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Chapter	Page	Line	Now Reads	Should Read	Date	Thanks To
1	10	10	P(drawing a heart of a spade	P(drawing a heart or a spade	9-7-12	Kennedy Meyer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
1	13	2	Answers in Appendix D, page 526	Answers in Appendix D, page 575	8-31-12	Nicole Card, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
1	13	Ex. 9 line 4	Each suit as 13	Each suit has 13	5-29-13	Ashley Henard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
2	19	5th from last	(60 + 67 + 65)/3	(60 + 67 + 67)/3	9-1-12	Nicole Card, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
2	21	Box 2.2, line 4	0.1, 02, 0.3	0.1, 0.2, 0.3	9-1-12	Jean-Paul Castro, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
2	23	Box caption	Box 2.2	Box 2.3	9-4-12	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
2	29	2	Answers in Appendix D, page 526	Answers in Appendix D, page 575	9-10-12	Stacey Cusimano, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
2	30	Exercise 14	X - 2Y	X + 2Y	9-7-13	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
3	35	Figure 3.1 X axis label	... 0 ... 10 ... 20 ...	... 0-9 ... 10-19 ... 20-29...	7-17-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
3	37	4	164 is occurs	164 occurs	9-8-14	Zachary Grayson, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
3	38	Step 4 2nd line	somewhere in the first interval	somewhere in the lowest interval	9-16-15	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
3	49	Figure 3.20 caption line 2	symptotic	asymptotic	9-8-14	Ashley Henard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
3	52	Section 3.6, 2nd paragraph, last line	for nominal or ordinal data	for nominal data	9-4-15	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
3	57	2	Answers in Appendix D, page 527	Answers in Appendix D, page 576	9-8-14	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
3	60	2	Answers in Appendix D, page 529	Answers in Appendix D, page 578	9-8-14	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
3	ReviewMaster	Multiple-choice question 8	Answer given is C	Correct answer is A	6-9-16	Andra Lepnis, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
4	579	Exercise 6 (k)	89.5	82	2-21-13	Stephanie Clackum, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
5	100	Table 5.3, first two lines in red	164.88	164.68	9-16-12	Brianna Lowry, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
5	100	Table 5.3, first line in red	(22.32)²	(32.32)²	9-20-12	Kennedy Meyer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
5	108, 110,112	Heading next to page number	Chapter 5 Frequency Distributions	Chapter 5 Measures of Variation	1-14-16	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
5	111	Exercise 23	(e) Price in dollars (f) Political party	(d) Price in dollars (e) Political party	9-16-12	Kennedy Meyer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
5	564	Equation (5.6a)			10‑20‑16	Carl Langley, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
5	564	Equation (5.6b)				10‑20‑16	Carl Langley, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
6	146	Exercise 8	(e) is missing	(e) 895 hours	9-21-12	Kennedy Meyer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
7	155	Box 7.3, 3rd paragraph, 4th line	three-digit numbers	four-digit numbers	6-16-16	Christine Lawrence, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
7	159	5th paragraph, 3rd line	(read "mew sub bar")	(pronounced "mew sub bar")	10-7-16	Carl Langley, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
8	182	7th from bottom	4 pounts	4 pounds	10-5-12	Kennedy Meyer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
8	185	Marginal info note line 4	doe not	does not	10-26-14	Ashley Henard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
9	210	Table 9.2, first line (middle)	H_a: μ ≤ a	H₀: μ ≤ a	10-21-16	Carl Langley, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
9	212	Table 9.3	BlIIdness	BlIIndness	10-26-14	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
9	221	Journals line 6-7	greater than or equal to .027	greater than .027	3-7-17	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
10	232	Figure 10.3			10-28-16	Carl Langley, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
10	234	Figure 10.4			10-28-16	Carl Langley, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
10	240	13th line from bottom	remains 100	remains 10	3-28-14	Ken Shivler, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
10	246	1st line	± μ =	= μ ±	4-2-14	Frank Trupiano, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
10	247	line 6	= 11.04	= 11.94	3-28-14	Ken Shivler, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
10	248	lines 2 and 6 (twice)	= 16.87	= 11.94	3-28-14	Ken Shivler, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
10	254	Journals line 11	any value .027 or larger	any value greater than .027	3-7-17	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
10	259	Ex. 5 2nd to last line	parts (a)-(c)	parts (a)-(o)	10-17-13	Danielle Loeza, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
10	585	Ex. 6 (h)	, α = 05,	, α = .01,	3-27-14	Frank Trupiano, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
10	585	Ex. 6 (i)	(1) [the step number itself]	(i)	3-27-14	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
10	585	Ex. 6 (p) 2nd line	a = .05	α = .05	3-27-14	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	276	Figure 11.6 bottom left			11-6-14	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	277	Part III line 3	Wecomputetheobserved... [no spaces]	We compute the observed...	11-6-14	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	277	Part III line 4	Usingthevaluesprovided... [no spaces]	Using the values provided...	11-6-14	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	279	Table 11.3, 4th col., 4th row	370,936	1514.03	11-14-14	CheRenee Zaragoza, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	283	3rd paragraph, 5th line			6-27-16	Christine Lawrence, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	283	Section 11.6 1st paragraph 3rd line	H₀: μ₁ - μ₂	H₀: μ₁ = μ₂	11-4-16	Carl Langley, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	284	2nd paragraph 1st line	H₀: μ₁ - μ₂	H₀: μ₁ = μ₂	11-4-16	Carl Langley, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	294	Exercise 3 1st line	A psychologist is interested in whether memory	Memory has been shown to decrease with age. A psychologist is interested in whether word memory	6-16-16	Andra Lepnis, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	586	Ex. 2 (b)	s_i²	s₁²	7-1-14	Stevi Portz and Maricza Mejia, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	586	Ex. 2 (b)	2.696	7.268	7-1-14	Stevi Portz and Maricza Mejia, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	586	Ex. 2 (b)	2.915	8.500	7-1-14	Stevi Portz and Maricza Mejia, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	587	Ex. 4, the line after part (i)	[currently is part] (l)	[should be part] (j)	7-2-14	Jeff Detrick, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
12	308	1st paragraph 5th line	= 120/10 = 12.0	= 120/12 = 10.0	11-18-16	Carl Langley, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
12	320	table at top of second column	15 10 18 16 19	5 10 8 6 9	4-4-17	Garrett Engle, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
12	323	Ex. 11 line 3	is is	is	10-27-12	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
13	337	line 3	.3122 + .5000	.3120 + .5000	4-8-16	Lisa Falcone-Ashley, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
13	337	1st paragraph, 4th line	raw effect size of 0 points	raw effect size of 4 points	7-5-16	Christine Lawrence, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
14	544	Table A.4 line 17	I7	17	12-15-16	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
14	545	Table A.4 title	Critical values of F (continued): α = .05	Critical values of F (continued): α = .01	4-7-17	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
15	403	Equation at bottom of page			2-7-14	Miriam Marling, York University
16	440	Red section heading	Testing Hypotheses About r	Testing Hypotheses About ρ	11-27-13	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
16	443	2nd to last line	Box 16.5	Box 16.7	7-5-16	Christine Lawrence, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
16	444	Box title	Box 16.5	Box 16.7	7-5-16	Christine Lawrence, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
16	446	Paragraph 4 line 4	Marcdus's	Marcus's	7-3-17	Anthony King, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
18	511	Table 18.6 last line last column	160	150	12-4-12	Kennedy Meyer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Table A4	543 and 544	See chapter 14 above

Errata in the First and Second Printing of Appendix D. Last updated 12/12/12.

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Chapter	Page	Line	Now Reads	Should Read	Date	Thanks To
2	575	Last line table 5(a)	3 9 27	-3 9 27	12‑12‑12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
3	578	Exercise 10	10.	10. Unimodal, symmetric	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
3	578	Exercise 11	11.	11. Distribution is shifted to the right and wider	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
4	578	Answer to Exercise 2(e) line 2	There are three modes (-2, 3, and 4)	There are four modes (-2, 3, 4, and 5)	9-15-12	Kennedy Meyer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
5	579	Answer to Exercise 5.3(e)	8.245[°F]2	8.245[°F]²	9-16-12	Kennedy Meyer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
6	580	Exercise 7(a)	14% ≈ a wee bit	14% + a wee bit	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
6	580	Exercise 7(b)	34% ≈ large	34% + large	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
7	581	Exercise 8(a) figure axis labels	800 900 1000 1100 1200	55 56 57 58 59	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
7	582	Exercise 17(c)	mistakes2	mistakes²	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
8	582	Ex. 4 line 2	< μ <	≤ μ ≤	10-12-12	Caroline Maykut, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
8	582	Ex. 6(c), 7(d), 10(c), 10(d), 11(c), 12(c), 13	greater than...and less than	greater than or equal to...and less than or equal to	10-12-12	Caroline Maykut, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
8	583	Ex. 27(c) and 29(c)	< μ <	≤ μ ≤	10-12-12	Caroline Maykut, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
9	583	Ex. 2(a)	has on effect	has no effect	12-12-12	Darien Holland, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
9	583	Ex. 4(a)	μ < 81	μ ≤ 81	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
9	583	Ex. 22	< μ <	≤ μ ≤	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
10	584	Ex. 3(p)	< μ <	≤ μ ≤	12-12-12	Joshua Manzano, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
10	584	Ex. 5(a)	μ > 61.7	μ ≥ 61.7	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
10	585	Ex. 6(p)	a = .05	α = .05	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	586	Ex. 2(b)	2.696...2.915	7.268...8.500	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	587	Ex. 3(n) figure first line	4.61 sec	4.61 words	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	587	Ex. 3(n) figure last line	μ-	μ₆₀ =	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	588	Ex. 5(b)	spouted	s_pooled	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	588	Ex. 7 (d) and (e)	(d) 53% (e) I wouldn't	(d) I wouldn't	10-30-12	Kennedy Meyer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
12	588	Ex. 3(a)	μ_D < 0	μ_D ≤ 0	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
12	588	Ex. 3(d)	12√10	12 / √10	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
12	588	Ex. 3(i)	180(4) 7	180(4) ≈ 7	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
12	589	Ex. 3(n) figure last line	μ_D - ... 8.1	μ_D = ... 8.1	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
12	589	Ex. 4(d)			12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
12	589	Ex. 4(j)	D_obs	D_obs	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
12	589	Ex. 4(n) figure last line	μ_D - ... 3.25	μ_D = ... 3.25	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
12	590	Ex. 5(c)	s_p=6.28	s_pooled=6.28	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
12	590	Ex. 7(d)	11√13	11 / √13	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
12	591	Ex. 8 second-to-last line	nondirectional	directional	12-12-12	Joshua Manzano, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
13	592	Figure for Ex. 4(a) and (b) caption	H₀: = 100	H₀: μ =100	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
13	592	Figure for Ex. 6(a)	106.98	105.88	11-7-12	Lyndsey Gogue, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
14	592	Ex. 3	27.12	20.00	11-13-12	Kennedy Meyer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
14	593	Ex. 5(g) third-to-last line	225 feet2	225 feet²	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
14	594	Ex. 8(g) line 6			12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
14	595	Ex. 8(g) heading "Within Groups"	X_G (occurs twice)	X_j	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
14	595	Ex. 8(h) figure second line	Shape 2 ... Shape 3	Shape 3 ... Shape 2	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
14	595	Ex. 8(h) figure bottom-right corner	μ₃	μ₂	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
15	596	Ex. 4(a) figure left-side axis	RET BT PCT	A B C	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
16	599	Answer to Exercise 24(g)	+2262	±2.262	11-27-12	Kennedy Meyer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
17	600	Ex. 3(c) and 4(c)	s_c = 2.78	s_e = 2.78	12-12-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

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4	IM 237	Answer to Exercise 22(a)	median	median, mode	9-18-13	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
4	IM 237	Answer to Exercise 22(b)	median	median, mode	9-18-13	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
4	IM 237	Answer to Exercise 22(c)	mean	mean, median, mode	9-18-13	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
12	IM 256	Figure for Exercise 17(d) and (e)	wrong figure		11-27-13	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

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Chapter	Page	Line	Now Reads	Should Read	Date	Thanks To
16	446	Paragraph 4 line 4	Marcdus's	Marcus's	7-3-17	Anthony King, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
14	545	Table A.4 title	Critical values of F (continued): α = .05	Critical values of F (continued): α = .01	4-7-17	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
12	320	table at top of second column	15 10 18 16 19	5 10 8 6 9	4-4-17	Garrett Engle, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
9	221	Journals line 6-7	greater than or equal to .027	greater than .027	3-7-17	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
10	254	Journals line 11	any value .027 or larger	any value greater than .027	3-7-17	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
14	544	Table A.4 line 17	I7	17	12-15-16	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
12	308	1st paragraph 5th line	= 120/10 = 12.0	= 120/12 = 10.0	11-18-16	Carl Langley, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	283	Section 11.6 1st paragraph 3rd line	H₀: μ₁ - μ₂	H₀: μ₁ = μ₂	11-4-16	Carl Langley, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	284	2nd paragraph 1st line	H₀: μ₁ - μ₂	H₀: μ₁ = μ₂	11-4-16	Carl Langley, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
10	232	Figure 10.3			10‑28‑16	Carl Langley, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
10	234	Figure 10.4			10-28-16	Carl Langley, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
9	210	Table 9.2, first line (middle)	H_a: μ ≤ a	H₀: μ ≤ a	10-21-16	Carl Langley, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
5	564	Equation (5.6a)				10‑20‑16	Carl Langley, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
5	564	Equation (5.6b)				10‑20‑16	Carl Langley, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
7	159	5th paragraph, 3rd line	(read "mew sub bar")	(pronounced "mew sub bar")	10-7-16	Carl Langley, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
13	337	1st paragraph, 4th line	raw effect size of 0 points	raw effect size of 4 points	7-5-16	Christine Lawrence, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
16	443	2nd to last line	Box 16.5	Box 16.7	7-5-16	Christine Lawrence, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
16	444	Box title	Box 16.5	Box 16.7	7-5-16	Christine Lawrence, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	283	3rd paragraph, 5th line			6-27-16	Christine Lawrence, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	294	Exercise 3 1st line	A psychologist is interested in whether memory	Memory has been shown to decrease with age. A psychologist is interested in whether word memory	6-16-16	Andra Lepnis, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
7	155	Box 7.3, 3rd paragraph, 4th line	three-digit numbers	four-digit numbers	6-16-16	Christine Lawrence, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
3	ReviewMaster	Multiple-choice question 8	Answer given is C	Correct answer is A	6-9-16	Andra Lepnis, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
13	337	line 3	.3122 + .5000	.3120 + .5000	4-8-16	Lisa Falcone-Ashley, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
5	108, 110,112	Heading next to page number	Chapter 5 Frequency Distributions	Chapter 5 Measures of Variation	1-14-16	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
3	38	Step 4 2nd line	somewhere in the first interval	somewhere in the lowest interval	9-16-15	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
3	52	Section 3.6, 2nd paragraph, last line	for nominal or ordinal data	for nominal data	9-4-15	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	279	Table 11.3, 4th col., 4th row	370,936	1514.03	11-14-14	CheRenee Zaragoza, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	276	Figure 11.6 bottom left			11-6-14	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	277	Part III line 3	Wecomputetheobserved... [no spaces]	We compute the observed...	11-6-14	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	277	Part III line 4	Usingthevaluesprovided... [no spaces]	Using the values provided...	11-6-14	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
8	185	Marginal info note line 4	doe not	does not	10-26-14	Ashley Henard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
9	212	Table 9.3	BlIIdness	BlIIndness	10-26-14	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
3	37	4	164 is occurs	164 occurs	9-8-14	Zachary Grayson, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
3	49	Figure 3.20 caption line 2	symptotic	asymptotic	9-8-14	Ashley Henard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
3	57	2	Answers in Appendix D, page 527	Answers in Appendix D, page 576	9-8-14	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
3	60	2	Answers in Appendix D, page 529	Answers in Appendix D, page 578	9-8-14	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	587	Ex. 4, the line after part (i)	[currently is part] (l)	[should be part] (j)	7-2-14	Jeff Detrick, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	586	Ex. 2 (b)	s_i²	s₁²	7-1-14	Stevi Portz and Maricza Mejia, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	586	Ex. 2 (b)	2.696	7.268	7-1-14	Stevi Portz and Maricza Mejia, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11	586	Ex. 2 (b)	2.915	8.500	7-1-14	Stevi Portz and Maricza Mejia, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
10	246	1st line	± μ =	= μ ±	4-2-14	Frank Trupiano, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
10	240	13th line from bottom	remains 100	remains 10	3-28-14	Ken Shivler, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
10	247	line 6	= 11.04	= 11.94	3-28-14	Ken Shivler, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
10	248	lines 2 and 6 (twice)	= 16.87	= 11.94	3-28-14	Ken Shivler, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
10	585	Ex. 6 (h)	, α = 05,	, α = .01,	3-27-14	Frank Trupiano, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
10	585	Ex. 6 (i)	(1) [the step number itself]	(i)	3-27-14	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
10	585	Ex. 6 (p) 2nd line	a = .05	α = .05	3-27-14	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
15	403	Equation at bottom of page			2-7-14	Miriam Marling, York University
16	440	Red section heading	Testing Hypotheses About r	Testing Hypotheses About ρ	11-27-13	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
10	259	Ex. 5 2nd to last line	parts (a)-(c)	parts (a)-(o)	10-17-13	Danielle Loeza, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
2	30	Exercise 14	X - 2Y	X + 2Y	9-7-13	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
1	13	Ex. 9 line 4	Each suit as 13	Each suit has 13	5-29-13	Ashley Henard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
4	579	Exercise 6 (k)	89.5	82	2-21-13	Stephanie Clackum, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
18	511	Table 18.6 last line last column	160	150	12-4-12	Kennedy Meyer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
12	323	Ex. 11 line 3	is is	is	10-27-12	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
8	182	7th from bottom	4 pounts	4 pounds	10-5-12	Kennedy Meyer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
6	146	Exercise 8	(e) is missing	(e) 895 hours	9-21-12	Kennedy Meyer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
5	100	Table 5.3, first line in red	(22.32)²	(32.32)²	9-20-12	Kennedy Meyer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
5	100	Table 5.3, first two lines in red	164.88	164.68	9-16-12	Brianna Lowry, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
5	111	Exercise 23	(e) Price in dollars (f) Political party	(d) Price in dollars (e) Political party	9-16-12	Kennedy Meyer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
2	29	2	Answers in Appendix D, page 526	Answers in Appendix D, page 575	9-10-12	Stacey Cusimano, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
1	10	10	P(drawing a heart of a spade	P(drawing a heart or a spade	9-7-12	Kennedy Meyer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
2	23	Box caption	Box 2.2	Box 2.3	9-4-12	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
2	21	Box 2.2, line 4	0.1, 02, 0.3	0.1, 0.2, 0.3	9-1-12	Jean-Paul Castro, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
2	19	5th from last	(60 + 67 + 65)/3	(60 + 67 + 67)/3	9-1-12	Nicole Card, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
1	13	2	Answers in Appendix D, page 526	Answers in Appendix D, page 575	8-31-12	Nicole Card, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
3	35	Figure 3.1 X axis label	... 0 ... 10 ... 20 ...	... 0-9 ... 10-19 ... 20-29...	7-17-12	Russ Hurlburt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

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4	IM 237	Answer to Exercise 22(a)	median	median, mode	9-18-13	Kim Barchard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
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