to statistical exercises."--

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"This book is intended for use in a first course in Statistics. There is a systematic academic approach in "Modern Elementary Statistics". Its emphasis is on introduction to meaningful, well-established statistical techniques. The future would be medical doctor, business executive, scientist, teacher, or other professional specialist must comprehend and be skillful in the application of basic statistical tools and methodology. The student's knowledge is greatly enhanced by repeated exposure to statistical exercises."--

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