Graded Exercises in Statistics
Graded Exercises in Statistics by Richard Norris is a reprint edition published by Cambridge University Press on November 2, 2000. This 276-page book is presented in English and offers a comprehensive collection of exercises tailored for homework, practice, and revision in the field of statistics. It addresses all areas of A and AS level mathematics, including optional topics, and is structured to align with new specifications.
Readers will find a variety of graded questions organized into four sections: Basic, Intermediate, Advanced, and Revision. Each section is designed to enhance understanding and confidence, catering to students at different levels of proficiency. The book also includes detailed worked solutions to key questions, making it a valuable resource for those studying mathematics, particularly in the areas of probability and statistics.
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A wide-ranging collection of exercises for homework, practice and revision. This series covers all areas of A and AS level mathematics, including optional topics, and has been designed for the new specifications. In each section of the book the questions are graded into four sections: Basic, covering the fundamentals of the topic; Intermediate, with questions of examination standard – including many from past papers; Advanced, designed to challenge the most able students; Revision, to increase understanding and confidence. The Answers contain detailed worked solutions to key questions.
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