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Review of Algebra for College Students
Editorial review
The latest edition of a textbook presenting the basic concepts
of algebra sufficient for a two-semester course. among the more
advanced topics treated are the algebra of matrices, conic sections,
and systems of equations. -- Copyright © 2000 Book News,
Inc., Portland, OR All rights reserved
Review of Elementary Algebra
Editorial review
The first book in Kaufmann's highly successful algebra series,
ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA, Sixth Edition, develops algebraic concepts
through numerous examples, and continuously reinforces those
concepts through additional examples and applications in problem-solving
situations. Foregoing excessive technical language and formalism,
Kaufmann presents algebraic concepts in a simple, straightforward
manner, making ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA an ideal book to learn and
teach from. --This text refers to the Spiral-bound edition.
Review of Intermediate Algebra with CD
Editorial review
New edition of an algebra text that blends the vocabulary, practice,
and well-defined pedagogy of a traditional approach with the
reasoning, modeling, communicating, and technological skills
that are a part of the current reform movement. Tussy (Citrus
College) and Gustafson (Rock Valley College) present the mathematical
information in ten chapters that also contain study sets, coverage
of geometry, emphasis on graphing, functions and modeling concepts,
problem-solving strategies, connections to other disciplines,
group with, key concepts, analyzing real data, and systematic
review.Book News, Inc.®, Portland, OR
Review of Elementary Algebra: Equations and Graphs with Student Workbook
Editorial review
Yoshiwara's ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA was written with two goals in
mind: to present the skills of algebra in the context of modeling
and problem solving; and to engage students as active participants
in the process of learning. The text begins with a study of
tables and graphs, and the concept of the variable is developed
from that platform. Graphs are used extensively throughout the
book to illustrate algebraic technique and to help students
visualize relationships between variables. This book ultimately
builds an intuitive framework for the later study of functions,
thus giving students the skills they need to be successful in
future math courses.
Review of Prealgebra
Editorial review
The new Fourth Edition of McKeague's popular book presents the
basic concepts of algebra early and then applies them to new
topics as they are encountered. Patient and clear in its explanations
and problems, McKeague's presentation helps students understand
the material and concepts and gives additional information in
visual form, diagrams, charts, and graphs. Each chapter opens
with a real-world application and wherever possible, introductions
are expanded in the chapter and carried through to topics found
later in the book.
Review of Understanding Intermediate Algebra with CD: Algebra for College Students
Editorial review
This text/CD-ROM strives to present algebra as a whole rather
than as a series of isolated ideas. Basic concepts, rules, and
definitions are explained with numerical, analytic, and graphical
examples. Many sections begin with a real-life application.
Some 6,000 exercises, including calculator exercises, are included.
Other learning features include critical thinking questions,
margin comments, boxes on the connection between algebraic and
geometric aspects of concepts, and worked examples in question-and-answer
format. Explanations of key elementary algebra concepts are
provided for less prepared students. The CD-ROM contains video
lessons for each section of the text. Hirsch is affiliated with
Rutgers University. Goodman is affiliated with Queens College,
City University of New York.Book News, Inc.®, Portland,
OR
Review of Beginning and Intermediate Algebra with CD: An Integrated Approach
Editorial review
This textbook for a two-course algebra sequence covers factoring
polynomials, proportions, writing equations of lines, radical
expressions, quadratic functions, exponential and logarithmic
functions, and conic sections. The third edition emphasizes
learning mathematics through graphing and problem solving through
realistic applications. The CD-ROM contains eight hours of video
instruction.Book News, Inc.®, Portland, OR
Review of College Algebra with CD
Editorial review
This undergraduate textbook covers coordinate geometry and graphing
techniques, exponential and logarithmic functions, polynomial
and rational functions, systems of equations, sequences, and
probability. The fifth edition adds four cumulative review problem
sets. The CD-ROM contains eight hours of video instruction.Book
News, Inc.®, Portland, OR
Review of Elementary and Intermediate Algebra: A Combined Approach with CD
Editorial review
New to the third edition are the reorganization and revision
of some of the chapters and the addition of a cumulative review
problem set or practice test after each section and many word
problems throughout. The CD-ROM contains eight hours of video
instruction. "Combined approach" refers to the presentation
of both elementary and intermediate algebra in the same text.
This is a large book, well- illustrated with graphs and figures,
and written with application of the concepts in mind.Book News,
Inc.®, Portland, OR
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