Richard J. Larsen

Morris L. Marx

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Introduction to Mathematical Statistics and Its Applications, An

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<p><cite><strong>An Introduction to Mathematical Statistics and Its Applications</strong></cite> is a high-level calculus student's first exposure to mathematical statistics. It provides students who have already taken 3 or more semesters of calculus with the background to apply statistical principles. Meaty enough to guide a 2-semester course, it touches on both statistics and experimental design, which teaches you various ways to analyze data. It gives computational-minded students a necessary and realistic exposure to identifying data models.</p><p>The <strong>6th Edition</strong> offers 18 new Case Studies throughout; a new downloadable chapter on variance analysis as it applies to factorial data; many content changes throughout the text; and much more.</p>

<div class="c-no-headers-number-list_container"><ol><li>Introduction</li><li>Probability</li><li>Random Variables</li><li>Special Distributions</li><li>Estimation</li><li>Hypothesis Testing</li><li>Inferences Based on the Normal Distribution</li><li>Types of Data: A Brief Overview</li><li>Two-Sample Inferences</li><li>Goodness-of-Fit Tests</li><li>Regression</li><li>The Analysis of Variance</li><li>Randomized Block Designs</li><li>Nonparametric Statistics</li></ol></div>

Introduction to Mathematical Statistics and Its Applications, An, 6th edition