College statistics created by R.H. Clarke

By:

Clarke, R.H

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: London Thomas Nelson and Sons Ltd 1969Description: 276 pages illustrations 21 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

177410108

Subject(s):

Mathematical statistics

Contents:

Preface; 1 - Frequency distribution, 2 - Probability, 3 - Basic statistical measures, 4 - Binomial and poisson distributions, 5 - Normal distribution, Revision problems chapters 1 to 5, 6- Significance tests, 7 - Further significance tests, Revision problems chapters 1 to 5, 8 - Quality control, 9 - Correlation General revision problems.

Summary: This account of statistical principles is an ideal text for modern technical college syllabuses. It maintains a balance between the theory and the essentially practical nature of the subject by including a number of simple experiments, many of which can be performed with little apparatus other than the book itself.

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With answers.

Includes index.

This account of statistical principles is an ideal text for modern technical college syllabuses. It maintains a balance between the theory and the essentially practical nature of the subject by including a number of simple experiments, many of which can be performed with little apparatus other than the book itself.

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