McDougal Littell Advanced Math: Student Resource Guide for Study and Review Grades 9-12

by Richard G. Brown and McDougal Littel

Book Overview

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0395421705
• ISBN13: 9780395421703
• Release Date: January 1900
• Publisher: McDougal Littel
• Length: 216 Pages
• Weight: 2.85 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 8.5" x 10.9"
• Age Range: 17 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 12

Customer Reviews

Traditional Approach to PreCalculus

I used this book to teach in a homeschool coop. This comprehensive text is divided conveniently into units including trig, statistics, and introductory calculus.

Advanced Math Book

The book came in great condition and was certainly worth what I paid for it. It did get a little difficult learning a few lessons without a teacher because the content can be a bit unclear.

Very good

The book arrived as promised, in better condition than I expected. I anticipated more wear & tear.

Excellent!

This is an EXCELLENT advanced mathematics book. I am currently a high school student using this book on my own. Never mind the criticism of the "unclear explanations" in each section by the other reviewers. The book briefly states what is needed to do the exercises, and the majority of the "major" theorems in advanced mathematics are proved in the exercises themselves (in fact, that is why so many of the exercises are so challenging). In this way (other books just prove the theorems for you and allow people just to memorize the proof), the author allows you to figure things out for yourself. This book also has a wide scope. However, one tiny fault of this book is that it does not convince you of some of the important facts (and these theorems are definitely not beyond the level of the book), for example the "Rule of 72." Also, this book is not for the average person. It requires a lot of critical thinking. Therefore, if you are not a real math person, I would suggest you get this book along with another advanced mathematics book with more detailed explanations so that you can compare and contrast the two.

Very good as a guide book

I am a private maths tutor and I am using this book for its compleness and organization.

Relatively Good

Advanced Mathematics: Precalculus with Discrete Mathematics and Data Analysis. This book consists of: a refresher of Algebraic Expressions and Application in the form of the function (linear, quadratic, and other polynomial), Logarithms and exponents, a review of Analytic Geometry and Trigonometry, Discrete mathematics as it applies to Sequences and Series, Matrices, Combinatorics, Probability, Statistics, Modeling, and Limits and an introduction of Calculus in the form of the derivative.The book states that an emphasis on application is an intrinsic part of it, this, however is not really the case. The book, while showing an appropriate number of application problems in certain sections, lacks that application horribly in others. However, these lacking sections are few enough that it deserves a fair amount of credit in the attempt.