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Authors: Daren S. Starnes, David S. Moore, Dan Yates · Publisher: Bedford, Freeman & Worth
Language: English · ISBN: 978-1319269296
The Updated Version of The Practice of Statistics, Sixth Edition provides a clear and student-friendly introduction to modern statistics. This edition emphasizes conceptual understanding, data analysis, and real-world applications, supporting learners preparing for AP® Statistics or introductory college-level statistics.
Foundations of data analysis and statistical reasoning
Displaying, interpreting, and comparing data
Probability concepts and random variables
Statistical inference for proportions, means, and regression
Technology-supported analysis using calculators and software
Principles of experimental design and reducing bias
This textbook is one of the most trusted resources for AP® Statistics. Its real datasets, step-by-step examples, and clear explanations make statistical concepts accessible. The updated version strengthens clarity, provides fresh practice problems, and reflects modern statistical standards.
AP® Statistics students
College students in introductory statistics courses
Teachers seeking a reliable, classroom-tested curriculum
Self-learners wanting a strong foundation in statistics
Analyzing categorical and quantitative data
Sampling methods, surveys, and experiment design
Probability rules and modeling randomness
Confidence intervals and hypothesis testing
Inference for proportions, means, and linear regression
Simulation, modeling, and data-driven decision making
The Updated Version of The Practice of Statistics, Sixth Edition remains a cornerstone resource for developing statistical literacy. With approachable explanations and real-world applications, it equips learners with the analytical skills needed for academic achievement and informed decision-making.
