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Probability
- Mastering Permutations and Combinations
- Narrated by: Clay Willison
- Length: 1 hr and 18 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 08-17-17
- Language: English
- Publisher: Saad Sarfraz
- Whispersync for Voice-ready
Regular price: $6.95
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Publisher's Summary
Never worry about understanding permutations and combinations again!
Are you ready to master permutations and combinations? If you answered yes, then you'll want to download this audiobook today.
Here's a brief overview of the chapters:
- Chapter one of the book reviews the basics of permutations and combination, to provide you with a big picture view of counting problems
- Chapter 2 delves deeper, to provide you a solid understanding of permutations
- Chapter 3 focuses on exploring combinations and how it is different from permutations
- Chapter 4, you'll learn how to solve more difficult mixed problems of permutations and combinations
- Chapter 5 dives deeper to provide a complete understanding of how permutations and combinations are applied in the lottery
- Finally, in Chapter 6, you'll learn how combinations can help you solve more complex poker problems.
- And much, much more!
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Enjoyed this book !!
I got a lots of things of this book like a big picture view of counting problems, exploring combinations, solve more difficult mixed problems, solve more complex poker problems ! Understanding the permutations and combination is vital in making decisions. As probability theory requires that we count the number of ways in which a particular event can happen. And it has been proven that In intelligent gambling, permutations and combinations can be used to determine if you’re going to win or not.
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- parvesh
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Effective and Excellent
What did you love best about Probability?
This will provide valuable guidance for anyone preparing. I recommend it highly.
Any additional comments?
This book is organized in such a way that it is really easy to read through the complete explanation of how to solve the problem to figure out where you went wrong. It helped me learn how to think the right way to solve the tough statistics problems that always stump me. If you are in need of a prep book that will help you in these specific areas, you have found the right one.
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- corneliusdavid
- 09-04-17
Important study tool!
What did you learn from Probability that you would use in your daily life?
YES Great methodology and an invaluable resource! I really appreciated the quality of this guide and I cannot recommend this study essential enough! Note: Make sure you give yourself plenty of study preparation time!
Any additional comments?
It covers in great detail everything you will need to know to be successful. I've seen study guides that provide a much broader, more general coverage, which may be OK for some people, but the thing about this book is that you can keep your studying broad or you can choose to go in deep, depending on your needs. I also like that it's not just about memorizing, but also about strategy and the practice questions are great. Highly recommended!
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- Mthujan
- 09-03-17
This is a good read and very interesting.
Great book as a refresher on some basic mathematical concepts. I'd recommend it to anyone wanting to listen an easily understandable book on these topics. It is a very good book easy to read and follow but I found that is necessary to give more examples. The author writes clearly and succinctly. He uses examples to help make learning the concept easier.
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- mashaziya
- 09-03-17
Good introduction with applications.
Would you consider the audio edition of Probability to be better than the print version?
Both are good.
Which character – as performed by Clay Willison – was your favorite?
Great book really works a lot...please listen to this book guys it is very helpful.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
I did several times
Any additional comments?
Good introduction with examples. Good if you are reading to tackle basic programming tasks. Assumes familiarity with factorial. Quick walk through before programming contest will help you apply basic concepts in practical applications.
Very good introduction to Permutations and Combinations!
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- joseph
- 09-03-17
Good stuff
If you could sum up Probability in three words, what would they be?
This is a fun little introduction to combinatorics. The example problems are thoroughly explained. Would like to see more urn problems
What does Clay Willison bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
N/A
Any additional comments?
This is a fun little introduction to combinatorics. The example problems are thoroughly explained. Would like to see more urn problems. Good, but would pay more for a couple more examples. Liked the writing style, and link to blog and code for example.
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- gavin
- 09-03-17
This is a good read and very interesting.
What made the experience of listening to Probability the most enjoyable?
This is a pleasant read and it is very interesting. The sketches or illustrations help. I enjoyed this book. It helped me know the subject even better:)
What does Clay Willison bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
A very easy to listen to method of learning material that might not be as easy to read.
Any additional comments?
It is a very good book easy to listen and follow but I found that is necessary to give more examples.
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- Elizabeth
- 09-02-17
Five Stars
The book is clear, concise, and relatively comprehensive. Worth my time and money. The examples are very interesting with clear discussions. The author and translator have done great job in making complicated topic approachable.
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- rabhia
- 09-02-17
An excellent book!
This is a well done book certainly worth the money. Many examples often with alternate solutions are presented. There are solutions to all the problems. I've enjoyed it very much. An excellent book, It is easy to read and understand.
I recommend it
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Probability a primer!
A great scientific analysis of the possibilities of probability and real-world examples and demonstrations provided in this book. Put the probabilities to work for you and win big more often!
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