Introduction to the Practice of Statistics

by David S . Moore (Author)

• Used

  Hardcover
  2002

  $3.21

  With its focus on data analysis, statistical reasoning, and the way statisticians actually work, Introduction to the Practice of Statistics is free from an overload of computations. Students are able to go beyond the raw numbers to see what the data actually means. - Now available in a spectacular new edition featuring: - Over 400 new exercises - Frequent Data updates - New applet-based exercises within section and chapter exercise sets, denoted by a special icon. Applets appear on both the CD-ROM and the Web site - Increased statistical software output - Exploring the Web boxes in most chapters

• Used

  Hardcover
  1993

  $3.21

  Presenting statistics from the point of view of working statisticians the book gives examples and exercises based on real data. This second edition has a refined and reorganized the text. The presentation of key concepts has been clarified and consolidated; notation has been simplified wherever possible; and many new data sets have been added. To offer students the opportunity to apply their knowledge in a realistic context, and in recognition of the utility of statistical software, computer exercises now conclude each chapter. In conjunction with this text there is - an instructor/solution manual (including data disks for the (IBM and MAC), a printed or computerized test bank, transparency masters, minitab manual and a student version of data desk with disk, MAC only.