Pearson eText for Probability & Statistics for Engineers and Scientists with R -- Instant Access (Pearson+) - 1st Edition - by Michael Akritas - ISBN 9780137548552

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Michael Akritas
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ISBN: 9780137548552

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Name: Pearson eText for Probability & Statistics for Engineers and Scientists with R -- Instant Access (Pearson+)
Author: Michael Akritas
ISBN: 9780137548552

Chapter 1.2 - Populations And Samples Chapter 1.3 - Some Sampling Concepts Chapter 1.4 - Random Variables And Statistical Chapter 1.5 - Basic Graphics For Data Visualization Chapter 1.6 - Proportions, Averages, And Variances Chapter 1.7 - Medians, Percentiles, And Boxplots Chapter 1.8 - Comparative Studies Chapter 2.2 - Sample Spaces, Events, And Set Operations Chapter 2.3 - Experiments With Equally Likely Outcomes Chapter 2.4 - Axioms And Properties Of Probabilities

Chapter 2.5 - Conditional Probability Chapter 2.6 - Independent Events

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