Probability Without Tears - Primer For Non-mathematicians Hardcover – January 1, 1994

It is possible that somewhere there exists a better introduction to Probability.A book that has the succint British style, where every sentence, every word does a job.A book where ideas come across fluently, where diagrams always say a thousand words.A book that asks you little questions that keep your mind working.A book that is as elegant and treasured.But the probability is very small, and this book will help you see that entirely without tears.

What I liked about this book is that the author steps through each of the probability concepts slowly and with examples.He also quizzes you, which helps reinforce the new knowledge. He then tells you what the answer is and explains the reasoning behind the answer.He explains simple probabilities, combined probabilities, combinations and permutations, and probability by combinations.This is a great book! I'll be keeping it as a reference.

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