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Master Math: Calculus
Master Math: Calculus takes off right where the best-selling Master Math series left off, and provides everyone, even those who fear balancing their checkbooks, with new hope and answers to these and many other calculus questions. In a simple, straightforward, step-by-step approach, Master Math: Calculus clearly explains the basic concepts of calculus, then delves deeper into advanced topics.
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First published June 1, 1998
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October 21, 2017
I, Sebastian Fugle, period 2 Mrs. Dillon's English Class, read this book as part of the Through the Looking Glass Book Bingo tile. Master Math: Calculus is a 343-page book, written by Debra Anne Ross, published by Thompson Delmar Learning in 2008. This complex book dives into basic calculus concepts such as derivatives and integrals.
This book is a good book if you are looking to learn calculus. While it could go into more depth about some concepts, it has a general level of details and is a great resource. I give this book a 4 out of five due to its level of details on certain topics. I would have given this book a higher score if it had covered other calculus concepts as well.
This book is a good book if you are looking to learn calculus. While it could go into more depth about some concepts, it has a general level of details and is a great resource. I give this book a 4 out of five due to its level of details on certain topics. I would have given this book a higher score if it had covered other calculus concepts as well.
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