Probability And Statistics For Engineers

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Billy Graham said:

" We are not cisterns, made for hoarding. We are channels made for sharing. "

So I am passing "Probability And Statistics For Engineers by R.A Johnson" to you. As I got this from someone else, to whom I am very thankful. In this book the concepts of the subject are explained very well, I hope you will find this book, helpful and beneficial.

 There are certain distorted page images, but you can still get it (Insha' Allah!)

and, here you go...

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