Intro Stats4th EditionRichard D. De Veaux Publisher: PEARSONISBN: 9780321826275
Intro Stats
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Chapter 1 - Stats Starts HereChapter 1.3 - VariablesChapter 2 - Displaying And Describing Categorical DataChapter 2.2 - Exploring The Relationship Between Two Categorical VariablesChapter 3 - Displaying And Summarizing Quantitative DataChapter 3.2 - ShapeChapter 3.7 - The Spread Of Symmetric Distributions: The Standard DeviationChapter 4 - Understanding And Comparing DistributionsChapter 4.2 - Comparing Groups With BoxplotsChapter 5 - The Standard Deviation As A Ruler And The Normal Model
Chapter 5.1 - Standardizing With Z-scoresChapter 5.2 - Shifting And ScalingChapter 5.3 - Normal ModelsChapter 6 - Scatterplots, Association, And CorrelationChapter 6.2 - CorrelationChapter 7 - Linear RegressionChapter 7.4 - Regression To The MeanChapter 7.6 - R2—the Variation Accounted For By The ModelChapter 8 - Regression WisdomChapter 8.3 - Outliers, Leverage, And InfluenceChapter 9 - Understanding RandomnessChapter 9.2 - Simulating By HandChapter 10 - Sample SurveysChapter 10.2 - Populations And ParametersChapter 10.4 - Other Sampling DesignsChapter 11 - Experiments And Observational StudiesChapter 11.3 - The Four Principles Of Experimental DesignChapter 11.4 - Control TreatmentsChapter 12 - From Randomness To ProbabilityChapter 12.1 - Random PhenomenaChapter 12.3 - Formal ProbabilityChapter 13 - Probability RulesChapter 13.1 - The General Addition RuleChapter 13.3 - IndependenceChapter 13.4 - Picturing Probability: Tables, Venn Diagrams, And TreesChapter 14 - Random Variables And Probability ModelsChapter 14.1 - Expected Value: CenterChapter 14.3 - Combining Random VariablesChapter 14.6 - The Poisson ModelChapter 15 - Sampling Distribution ModelsChapter 15.2 - When Does The Normal Model Work? Assumptions And ConditionsChapter 15.5 - Sampling Distributions: A SummaryChapter 16 - Confidence Intervals For ProportionsChapter 16.1 - A Confidence IntervalChapter 16.2 - Interpreting Confidence Intervals: What Does 95% Confidence Really Mean?Chapter 17 - Testing Hypotheses About ProportionsChapter 17.2 - P-valuesChapter 17.4 - Alternative AlternativesChapter 18 - Inferences About MeansChapter 18.2 - Gosset’s TChapter 19 - More About Tests And IntervalsChapter 19.4 - Critical Values For Hypothesis TestsChapter 19.5 - ErrorsChapter 20 - Comparing GroupsChapter 20.3 - A Confidence Interval For The Difference Between Two ProportionsChapter 20.4 - The Two-sample Z-test: Testing For The Difference Between ProportionsChapter 20.5 - A Confidence Interval For The Difference Between Two MeansChapter 20.6 - The Two Sample T-test: Testing For The Difference Between Two MeansChapter 21 - Paired Samples And BlocksChapter 21.4 - BlockingChapter 22 - Comparing CountsChapter 22.3 - Examining The ResidualsChapter 22.4 - Chi-square Test Of IndependenceChapter 23 - Inferences For RegressionChapter 23.4 - Regression InferenceChapter 24 - Analysis Of VarianceChapter 24.2 - The Anova TableChapter 25 - Multiple RegressionChapter 25.4 - Multiple Regression InferenceChapter R - Review Exercises
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Chapter 1, Problem 1ECalculation: The given information is that, the data represents the car types with number of...The given information is that, the histograms for four manufactured sets of numbers which have the...The data represents the histogram and summary statistics for the load factors of domestic and...Chapter 5, Problem 1EChapter 6, Problem 1EChapter 7, Problem 1EChapter 8, Problem 1EA coin is flipped to decide who takes out the trash. Randomization: The process of allocating...
Chapter 10, Problem 1EChapter 11, Problem 1EChapter 12, Problem 1EChapter 13, Problem 1ECalculation: The number of oranges per three and the distribution is given. Expected value: If X is...Chapter 15, Problem 1EIn Pew research, the random sample of 799 U.S. teens about the internet usage reports that 49% teens...Calculation: The study based on the effect of aspirin in the treatment of heart attacks and has the...Chapter 18, Problem 1EChapter 19, Problem 1EChapter 20, Problem 1EChapter 21, Problem 1EChapter 22, Problem 1EThe given information is that output shows the regression model and associated plots for the...The given information is that, a student conducted an experiment to identify whether there is any...Calculation: The regression model for the price of houses in upstate New York with respect to number...
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