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9780495107576

Probability and Statistics for Engineers and Scientists (with CD-ROM)

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    9780495107576

  • ISBN10:

    0495107573

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2006-02-03
  • Publisher: Duxbury Press
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Summary

The new edition of Anthony Hayter's book continues in the same student-oriented vein that has made previous editions successful. Because Tony Hayter teaches and conducts research at a premier engineering school, he is in touch with engineers daily and understands their vocabulary. This leads to a clear and more readable writing style that students understand and appreciate. Additionally, because of his intimacy with the professional community, Hayter includes many high-interest examples and datasets that keep students' attention throughout the term. PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS FOR ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS employs a flexible approach with regard to the use of computer tools. Because the book is not tied to a particular software package, instructors may choose the program that best suits their needs. However, the book does provide substantial computer output (using MINITAB and other programs) to give students the necessary practice in interpreting output. "Computer Note" sections offer tips for using various software packages to perform analysis of the datasets, which can be downloaded from the website. Through the use of extensive examples and datasets, the book illustrates the importance of statistical data collection and analysis for students in the fields of aerospace, biochemical, civil, electrical, environmental, industrial, mechanical, and textile engineering, as well as for students in physics, chemistry, computing, biology, management, and mathematics.

Table of Contents

Preface x
Continuing Case Study: Microelectronic Solder Joints xv
Probability Theory
1(69)
Probabilities
1(7)
Events
8(7)
Combinations of Events
15(18)
Conditional Probability
33(7)
Probabilities of Event Intersections
40(10)
Posterior Probabilities
50(6)
Counting Techniques
56(8)
Case Study: Microelectronic Solder Joints
64(2)
Supplementary Problems
66(4)
Random Variables
70(75)
Discrete Random Variables
70(10)
Continuous Random Variables
80(12)
The Expectation of a Random Variable
92(9)
The Variance of a Random Variable
101(12)
Jointly Distributed Random Variables
113(15)
Combinations and Functions of Random Variables
128(13)
Case Study: Microelectronic Solder Joints
141(1)
Supplementary Problems
142(3)
Discrete Probability Distributions
145(39)
The Binomial Distribution
145(13)
The Geometric and Negative Binomial Distributions
158(8)
The Hypergeometric Distribution
166(5)
The Poisson Distribution
171(6)
The Multinomial Distribution
177(4)
Case Study: Microelectronic Solder Joints
181(1)
Supplementary Problems
182(2)
Continuous Probability Distributions
184(30)
The Uniform Distribution
184(4)
The Exponential Distribution
188(9)
The Gamma Distribution
197(5)
The Weibull Distribution
202(5)
The Beta Distribution
207(4)
Case Study: Microelectronic Solder Joints
211(1)
Supplementary Problems
212(2)
The Normal Distribution
214(51)
Probability Calculations Using the Normal Distribution
214(13)
Linear Combinations of Normal Random Variables
227(11)
Approximating Distributions with the Normal Distribution
238(11)
Distributions Related to the Normal Distribution
249(11)
Case Study: Microelectronic Solder Joints
260(1)
Supplementary Problems
261(4)
Descriptive Statistics
265(27)
Experimentation
265(5)
Data Presentation
270(8)
Sample Statistics
278(8)
Examples
286(4)
Case Study: Microelectronic Solder Joints
290(1)
Supplementary Problems
290(2)
Statistical Estimation and Sampling Distributions
292(34)
Point Estimates
292(5)
Properties of Point Estimates
297(10)
Sampling Distributions
307(9)
Constructing Parameter Estimates
316(6)
Case Study: Microelectronic Solder Joints
322(1)
Supplementary Problems
323(3)
Inferences on a Population Mean
326(55)
Confidence Intervals
326(15)
Hypothesis Testing
341(33)
Summary
374(1)
Case Study: Microelectronic Solder Joints
375(2)
Supplementary Problems
377(4)
Comparing Two Population Means
381(41)
Introduction
381(8)
Analysis of Paired Samples
389(5)
Analysis of Independent Samples
394(20)
Summary
414(2)
Case Study: Microelectronic Solder Joints
416(2)
Supplementary Problems
418(4)
Discrete Data Analysis
422(64)
Inferences on a Population Proportion
422(23)
Comparing Two Population Proportions
445(11)
Goodness of Fit Tests for One-Way Contingency Tables
456(15)
Testing for Independence in Two-Way Contingency Tables
471(10)
Case Study: Microelectronic Solder Joints
481(1)
Supplementary Problems
482(4)
The Analysis of Variance
486(47)
One-Factor Analysis of Variance
486(25)
Randomized Block Designs
511(18)
Case Study: Microelectronic Solder Joints
529(2)
Supplementary Problems
531(2)
Simple Linear Regression and Correlation
533(62)
The Simple Linear Regression Model
533(8)
Fitting the Regression Line
541(10)
Inferences on the Slope Parameter β1
551(8)
Inferences on the Regression Line
559(6)
Prediction Intervals for Future Response Values
565(4)
The Analysis of Variance Table
569(6)
Residual Analysis
575(5)
Variable Transformations
580(4)
Correlation Analysis
584(6)
Case Study: Microelectronic Solder Joints
590(1)
Supplementary Problems
591(4)
Multiple Linear Regression and Nonlinear Regression
595(41)
Introduction to Multiple Linear Regression
595(10)
Examples of Multiple Linear Regression
605(10)
Matrix Algebra Formulation of Multiple Linear Regression
615(9)
Evaluating Model Adequacy
624(6)
Nonlinear Regression
630(4)
Supplementary Problems
634(2)
Multifactor Experimental Design and Analysis
636(44)
Experiments with Two Factors
636(29)
Experiments with Three or More Factors
665(13)
Supplementary Problems
678(2)
Nonparametric Statistical Analysis
680(42)
The Analysis of a Single Population
681(21)
Comparing Two Populations
702(10)
Comparing Three or More Populations
712(7)
Supplementary Problems
719(3)
Quality Control Methods
722(29)
Introduction
722(1)
Statistical Process Control
722(6)
Variable Control Charts
728(10)
Attribute Control Charts
738(6)
Acceptance Sampling
744(5)
Supplementary Problems
749(2)
Reliability Analysis and Life Testing
751(21)
System Reliability
751(6)
Modeling Failure Rates
757(5)
Life Testing
762(8)
Supplementary Problems
770(2)
Tables 772(9)
Answers to Odd-Numbered Problems 781(22)
Index 803

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