Do note that the midterm exam this term covers Lessons 1 to 4 in my Basic Stats 1 book. Those four lessons correspond to Units 1 through 5 in the course syllabus. 

 

Since I am unable to offer an exam prep seminar this term, I have decided the best option is to offer my solutions and audio I have compiled working through Practice Exams from past seminars.  Please note that these are the practice questions I have used in previous seminars, not the current set of practice questions you have been given this term.  But, I think you will find that these questions are just as useful, if not identical, and they certainly cover the exact same topics as will be included on your exam.

For only $14.99 + GST, you can order my complete solutions to the two practice exams the Statistics department posted in the past, and complete audio of me working through and explaining all 40 questions in the A Practice Exam.  Unfortunately, I have not recorded any audio of me working through the B Practice Exam.  But you will receive my complete, fully-written out explanations solving all 80 questions on both Practice Exams.

 

If you are interested in receiving this Solutions and Audio package, simply reply to this email, and I will send you a PayPal invoice for $15.74 (including GST).  You can pay this as a guest using a Credit Card or with your PayPal account.  I also accept e transfers to grant@grantstutoring.com if you would prefer to pay that way.  Once I receive payment, I will send the solutions and audio direct to your inbox within 3 hours.

You will also receive complete solutions and complete audio of me working through every question for February 2016's two practice exams.  I have also supplemented these exams with questions they provided in their practice exams that cover Density Curves and Normal Distributions (Unit 5 in your syllabus or Lesson 4 of my book).  In past years, that topic was on the second midterm exam.  All in all, that means I have an additional 88 practice questions with complete, fully-written out explanations, and complete audio of me discussing all 88 of those questions. At least half of these questions are actually different from the ones on your practice exams, but all are certainly relevant.  Be careful, sometimes a question looks the same as one of yours at a glance, but it is slightly altered or asking for something different, so do be sure to work through all of these additional questions for the best preparation.

That means you will receive complete solutions to the four practice exams from both the Fall 2016 and Winter 2016 terms, and complete audio of me working through and explaining the underlying concepts for three out of the four of these practice exams.