Theory and Problems of Elementary Algebra (Schaum's Outline Series)

By Barnett Rich and Philip A. Schmidt

Book Overview

Authoritative. Concise. Easy-to-Use. Schaum's Easy Outlines are streamlined versions of best-selling Schaum's titles. We've shortened the text, broadened the visual appeal, and introduced study techniques to make mastering any subject easier. The results are reader-friendly study guides with all the impressive academic authority of the originals. Schaum's Easy Outlines feature: Concise text that focuses on the essentials of the course Quick-study sidebars, icons, and other instructional aids Sample problems and exercises for review

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0070522448
• ISBN13: 9780070522442
• Release Date: January 1967
• Publisher: McGraw-Hill
• Length: 295 Pages
• Weight: 1.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 8.2" x 10.8"
• Grade Range: Grades 7 to 9

Customer Reviews

Very Happy

I purchased this book to make a quick review of Math and help my son. I am so happy that I will buy the entire collection from elementary Algebra to Calculus including Differencial equations, Geometry and Trigonometry. Great help for those who need a solid foundation in Math. You can't go wrong with Schaum's Outline.

the best book for studying mathematics

This book is suitable for both bad and good students at mathematics. Firstly, each category is explained easily but briefly. Secondly, there are many questions, so you can get used to each category and can solve many questions quickly. For another thing, this book is so compact that you can bring anywhere you go and read it. Finally but the most importantly, this book is excellent for people using English as a mother tongue. It is because my mother tongue is Japanese.

It goes directly to the point. There are not excesive words.

I have been teaching since 1980 and I have been following Schaum's Collection also since I was a College student. Now, I am teaching Math at Mission High School in San Francisco and I have noticed that many of the exercises (maybe all of them) give students the increasingly maturity to become selfconfidents in math. Our scores went up!