Just the Basics, Please: A Quick Review of Math for Introductory Statistics |  | Authors: Ronald E. Shiffler, Arthur J. Adams
Publisher: PWS Pub. Co.
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Pages: 161
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ISBN: 0534506917
Dewey Decimal Number: 512.1
EAN: 9780534506919
Publication Date: June 1995
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Just the Basics, Please April 16, 2007
cortezhill (San Diego, CA)
Even if it's been years since your last math class, here's a book that'll prepare you for college-level statistics - in just days.
It's a fact. Many colleges now require statistics for graduation. Trouble is, who wants to spend the time - and money - on a full term math refresher if statistics is the course you actually need to graduate.
Just the Basics, Please will teach you all the math you'll need to succeed in an introductory statistics course - whether you are in busienss, psychology, or sociology. Ronald E. Shiffler and Arthur J. Adams have designed as easy-to-use math guide that any student can complete in a matter of days. Follow its format, and you'll be ready for any algebra-based staistics class.
Each chapter is a self-directed exercise in essential math skills. Pre- and post-chapter tests help you track your progress before and after each chapter. And important math rules and formulas are conveniently boxed for quick reference. In addition, you'll find the following features helpful:
* A complete review of arithmatic, graphing, and probability
* Extensive summary examples
* Answers to chapter examples and tests located in back of the book
* Reference table of basic math concepts and how they relate to statistics
* Handy keystroke tips for using hand held calculators
* an index of key terms
--- from book's back cover
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