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Illustrated dictionary of maths
Summary
Illustrated Dictionaries
Illustrated dictionary of maths
- An essential and informative maths study guide for SAT and GCSE students.
- Arranged thematically to cover all aspects of the maths curriculum, from algebra to APRs, volume to vectors and trigonometry to transformation.
- With clear definitions of mathematical terms and concepts, alongside colourful illustrations and diagrams to help clarify and explain each subject.
- Includes over 100 worked examples to show how to put theory into practice, as well as internet links to recommended maths websites.
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Illustrated dictionary of maths
I bought this book maybe 7 years ago, I was doing the ECDL (European Computer Driving Licence) online and was advised to buy a copy. I'm pleased I did, I have used the book no end, and now my eldest granddaughter is finding it very useful for her mock GCSE exams. It explains things easier and she has time to look at it and take all the information in. It is very good, I would recommend it to anyone.
amos, 1st June 2011
very good
Thanks to your hard work to produce very high quality scientific books. This really is an illustrated dictionary of maths, helpful, and very clear. Bravo.
wadi-16-tunisia, 19th August 2008
best book
This is a really good book for gcse's and really helps KS2-3 students understand maths. It is really good for students that struggle in maths. This maths dictionary does the job of a teacher. I really think this is a great maths dictionary.
ola, 31st January 2008
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