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“This is a book which would be a valuable addition to all public libraries as a resource for self-learners and those who wish to review their previous formal knowledge of statistics and consolidate it into real understanding. It also deserves serious consideration as a possible resource for undergraduate and high school courses in statistics. Highly recommended. General readers; lower-division undergraduates; faculty; professionals; two-year technical program students.”–Choice
“This book is a concise review of the basic concepts of statistics....[I] recommend this book for high school or college statistics instructors.”–Mathematics Teacher
“This text for students in high school and up provides readers with a link between statistical results and practical applications, covering basic concepts and principals of statistics and probability without getting bogged down in complicated theories and abstraction.”–SciTech Book News
Book Description
Applying statistical results to real life situations can be difficult or futile if you can't be certain what the results actually mean. This reference guide provides readers with the frequently elusive link between statistical results and practical applications. Students will learn the basic concepts and principles of statistics and probability, without getting bogged down in complicated theories and abstractions.
Statistics with Common Sense
Statistics with Common Sense,David Kault,Greenwood Press,0313322090,Mathematics,Physics,Probability & Statistics - General,Science/Mathematics,Statistics,Science / Physics
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