“…Acknowledgments xvii About the Author xix Preface xxi Chapter 1: Fundamentals of Six Sigma 1 Chapter 2: Introduction to Statistics 7 Chapter 3: Presenting Data in Charts and Tables 23 Chapter 4: Descriptive Statistics 39 Chapter 5: Probability and Probability Distributions 59 Chapter 6: Sampling Distributions and Confidence Intervals 95 Chapter 7: Hypothesis Testing 113 Chapter 8: Design of Experiments 157 Chapter 9: Simple Linear Regression 211 Chapter 10: Multiple Regression 241 Chapter 11: Control Charts for Six Sigma Management 279 Appendix A: Review of Arithmetic and Algebra 321 Appendix B: Summation Notation 329 Appendix C: Statistical Tables 333 Appendix D: Documentation of Data Files 347 Glossary 349 Index 359…”

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