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Binding: HardcoverDewey Decimal Number: 511 EAN: 9780028243146 Edition: 4 ISBN: 0028243145 Label: McGraw-Hill Companies Manufacturer: McGraw-Hill Companies Number Of Items: 1 Publication Date: 1997 Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies Studio: McGraw-Hill Companies Related Items:
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 Rating:  - bad book bindingThe textbooks were said to be in very good condition, and one of them came completely detached from the binding. These books are for use by highschool students, and that book cannot be used. Rating:  - A behemoth of solecism and cynicismThis book is not advanced, not mathematical, and certainly not about concepts. (And what a pretentious title!) I cannot recommend it to anyone with a drop of creativity or interest in mathematics. The errors of content are few, but grievous. (The worst howler I've found so far is the treatment of logarithms of negative numbers: a sample problem uses Euler's formula to evaluate ln(-540) as i pi + ln(540), with no mention of multiple values or periodicity.) More distressing are the trespasses ... Read More Rating:  - Great BookI used this book for high school trig, and it its excellent. It is clear and concise, easy to understand. It includes real life applications, and has interesting chapter projects. I would reccomend this book immensely to any one taking trig. Rating: - A helpful TextbookIt is very important to have a good math book for the understanding of the concepts. This book has helped me greatly to comprehend the topics by presenting useful examples in each chapter, and it also did a good job pointing out main objectives/rules. If you need to do well in Pre-Calc start with this text! Rating:  - A textbook that works, but stresses some unnecessary pointsAll in all, it's a complete precalculus textbook, covering topics from graphing, to trigonometry, to conic sections, to the surface of calculus. It contains many "real life" applications of advanced concepts, in a semi-successful attempt to quell agonizing exclamations of "When will I ever need to know this?!" But I turn to page 428 (for example), within Chapter 8 ("Vectors and Parametric Equations"), and I see a green box: "DECISION MAKING -- Choosing a Used Car," and it goes off on a tangent, ... Read More 
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