Larson (2)
Author of Heath Algebra 1: An Integrated Approach
For other authors named Larson, see the disambiguation page.
Larson (2) has been aliased into Ron E. Larson.
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Works have been aliased into Ron E. Larson.
Elementary Algebra Solutions, Second Edition, Custom Publication by LARSON (2000) Paperback (2000) 2 copies
Complete Solutions Guide for use with Precalculus with Limits a Graphing Approach and Precalculus Functions and Graphs a Graphing Approach (2007) 2 copies
BNDL: ALGEBRA & TRIGONOMETRY, 9th Edition + Enhanced WebAssign Printed Access Card for Pre-Calculus & College Algebra (2016) 2 copies
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I see this textbook has gotten some bad reviews, but I find it a very good, pre-calculus algebraic stats text. It goes from basic probability and regression (which I feel should be among the first chapters) on up to chi distribution. My main complaints are these:
1. Choose one technology! This is spread thin over Excel, TI-84 graphing calculator and MiniTab
2. coefficient of determination is not mentioned here while being more prevalent that Pearson's correlation coefficient -- even among the show more chosen technologies.
3. So much today revolves around the p-value, the level of marginal significance within a statistical hypothesis test, It fades from this text after initial introduction and its contemporary reassessment is not explored.
4. The author calls a telephone survey as an unbiased sampling, which is hardly ever true! show less
1. Choose one technology! This is spread thin over Excel, TI-84 graphing calculator and MiniTab
2. coefficient of determination is not mentioned here while being more prevalent that Pearson's correlation coefficient -- even among the show more chosen technologies.
3. So much today revolves around the p-value, the level of marginal significance within a statistical hypothesis test, It fades from this text after initial introduction and its contemporary reassessment is not explored.
4. The author calls a telephone survey as an unbiased sampling, which is hardly ever true! show less
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