Cracking the AP Statistics Exam, 2014 Edition by Princeton-Review -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Acknowledgments Contents Part I: Using This Book to Improve Your AP Score

Preview Activity: Your Knowledge, Your Expectations Your Guide to Using This Book How to Begin

Part II: About the AP Statistics Exam

How the AP Statistics Exam Is Structured Overview of Content Topics How AP Exams Are Used Other Resources Designing Your Pacing Plan

Part III: Test-Taking Strategies for the AP Statistics Exam

1. How to Approach Multiple Choice Questions 2. How to Approach the Free Response Section 3. How to Use Your Calculator

Part IV: Subject Review

4. Exploring Data

Observing Patterns and Departures from Patterns Collecting Data Tabular Methods Graphical Methods for Qualitative Data Graphical Methods for Quantitative Data Numerical Methods for Continuous Variables Boxplots The Effect of Changing Units on Summary Measures Comparing Distributions of Two or More Groups Exploring Bivariate Data Exploring Categorical Data: Frequency Tables Chapter 4 Review Questions Chapter 4 Review Answers and Explanations

5. Sampling and Experimentation

Planning a Study Overview of Methods of Data Collection Planning and Conducting Surveys Bias in Surveys Planning and Conducting Experiments Chapter 5 Review Questions Chapter 5 Review Answers and Explanations

6. Anticipating Patterns

Producing Models Using Probability and Simulation Probability Random Variables and Their Probability Distributions The Probability Distributions of Discrete Random Variables The Probability Distributions of Continuous Random Variables The Normal Distribution Combining Independent Random Variables Sampling Distributions Chapter 6 Review Questions Chapter 6 Review Answers and Explanations

7. Statistical Inference

Confirming Models Parameters and Statistics Estimation Point Estimation Interval Estimation and the Confidence Interval Inference: Tests of Significance Estimation and Inference Problems Estimation for and Inference About a Population Proportion p Estimation for and Inference About a Population Mean μ Estimation of and Inference About the Difference in Population Proportions (p1 – p2) Estimation of and Inference About the Difference in Population Means (μ1 – μ2) Making an Inference Using Categorical Data Review of Formulas on the Exam Chapter 7 Review Questions Chapter 7 Review Answers and Explanations

Part V: The Princeton Review AP Statistics Practice Tests

8. Practice Test 1 9. Practice Test 1: Answers and Explanations 10. Practice Test 2 11. Practice Test 2: Answers and Explanations

Appendix: Formulas and Tables About the Author