Elementary Statistics (11th Edition)

A top-selling textbook developed by Mario F. Triola for Statistics 101, Elementary Statistics (11th Edition) is a detailed and easily understandable manual written for university level students who need to build an appreciation and basic facility of the subject for future research work. It uses a range of examples based on actual applications, showing readers real-life situations where they can apply statistics and make it useful. Mario F. Triola provides over 2,000 helpful exercises for the classroom using compelling data sets. This eleventh edition (ISBN 9780321500243) combines new and traditional examples to assist learners in practicing critical thinking and effectively analyzing data. The author also designed Elementary Statistics (11th Edition) to help college students relate abstract data with their daily lives and cultivate a more conceptual and professional way of understanding the methods of collecting, organizing, analyzing, and interpreting data. There are 14 chapters in this book along with 3 appendices that can be used as reference for data sets, tables, and for getting more data online. The chapters progress from a brief introduction to statistics on to data comparison, probability, estimates, hypothesizing, and analysis. Concepts on contingency tables, correlation and regression, and nonparametric statistics are also discussed in separate sections. The last chapter covers practical projects and a brief epilogue. This comprehensive textbook comes with a CD-ROM where teachers and students can access different exercises (depending on their level and learning goal), as well as even more resources. Readers can access the publisher's website (Addison Wesley) to download more materials.