Large trade paperback, 9.7" tall, ix + 263 pp. The authors offer a short overview of allthe mathematical topics normally encountered in an introductory-level course in general physics. In every instance they are concerned with operational techniques - not rigor. Mathematical ideas are integrated with physical concepts. Frequent use of worked examples helps to clarify each discussion. In addition, numerous problems are provided so that the student can continually test his or her understanding of each new idea and technique.