Student Study Guide for Linear Algebra and Its Applications

by David C. Lay, Steven R. Lay, Judi J. McDonald

An integral part of this text, the Study Guide incorporates detailed solutions to every third odd-numbered exercise, as well as solutions to every odd-numbered writing exercise for which the main text only provides a hint.

Genres: Mathematics, Algebra, Nonfiction

352 pages, Paperback

First published March 1, 1998

Reviews

[Sandra]

I have been disappointed with most study guides, not this one. This is exactly what you expect your study guide to do. It more plainly explains each section and then helps you out with ever third odd problem.

[Exo]

(calculus knowledge not required, but recommended)

Really enjoy this book.

I even lost my old version and couldn't go without it and bought another because I tend to use this a ton!

For first time learners and or reference.

If you ever want to model basic things for graphics or physics, then the tools learned from this book is essential (emphasis on ESSENTIAL).

Learning to work with systems of equations and vectors are one of the most satisfying things to do when building real life applications.

Highly recommended!

[Tiffany]

Generally a pretty good explanation of the problems in the accompanying Linear Algebra and Its Applications Third Edition.

[Mills College Library]

512.5 L426 2012 suppl.

[Gabriel Mintzer]

This study guide did indeed guide me through my study of Linear Algebra. Not only did it present detailed solutions to the textbook exercises; it also provided chapter summaries and useful notes.