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Forgotten Algebra
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Forgotten Algebra Details

Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 512.0076
EAN: 9780764120084
ISBN: 0764120085
Label: Barron's Educational Series
Manufacturer: Barron's Educational Series
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 352
Publication Date: 2003-09-01
Publisher: Barron's Educational Series
Studio: Barron's Educational Series



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Summary: Forgotten Algebra
Comment: It's just what I needed to return to school after too long of an absence. Thank you.

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Summary: Hey, what a niffty book!
Comment: This book surprised me! This was my first taste of the Forgotten series and it was pretty good. There were a few irritating mathematical mistakes, but what math book doesn't have those. Seriously, are any of them perfect? A word to the wise though, this, like the others in the Forgotten series, were intended as refreshers for people who have already conquered algebra. For those of you about to dive in, this book isn't bad but you really need to study another, more rigorous mathematics text afterward. Remember, all math is cumulative. If you don't learn your algebra/trig then your going to struggle with pre-calc and then probably fall flat on your face in calc. That is, for those of you continuing in your mathematics training. For those of you just looking pass some core math courses then I guess you can practice the "suck it up, regurgitate it, and forget it" method of study. Either way, this book ain't bad! Good luck!

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Summary: Truly forgotten
Comment: I must be honest and say that I threw in the towel after working through half of this book. The many errors led me to believe that the author may have actually "forgotten" some of the math herself. That said, the book gets two stars because of the fact that it forced me to think critically and prove my work, errors and all.


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Summary: Sooo Many Errors, Especially in the Back of this Book
Comment: I'm glad I waited a while before reviewing this book. While it is very well-organized and easy to understand, the many, many errors are frustrating. Still, if the Barron's website had corrections for it, I'd give it four stars. Barron, are you listening?

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Summary: Life Saver
Comment: I started a Pre-calc class this semester and after the first day I realized that 9 years between math classes can be something of a challenge. Enter this book. I thought having to brush up on algebra while learning pre-calc would kill me but the easy style of the author made rediscovering all that I'd forgotten a breeze. This book was a real life saver.

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Editorial Review for Forgotten Algebra:

This updated book is a self-teaching brush-up course for students who need more math background before taking calculus, or who are preparing for a standardized exam such as the GRE or GMAT. Set up as a workbook, Forgotten Algebra is divided into 31 units, starting with signed numbers, symbols, and first-degree equations, and progressing to include logarithms and right triangles. Each unit provides explanations and includes numerous examples, problems, and exercises with detailed solutions to facilitate self-study. Optional sections introduce the use of graphing calculators. Units conclude with exercises, their answers given at the back of the book. Systematic presentation of subject matter is easy to follow, but contains all the algebraic information learners need for mastery of this subject.



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