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Shortcut Geometry: A quick and easy way to increase your geometry knowledge and test scores
Shortcut Geometry contains coverage and review for geometry concepts, as well as strategies that students can use to apply to their homework and tests. *Breaks down geometry problems into simple steps and easy-to-use techniques *Engaging real world examples to help readers better understand concepts *A thorough review of key content areas that are often tested on standardized tests
304 pages, Paperback
First published June 5, 2007
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January 21, 2009
I know it's dorky, but I recommend this self-teaching guide for anyone who has to review high school level math (or learn it for the first time, as was my case!)
I have to take the SAT in order to apply to the university I want to transfer to, but I dropped out of high school in 1991 after about a year and a half of classes. Having never studied geometry before, it was a little obscure to me, but this book is EXCELLENT and really laid out the basics in an understandable way. I even like coordinate geometry and transformations! Who knew?
I have to take the SAT in order to apply to the university I want to transfer to, but I dropped out of high school in 1991 after about a year and a half of classes. Having never studied geometry before, it was a little obscure to me, but this book is EXCELLENT and really laid out the basics in an understandable way. I even like coordinate geometry and transformations! Who knew?
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