A First Course in probability
This comprehensive guide invites readers into the foundational principles of probability, tailored for those with a grasp of calculus.Revised to enhance clarity, the Fifth Edition features streamlined exercise sets with simpler problems alongside new self-test sections, each concluding with fully worked-out solutions—perfect for self-study or classroom use. Real-world applications are woven throughout, demonstrating how probability theory connects to everyday scenarios across mathematics, engineering, and the sciences. Complementing the text, a handy software diskette accompanies each copy, offering intuitive tools to explore key concepts like the central limit theorem and the strong law of large numbers, making abstract ideas tangible and approachable.
Designed for accessibility, this resource empowers learners to build a strong conceptual foundation while developing practical problem-solving skills. The inclusion of diverse applications ensures that readers see the value in probability, bridging theory with practice. Weather tackling homework, conducting research, or simply satisfying intellectual curiosity, this volume serves as an indispensable companion, providing the tools and insights needed to succeed in their academic and professional endeavors.
| Pages | 440 |
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| Publication Date | january 1, 1994 |
| Weight | 1.32 pounds |
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A First Course in Probability
Accessible introduction to the mathematical theory of probability, enhanced with new applications and self-test problems.
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