AGE 100: INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS, MAP ANALYSIS AND CARTOGRAPHY
| Institution | KENYATTA UNIVERSITY |
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This is an introductory Section to statistics, which provides the definition and types of
statistics. It also gives the purpose of statistical analyses, especially the meaning of
statistical significance in geography. It demonstrates that even proper use of statistics
does not guarantee useful results. Other important aspects introduced in this Section are a number of new terms, concepts and symbols that are used quite often in statistics.
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numerous ways of bonding with many other
elements, particularly oxygen and hydrogen.
It can form both “organic” and “inorganic”
compounds. Organic compounds are considered
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primarily of methane but including significant
quantities of ethane, butane, propane, carbon
dioxide, nitrogen, helium and hydrogen sulfide.
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and in coal beds.
Methane-rich gases are produced by the
anaerobic decay of non-fossil organic material, ie
biogas.
Total world production of natural gas in 1986
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.
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