Newly Edited Principles of Statistics: Exercise Collection

Author: Xu Jing Shen Xuezhen Tang Qingyin
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Publishing Date: 2000-03-01
Features: Principles of Statistics is a compulsory basic course for students majoring in economics. Students often encounter difficulties during the learning process. To help students better learn and master the principles of statistics, the authors have compiled this exercise book based on their years of teaching experience. This exercise book is a supplementary textbook for "New Principles of Statistics" (published by Lixin Accounting Press in 1998, hereinafter referred to as "Principles"). The entire book consists of three parts. The first part includes the key points, difficulties, and corresponding exercises with reference answers for each chapter of "Principles". The second part contains two sets of mock exams. The third part provides reference answers to the exercises in the "Principles" textbook. The types of exercises include fill-in-the-blanks, multiple-choice questions (single and multiple), true-or-false questions, term definitions, short-answer questions, and calculation and analysis questions, totaling seven types. The features of this exercise book are to highlight key points, explain difficulties; rich content, standardized question types, especially with a wide variety of calculation question types, covering a broad scope. It is an excellent reference book for students in various junior colleges, vocational schools, and adult education institutions studying the principles of statistics. Principles of Statistics is a compulsory basic course for students majoring in economics. Students often encounter difficulties during the learning process. To help students better learn and master the principles of statistics, the authors have compiled this exercise book based on their years of teaching experience. This exercise book is a supplementary textbook for "New Principles of Statistics" (published by Lixin Accounting Press in 1998, hereinafter referred to as "Principles"). The entire book consists of three parts. The first part includes the key points, difficulties, and corresponding exercises with reference answers for each chapter of "Principles". The second part contains two sets of mock exams. The third part provides reference answers to the exercises in the "Principles" textbook. The types of exercises include fill-in-the-blanks, multiple-choice questions (single and multiple), true-or-false questions, term definitions, short-answer questions, and calculation and analysis questions, totaling seven types. The features of this exercise book are to highlight key points, explain difficulties; rich content, standardized question types, especially with a wide variety of calculation question types, covering a broad scope. It is an excellent reference book for students in various junior colleges, vocational schools, and adult education institutions studying the principles of statistics.