Теория вероятностей для чайников
McGraw-Hill Professional, 2005. - 258 Pages.
Now anyone who ever flipped a coin, played cards, or placed a bet can grasp the principles that gove probability -- without formal training, unlimited time, or an Einstein IQ. In Probability Demystified, experienced math instructor Allan Bluman provides an illuminating and entertaining way to master chance, odds, and predictability.
With Probability Demystified, you lea the subject one simple step at a time -- at your own speed. This unique, self-teaching guide offers problems at the end of each chapter and section to pinpoint weaknesses, and a 60-question "final exam" to reinforce the entire book.
If you have basic math and a little algebra, you can master probability. This fast and entertaining self-teaching course makes it fun and easy to:
Lea probability theory with examples using familiar items such as coins, cards, and dice
Discover how actuaries predict the likelihood of events
Play games of chance with deeper understanding
Construct a solid foundation for statistics
Be better prepared for standardized tests
Take a "final exam" and grade it yourself!
Simple enough for beginners and students but always challenging, Probability Demystified is the most interesting self-teaching tool or brush-up you can find!
McGraw-Hill Professional, 2005. - 258 Pages.
Now anyone who ever flipped a coin, played cards, or placed a bet can grasp the principles that gove probability -- without formal training, unlimited time, or an Einstein IQ. In Probability Demystified, experienced math instructor Allan Bluman provides an illuminating and entertaining way to master chance, odds, and predictability.
With Probability Demystified, you lea the subject one simple step at a time -- at your own speed. This unique, self-teaching guide offers problems at the end of each chapter and section to pinpoint weaknesses, and a 60-question "final exam" to reinforce the entire book.
If you have basic math and a little algebra, you can master probability. This fast and entertaining self-teaching course makes it fun and easy to:
Lea probability theory with examples using familiar items such as coins, cards, and dice
Discover how actuaries predict the likelihood of events
Play games of chance with deeper understanding
Construct a solid foundation for statistics
Be better prepared for standardized tests
Take a "final exam" and grade it yourself!
Simple enough for beginners and students but always challenging, Probability Demystified is the most interesting self-teaching tool or brush-up you can find!