Introductory algebra : an interactive approach / Linda Ritter Pulsinelli and Patricia Hooper
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TextPublication details: New York : Macmillan ; c1987Edition: Second EditionDescription: xii, 745, [40] pages : illustrations ; 28 cmISBN: 0023969407Subject(s): LOC classification: QA 152.2 .P85 1987
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| GC QA 76.754 .S74 1987 Software engineering with systems analysis and design / | GC QA 76.758 .S66 1997 c.1 Software engineering / | GC QA 76.758 .S66 1997 c.2 Software engineering / | GC QA 152.2 .P85 1987 c.1 Introductory algebra : an interactive approach / | GC QA 152.2 .P85 1987 c.2 Introductory algebra : an interactive approach / | GC QA 76 .C37 1982 c.1 Computers and data processing / | GC QA 76 .C37 1982 c.2 Computers and data processing / |
Includes index.
1. working with the numbers of arithmetic -- 2. working with real numbers -- 3. working with variable expressions -- 4. solving first-degree equations -- 5. working with exponents -- 6. working with polynomials -- 7. factoring polynomials and solving quadratic equations -- 8. working with rational expressions -- 9. working with inequalities -- 10. working with equations in two variables -- 11. solving systems of linear equations -- 12. working with square roots.
This book is intended to teach students the fundamental concepts and skills of algebra by involving them continually in the learning process, allowing them to see their own progress and therefore motivating them to continue.
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