Statistics Using TechnologyThis is a statistics textbook to be used in an introductory statistics class. This book uses technology to calculate probabilities. The approach to this textbook is to ask people to interpret statistics and think statistically. |
Contents
Experimental Design | 14 |
Quantitative Data | 36 |
Other Graphical Representations of Data | 56 |
Numerical Descriptions of Data | 71 |
Ranking | 99 |
Theoretical Probability | 114 |
Conditional Probability | 130 |
Discrete Probability Distributions | 147 |
OneSample Inference | 215 |
OneSample Proportion Test | 228 |
Estimation | 247 |
TwoSample Inference | 265 |
Independent Samples for Two Means | 293 |
Regression and Correlation | 317 |
Correlation | 336 |
ChiSquare and ANOVA Tests | 359 |
Mean and Standard Deviation of Binomial Distribution | 169 |
Assessing Normality | 190 |
ChiSquare Goodness of Fit | 375 |
Critical Value Tables | 395 |
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