Teach Yourself Algebra
P. Abbott
Hodder and Stoughton Ltd
Teach Yourself Algebra is a great introduction for learners having no prior experience with this ancient branch of mathematics. It acquaints readers with algebra and its basic components, such as equations, exponents, and indices. Then, using many examples and exercises, it shows them how to solve equations of all kinds, including linear, simultaneous, and quadratic; determine simple sequences and progression; and plot graphical representations of quantities. This book provides an introduction to the principles and foundations of Algebra, with particular emphasis on its applications to engineering and allied sciences. The progressive exercises are designed both to test the reader's under-standing of the subject and to give him practice in the essential power of manipulation. Only a knowledge of Arithmetic is assumed, though some reference is made to theorems in Geometry and Trigonometry for the benefit of those students who are acquainted with them.
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CONTENTS
CHAPTER I THE MEANING OF ALGEBRA
CHAPTER II ELEMENTARY OPERATIONS
CHAPTER III BRACKETS AND OPERATIONS WITH THEM
CHAPTER IV POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE NUMBERS
CHAPTER V SIMPLE EQUATIONS
CHAPTER VI FORMULAE
CHAPTER VII SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS
CHAPTER VIII GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION OF QUANTITIES
CHAPTER IX THE LAW OF A STRAIGHT LINE; CO-ORDINATES
CHAPTER X MULTIPLICATION OF ALGEBRAICAL EXPRESSIONS
CHAPTER XI FACTORS
CHAPTER XII FRACTIONS
CHAPTER XIII GRAPHS OF QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS
CHAPTER XIV QUADRATIC EQUATIONS
CHAPTER XV INDICES
CHAPTER XVI LOGARITHMS
CHAPTER XVII RATIO AND PROPORTION
CHAPTER XVIII VARIATION
CHAPTER XIX THE DETERMINATION OF LAWS
CHAPTER XX RATIONAL AND IRRATIONAL NUMBERS; SURDS
CHAPTER XXI ARITHMETICAL AND GEOMETRICAL SERIES
APPENDIX
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