Practical Problems in Mathematics: For Automotive Technicians

by George Moore, Todd Sformo, Larry Sformo

Comprehensive and easy to use, the revised and updated seventh edition covers practical math problems that automotive technicians will face on the job. The easy-to-read and well organized chapters of Practical Problems in Mathematics for Automotive Technicians, Seventh Edition feature step-by-step instructions, diagrams, charts, and examples that facilitate the problem-solving process while reinforcing key concepts. The presentation builds from the basics of whole-number operations to cover percentages, linear measurement, ratios, and the use of more advanced formulas. With a special section on graphs, scale reading of test meters, and invoices found in the workplace, this text is tailor-made for students in any automotive course of study! Benefits: Concepts are presented to the reader in a logical, clear, and sequential manner with each stage of a procedure outlined in order to increase understanding and allow for success Multitude of problems proceed from the simple to the more complex that allows readers have ample opportunities to develop their skills and confidence as well as reinforce practice and understanding Examples and problems cultivate problem-solving skills that are crucial to success on the job Complete coverage of fundamental math principles as well as more advanced computations makes the book suitable for beginning and experienced technicians alike New to the seventh edition are unit Objectives aid in teaching and understanding the main concepts in each unit.

288 pages, Paperback

First published July 15, 2004