A First Course in Abstract Algebra (2nd Edition)

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Reviewed by Song, Hong-Yeop "hysong@yonsei.ac.kr", (Seoul, South Korea)

detail to the second edition, now it looks the same as any other, only to loose its expository and conversational style of writings, and became a reference-style textbook.

Reviewed by Bryan Cooley, (University of Virginia)

congruences, functions, divisibility, .... you'll be lucky if your teacher gets to groups by halfway through the semester.

Reviewed by a reader, (University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA)

cover to be correct this time. I think Hernstien's classic "Topics in Algebra" is a much better introduction

Reviewed by a reader

This is an excellent bookto use fo an introduction to modren algebra. It is clear and very accessible, with many useful examples. I highly recommend it.

Beginning and Intermediate Algebra (2nd Edition)

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Thirteen chapters discuss real numbers; equations, inequalities, and problem solving; graphs and functions; solving systems of linear equations; exponents and polynomials; factoring polynomials; rational expressions; transitions to inter

Introductory Linear Algebra with Applications (7th Edition)

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Linear Algebra with Applications (2nd Edition)

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Reviewed by a reader

lve some of the problems. Otherwise good luck, and have fun with Linear Algebra.

Reviewed by a reader

m misplaced, and are perhaps an indictment of the math curriculum or policies at one's own school (e.g., allowing calculators during tests), or the nature of particular elements of linear algebra.

Reviewed by G. Mani, (Waterville, ME)

ether, and seeing how all of linear algebra fits together.

Reviewed by Maheshwaran Srinivasan "Reformed", (Sunnyvale,USA)

sonally liked.

Reviewed by "itys", (Cambridge , MA)

that they are trying to give students a hard time early on, perhaps to discourage them from taking further mathematics courses. I feel great pity for those that have the misfortune of being taught linear algebra with this book.

Reviewed by "adampasz", (San Francisco, CA United States)

It looks like some of the reviewers here disagree with me, but I think this textbook is excellent. The explanations and examples are generally very clear, and there isn't a lot of distracting nonsense. In many textbooks they try too hard

Algebra, an Incremental Approach

Reviewed by MisterJJ

I used this book many years ago and I have to say that it is the main reason I was able to become an engineer. It gave me a solid basis in algebra despite hating math at the time.

Reviewed by Elizabeth Graham, (Rockledge, Florida)

f practice. My students are well prepared for college math when they have completed the program. They also do well on the SAT tests as a result of the teachings.

Reviewed by Sai Alla, (Downintown, Pa)

y it mixes Algebra 1 and 2. My recommendation is don't read. If there were a choice of giving this book 0 stars I would have picked.

Reviewed by Sai Alla, (Downintown, Pa)

I think this book is really is bad. It makes Algebra even more complicated then it really is. The font is not that exhilarating. The reading level is for adults. The book itself is very long. If you just started Algebra this book is not f

Ph Algebra 2 Gr 9-12 Solutions

Reviewed by "jemny717", (Houston, TX United States)

I have to say that this solution helped me alot because it acutally includes all the steps to get the correct answers. Unlike the text, this one has all the answers included, so you can check all of them plus it'll help you understand if

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