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Essentials of Statistics: Exercises

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Essentials of Statistics: Exercises
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Publisher: BookBoon
ISBN-13: 9788776814090
Number of pages: 58

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After reading the theory book about Statistics it is time to test your knowledge to make sure that you are well prepared for your exam. This free exercise book follows the same structure as the theory book about Statistics. Answer questions about for example probability theory, random variables, expected value and the law of large numbers. All the exercises are followed by their solutions.

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