UNDERSTANDABLE STATISTICS(LL)/ACCESS12th EditionBRASE Publisher: CENGAGE LISBN: 9781337805094
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Statistical Literacy In a statistical study what is the difference between an individual and a...Problem 2P:
Statistical Literacy Are data at the nominal level of measurement quantitative or qualitative?Problem 4P:
Statistical Literacy For a set population, does a parameter ever change? If there are three...Problem 5P:
Critical Thinking Numbers are often assigned to data that are categorical in nature. (a) Consider...Problem 6P:
Interpretation Lucy conducted a survey asking some of her friends to specify their favorite type of...Problem 7P:
Marketing: Fast Food A national survey asked 1261 U.S. adult fast-food customers which meal...Problem 8P:
Advertising: Auto Mileage What is the average miles per gallon (mpg) for all new hybrid small cars?...Problem 9P:
Ecology: Wetlands Government agencies carefully monitor water quality and its effect on wetlands...Problem 10P:
Archaeology: Ireland The archaeological site of Tara is more than 4000 years old. Tradition states...Problem 11P:
Student Life: Levels of Measurement Categorize these measurements associated with student life...Problem 12P:
Business: Levels of Measurement Categorize these measurements associated with a robotics company...Problem 13P:
Fishing: Levels of Measurement Categorize these measurements associated with fishing according to...Browse All Chapters of This Textbook
Chapter 1 - Getting StartedChapter 1.1 - What Is StatisticsChapter 1.2 - Random SamplesChapter 1.3 - Introduction To Experimental DesignChapter 2 - Organizing DataChapter 2.1 - Frequency Distributions, Histograms, And Related TopicsChapter 2.2 - Bar Graphs, Circle Graphs, And Time-series GraphsChapter 2.3 - Stem-and-leaf DisplaysChapter 3 - Averages And VariationChapter 3.1 - Measures Of Central Tendency: Mode, Median, And Mean
Chapter 3.2 - Measures Of VariationChapter 3.3 - Percentiles And Box-and-whisker PlotsChapter 4 - Elementary Probability TheoryChapter 4.1 - What Is Probability?Chapter 4.2 - Some Probability Rules—compound EventsChapter 4.3 - Trees And Counting TechniquesChapter 5 - The Binomial Probability Distribution And Related TopicsChapter 5.1 - Introduction To Random Variables And Probability DistributionsChapter 5.2 - Binomial ProbabilitiesChapter 5.3 - Additional Properties Of The Binomial DistributionChapter 5.4 - The Geometric And Poisson Probability DistributionsChapter 6 - Normal Curves And Sampling DistributionsChapter 6.1 - Graphs Of Normal Probability DistributionsChapter 6.2 - Standard Units And Areas Under The Standard Normal DistributionChapter 6.3 - Areas Under Any Normal CurveChapter 6.4 - Sampling DistributionsChapter 6.5 - The Central Limit TheoremChapter 6.6 - Normal Approximation To Binomial Distribution And To Pˆ DistributionChapter 7 - EstimationChapter 7.1 - Estimating M When S Is KnownChapter 7.2 - Estimating M When S Is UnknownChapter 7.3 - Estimating P In The Binomial DistributionChapter 7.4 - Estimating M1 - M2 And P1 - P2Chapter 8 - Hypothesis TestingChapter 8.1 - Introduction To Statistical TestsChapter 8.2 - Testing The Mean MChapter 8.3 - Testing A Proportion PChapter 8.4 - Tests Involving Paired Differences (dependent Samples)Chapter 8.5 - Testing M1 - M2 And P1 - P2 (independent Samples)Chapter 9 - Correlation And RegressionChapter 9.1 - Scatter Diagrams And Linear CorrelationChapter 9.2 - Linear Regression And The Coefficient Of DeterminationChapter 9.3 - Inferences For Correlation And RegressionChapter 9.4 - Multiple RegressionChapter 10 - Chi-square And F DistributionsChapter 10.1 - Overview Of The Chi-square DistributionChapter 10.2 - Chi-square: Tests Of Independence And Of HomogeneityChapter 10.3 - Chi-square: Goodness Of FitChapter 10.4 - Testing And Estimating A Single Variance Or Standard DeviationChapter 10.5 - Testing Two VariancesChapter 10.6 - One-way Anova: Comparing Several Sample MeansChapter 11 - Nonparametric StatisticsChapter 11.1 - The Sign Test For Matched PairsChapter 11.2 - The Rank-sum TestChapter 11.3 - Spearman Rank CorrelationChapter 11.4 - Runs Test For Randomness
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