Statistics

Statistics by Fiona McGill, published by Nelson Thornes Limited in July 1999, is a comprehensive resource that spans 554 pages and is presented in English. This book clearly defines key concepts in statistics and probability while emphasizing mathematical modeling as a crucial process for developing and applying statistical methods. It addresses realistic statistical problems, guiding readers through the essential steps of defining problems, collecting data, analyzing information, and interpreting results through suitable modeling techniques.
Readers will find that this edition focuses on educational applications, particularly within secondary school settings, making it relevant for teaching mathematics. The content is structured to support understanding of statistical principles and their practical applications, catering to those interested in juvenile nonfiction related to education and mathematics. With its detailed approach, this book serves as a valuable tool for both students and educators looking to deepen their knowledge of statistics and probability.
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In this book statistics and probability are clearly defined and mathematical modelling is highlighted as a process in which statistics can be developed and applied. Work, in many cases is focused on realistic statistical problems, with emphasis on the importance of defining the problem, collecting data, analysing data and interpreting through appropriate modelling.
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