Probability and Statistics in Examples and Problems. Volume I. Basic Concepts of Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics

To master the theory of probabilities and mathematical statistics, training in solving problems and the development of intuition are no less important than the study of evidence of theorems, a wide variety of tasks on this subject complicates the students from lectures to examination tasks, and from them-to practice.
Due to the fact that the subject of this book is critical both for modern applications (financial mathematics, management, telecommunications, signal processing, bioinformatics), and for classical applications (relevant mathematics, sociology, engineering), authors have collected a large number of exercises equipped with complete decisions. These solutions are adapted to the needs and skills of students. The necessary theoretical information is given along the presentation, in addition, the text is equipped with historical retreats.
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