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Title: The Authors Missed so much
Review: The authors' logistics in this book is as confusing as their language used to try to teach this simple math subject. Often, they forget to introduce essential formulas and concepts, or relegate them to parts of the book long after they should have been mentioned. The main example of this is the empirical rule. They substitute lengthy processes in lieu of essential formulas, such as the confidence interval formula, and the formulas used in hypothesis testing. Examples of problems are sparse, and the authors' work is generally not shown, but rather they imply that the student already knows what they are doing (kind of like moving across four lanes with no turn signal, "Everyone knew what I was doing!")This book got two stars because, since it is a paperback, it is cheap.
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