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The Basic Practice of Statistics
SEVENTH EDITION The Basic Practice of Statistics DAVID S. MOORE • WILLIAM I. NOTZ • MICHAEL A. FLIGNER Purdue University The Ohio State University University of California at Santa Cruz
Terri Ward Karen Carson Cara LeClair Leslie Lahr and Jorge Amaral Marie Dripchak Laura Judge Catriona Kaplan Liam Ferguson Victoria Garvey Bailey James Cecilia Varas Eileen Liang Vicki Tomaselli Lisa Kinne Denise Showers, Aptara®, Inc. Publisher: Senior Acquisitions Editor: Marketing Manager: Development Editors: Associate Editor: Executive Media Editor: Media Editor: Associate Media Editor: Editorial Assistant: Marketing Assistant: Photo Editor: Photo Researcher: Cover and Text Designer: Managing Editor: Senior Project Manager: Illustrations and Composition: Aptara®, Inc. Julia DeRosa Production Manager: RR Donnelley Printing and Binding: Cover Credit: © SoberP/istockphoto Library of Congress Control Number: 2014950586 Student Edition Hardcover (packaged with EESEE/CrunchIt! access card): ISBN-13: 978-1-4641-4253-6 ISBN-10: 1-4641-4253-X Student Edition Loose-leaf (packaged with EESEE/CrunchIt! access card): ISBN-13: 978-1-4641-7990-7 ISBN-10: 1-4641-7990-5 Instructor Complimentary Copy: ISBN-13: 978-1-4641-7988-4 ISBN-10: 1-4641-7988-3 © 2015, 2013, 2010, 2007 by W. H. Freeman and Company All rights reserved Printed in the United States of America First printing W. H. Freeman and Company 41 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10010 Houndmills, Basingstoke RG21 6XS, England www.whfreeman.com
BRIEF CONTENTS CHAPTER 0 Getting Started PART I EXPLORING DATA Exploring Data: Variables and Distributions CHAPTER 1 Picturing Distributions with Graphs CHAPTER 2 Describing Distributions with Numbers CHAPTER 3 The Normal Distributions Exploring Data: Relationships CHAPTER 4 Scatterplots and Correlation CHAPTER 5 Regression CHAPTER 6 Two-Way Tables* CHAPTER 7 Exploring Data: Part I Review PRODUCING DATA PART II CHAPTER 8 Producing Data: Sampling CHAPTER 9 Producing Data: Experiments CHAPTER 10 Data Ethics* CHAPTER 11 Producing Data: Part II Review PART III FROM DATA PRODUCTION TO INFERENCE CHAPTER 12 Introducing Probability CHAPTER 13 General Rules of Probability* CHAPTER 14 Binomial Distributions* CHAPTER 15 Sampling Distributions CHAPTER 16 Confi dence Intervals: The Basics 1 11 13 47 75 101 127 163 179 201 203 227 253 267 275 277 303 327 345 373 *Starred material is not required for later parts of the text. v
vi BRIEF CONTENTS CHAPTER 17 Tests of Signifi cance: The Basics CHAPTER 18 Inference in Practice CHAPTER 19 From Data Production to Inference: Part III Review 391 415 439 PART IV INFERENCE ABOUT VARIABLES 453 Quantitative Response Variable CHAPTER 20 Inference about a Population Mean CHAPTER 21 Comparing Two Means Categorical Response Variable CHAPTER 22 Inference about a Population Proportion CHAPTER 23 Comparing Two Proportions CHAPTER 24 Inference about Variables: Part IV Review PART V INFERENCE ABOUT RELATIONSHIPS CHAPTER 25 Two Categorical Variables: The Chi-Square Test CHAPTER 26 Inference for Regression CHAPTER 27 One-Way Analysis of Variance: Comparing Several Means PART VI OPTIONAL COMPANION CHAPTERS (AVAILABLE ONLINE) CHAPTER 28 Nonparametric Tests CHAPTER 29 Multiple Regression CHAPTER 30 More about Analysis of Variance CHAPTER 31 Statistical Process Control 453 485 517 539 559 575 577 609 645 28-1 29-1 30-1 31-1
CONTENTS To the Instructor: About This Book xi Acknowledgments xx Media and Supplements xxii About the Authors xxv CHAPTER 0 Getting Started 1 0.1 Where the data comes from matters 2 0.2 Always look at the data 3 0.3 Variation is everywhere 5 0.4 What lies ahead in this book 7 PART I EXPLORING DATA 11 CHAPTER 1 Picturing Distributions with Graphs 13 1.1 Individuals and variables 13 1.2 Categorical variables: pie charts and bar graphs 16 1.3 Quantitative variables: histograms 21 1.4 Interpreting histograms 24 1.5 Quantitative variables: stemplots 29 1.6 Time plots 32 CHAPTER 2 Describing Distributions with Numbers 47 2.1 Measuring center: the mean 48 2.2 Measuring center: the median 49 2.3 Comparing the mean and the median 50 2.4 Measuring variability: the quartiles 51 2.5 The fi ve-number summary and boxplots 53 2.6 Spotting suspected outliers and modifi ed boxplots* 55 2.7 Measuring variability: the standard deviation 57 2.8 Choosing measures of center and variability 59 2.9 Using technology 61 2.10 Organizing a statistical problem 63 CHAPTER 3 The Normal Distributions 75 3.1 Density curves 75 3.2 Describing density curves 78 3.3 Normal distributions 80 *Starred material is not required for later parts of the text. 3.4 The 68–95–99.7 rule 82 3.5 The standard Normal distribution 85 3.6 Finding Normal proportions 86 3.7 Using the standard Normal table 88 3.8 Finding a value given a proportion 91 CHAPTER 4 Scatterplots and Correlation 101 4.1 Explanatory and response variables 101 4.2 Displaying relationships: scatterplots 103 4.3 Interpreting scatterplots 105 4.4 Adding categorical variables to scatterplots 109 4.5 Measuring linear association: correlation 111 4.6 Facts about correlation 113 CHAPTER 5 Regression 127 5.1 Regression lines 127 5.2 The least-squares regression line 131 5.3 Using technology 132 5.4 Facts about least-squares regression 135 5.5 Residuals 138 5.6 Infl uential observations 143 5.7 Cautions about correlation and regression 146 5.8 Association does not imply causation 148 CHAPTER 6 Two-Way Tables* 163 6.1 Marginal distributions 164 6.2 Conditional distributions 166 6.3 Simpson’s paradox 171 CHAPTER 7 Exploring Data: Part I Review 179 Part I Summary 181 Test Yourself 183 Supplementary Exercises 195 PART II PRODUCING DATA 201 CHAPTER 8 Producing Data: Sampling 203 8.1 Population versus sample 204 8.2 How to sample badly 206 vii
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