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Applied Statistical Inference with MINITAB, Second Edition
Chapman and Hall/CRC (9781498779982 / 153 Tables, black and white; 900 Illustr) - Second edition - Chapman & Hall/CRC - Taylor and Francis - Height: 195 mm - Spine width: 31 mm - Width: 261 mm - ISBN: 9781498779982
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| Brand | Chapman and Hall/CRC Chapman and Hall/CRC is a scientific and technical publisher. It was founded in 1858 by two chemists, John Chapman and Henry Hall. The company has published some of the most important scientific works of the past two centuries, including Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species. Today, Chapman and Hall/CRC is a division of the Taylor and Francis Group. |
| ISBN | Chapman and Hall/CRC 1498779980 |
| MPN | Chapman and Hall/CRC 153 Tables, black and white; 900 Illustr |
| ID | 14994160 |
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Second edition |
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195 mm |
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Chapman & Hall/CRC |
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9781498779982 |
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English |
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478 |
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17 Dec 2018 |
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Taylor and Francis |
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31 mm |
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1086 g |
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261 mm |
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