Statistics: A First Course
by John Freund, Benjamin Perles
Statistics: A First Course combines conceptual learning with guided practice, real-data problems, cumulative reviews, and technology-based examples. Students encounter Minitab output, graphing calculator reproductions, TI-83 tips, and worked solutions that support both statistical reasoning and practical problem-solving.
About This Book
Statistics: A First Course is designed to help students develop a deeper understanding of statistical concepts and the reasoning behind common problem-solving methods.
Conceptual Exercises encourage students to think about why problems are solved in specific ways, while Practice Exercises identify representative problems with fully worked solutions provided at the end of each chapter.
Updated problem sets include new and revised questions, additional real-data-based problems, and reduced internal referencing. Review Sections appearing every three chapters reinforce connections across topics with achievements, key terms, and cumulative exercises.
The book incorporates technology throughout, including updated Minitab printouts, graphing calculator reproductions, technology-focused examples, and an appendix offering TI-83 tips.
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