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Introductory and Intermediate Algebra through Applications (2nd Edition)

by Geoffrey Akst

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This text aims to teach by example, while expanding understanding with exercise sets and applications. The design offers a side-by-side format that pairs each example and its solution with a corresponding practise exercise. Real-world applications show how integral mathematical understanding is to a variety of situations.… (more)
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