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What would be the best textbook you can ever recommend to achieve algebra skills?
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I think that I'm not familiar with algebra, which consequently made me look for a book to achieve algebra skills. Do you have any advise?
Here are given what I'll be asked
Polynomials, Logarithmic functions, division, Rational Numbers,
Inequalities, Absolute values, exponentials, radicals, Factoring,
first degree equations, sets, functions, second degree equations,
parabolas, complex numbers.
Regards!
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I think that I'm not familiar with algebra, which consequently made me look for a book to achieve algebra skills. Do you have any advise?
Here are given what I'll be asked
Polynomials, Logarithmic functions, division, Rational Numbers,
Inequalities, Absolute values, exponentials, radicals, Factoring,
first degree equations, sets, functions, second degree equations,
parabolas, complex numbers.
Regards!
book-recommendation
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Enzo
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Algebra at what level?
– Brahadeesh
Jul 31 at 11:29
@Brahadeesh High school. I'm preparing for exams.
– Enzo
Jul 31 at 11:31
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Can you mention a few topics that you are expected to study for the exams? Such information will help you get relevant and broad suggestions.
– Brahadeesh
Jul 31 at 11:34
@Brahadeesh Polynomials, Logarithmic functions, division, Rational Numbers, Inequalities, Absolute values, exponentials, radicals, Factoring, first degree equations, sets, functions, second degree equations, parabolas,complex numbers.
– Enzo
Jul 31 at 11:41
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Jul 31 at 11:41
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I think that I'm not familiar with algebra, which consequently made me look for a book to achieve algebra skills. Do you have any advise?
Here are given what I'll be asked
Polynomials, Logarithmic functions, division, Rational Numbers,
Inequalities, Absolute values, exponentials, radicals, Factoring,
first degree equations, sets, functions, second degree equations,
parabolas, complex numbers.
Regards!
book-recommendation
asked Jul 31 at 11:24
Enzo
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I think that I'm not familiar with algebra, which consequently made me look for a book to achieve algebra skills. Do you have any advise?
Here are given what I'll be asked
Polynomials, Logarithmic functions, division, Rational Numbers,
Inequalities, Absolute values, exponentials, radicals, Factoring,
first degree equations, sets, functions, second degree equations,
parabolas, complex numbers.
Regards!
book-recommendation
asked Jul 31 at 11:24
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asked Jul 31 at 11:24
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asked Jul 31 at 11:24
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Algebra at what level?
– Brahadeesh
Jul 31 at 11:29
@Brahadeesh High school. I'm preparing for exams.
– Enzo
Jul 31 at 11:31
1
Can you mention a few topics that you are expected to study for the exams? Such information will help you get relevant and broad suggestions.
– Brahadeesh
Jul 31 at 11:34
@Brahadeesh Polynomials, Logarithmic functions, division, Rational Numbers, Inequalities, Absolute values, exponentials, radicals, Factoring, first degree equations, sets, functions, second degree equations, parabolas,complex numbers.
– Enzo
Jul 31 at 11:41
Do add these details into the body of the question for better visibility :)
– Brahadeesh
Jul 31 at 11:41
 |Â
show 4 more comments
Algebra at what level?
– Brahadeesh
Jul 31 at 11:29
@Brahadeesh High school. I'm preparing for exams.
– Enzo
Jul 31 at 11:31
1
Can you mention a few topics that you are expected to study for the exams? Such information will help you get relevant and broad suggestions.
– Brahadeesh
Jul 31 at 11:34
@Brahadeesh Polynomials, Logarithmic functions, division, Rational Numbers, Inequalities, Absolute values, exponentials, radicals, Factoring, first degree equations, sets, functions, second degree equations, parabolas,complex numbers.
– Enzo
Jul 31 at 11:41
Do add these details into the body of the question for better visibility :)
– Brahadeesh
Jul 31 at 11:41
Algebra at what level?
– Brahadeesh
Jul 31 at 11:29
Algebra at what level?
– Brahadeesh
Jul 31 at 11:29
@Brahadeesh High school. I'm preparing for exams.
– Enzo
Jul 31 at 11:31
@Brahadeesh High school. I'm preparing for exams.
– Enzo
Jul 31 at 11:31
1
1
Can you mention a few topics that you are expected to study for the exams? Such information will help you get relevant and broad suggestions.
– Brahadeesh
Jul 31 at 11:34
Can you mention a few topics that you are expected to study for the exams? Such information will help you get relevant and broad suggestions.
– Brahadeesh
Jul 31 at 11:34
@Brahadeesh Polynomials, Logarithmic functions, division, Rational Numbers, Inequalities, Absolute values, exponentials, radicals, Factoring, first degree equations, sets, functions, second degree equations, parabolas,complex numbers.
– Enzo
Jul 31 at 11:41
@Brahadeesh Polynomials, Logarithmic functions, division, Rational Numbers, Inequalities, Absolute values, exponentials, radicals, Factoring, first degree equations, sets, functions, second degree equations, parabolas,complex numbers.
– Enzo
Jul 31 at 11:41
Do add these details into the body of the question for better visibility :)
– Brahadeesh
Jul 31 at 11:41
Do add these details into the body of the question for better visibility :)
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I would highly recommend the Little Mathematics Library series of Mir Publishers. Some of the titles in the series that will be particularly relevant for you are:
- A. G. Kurosh - Algebraic Equations of Arbitrary Degrees
- A. I. Markushevich - Areas and Logarithms
- P. P. Korovkin - Inequalities
They do cover more material than may be required from the point of view of your exams, but they are wonderful to read nonetheless.
Since you mentioned that you want to learn as much as possible, I wouldn't mind adding a few general references that will surely interest you. Try:
- Courant and Robbins - What is Mathematics?
- Ian Stewart - The Foundations of Mathematics
- Ravi Vakil - A Mathematical Mosaic: Patterns and Problem Solving
In fact, it was largely thanks to Ravi Vakil's book that I decided to take up mathematics for my higher studies when I was completing high school.
All the very best.
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Discourses on Algebra, by Igor Shafarevich might be a good idea. At a more elementary level, you also have Algebra, by Israel Gelfand and Alexander Shen.
answered Jul 31 at 11:27
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I would highly recommend the Little Mathematics Library series of Mir Publishers. Some of the titles in the series that will be particularly relevant for you are:
- A. G. Kurosh - Algebraic Equations of Arbitrary Degrees
- A. I. Markushevich - Areas and Logarithms
- P. P. Korovkin - Inequalities
They do cover more material than may be required from the point of view of your exams, but they are wonderful to read nonetheless.
Since you mentioned that you want to learn as much as possible, I wouldn't mind adding a few general references that will surely interest you. Try:
- Courant and Robbins - What is Mathematics?
- Ian Stewart - The Foundations of Mathematics
- Ravi Vakil - A Mathematical Mosaic: Patterns and Problem Solving
In fact, it was largely thanks to Ravi Vakil's book that I decided to take up mathematics for my higher studies when I was completing high school.
All the very best.
answered Jul 31 at 11:57
Brahadeesh
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I would highly recommend the Little Mathematics Library series of Mir Publishers. Some of the titles in the series that will be particularly relevant for you are:
- A. G. Kurosh - Algebraic Equations of Arbitrary Degrees
- A. I. Markushevich - Areas and Logarithms
- P. P. Korovkin - Inequalities
They do cover more material than may be required from the point of view of your exams, but they are wonderful to read nonetheless.
Since you mentioned that you want to learn as much as possible, I wouldn't mind adding a few general references that will surely interest you. Try:
- Courant and Robbins - What is Mathematics?
- Ian Stewart - The Foundations of Mathematics
- Ravi Vakil - A Mathematical Mosaic: Patterns and Problem Solving
In fact, it was largely thanks to Ravi Vakil's book that I decided to take up mathematics for my higher studies when I was completing high school.
All the very best.
answered Jul 31 at 11:57
Brahadeesh
3,32931246
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
I would highly recommend the Little Mathematics Library series of Mir Publishers. Some of the titles in the series that will be particularly relevant for you are:
- A. G. Kurosh - Algebraic Equations of Arbitrary Degrees
- A. I. Markushevich - Areas and Logarithms
- P. P. Korovkin - Inequalities
They do cover more material than may be required from the point of view of your exams, but they are wonderful to read nonetheless.
Since you mentioned that you want to learn as much as possible, I wouldn't mind adding a few general references that will surely interest you. Try:
- Courant and Robbins - What is Mathematics?
- Ian Stewart - The Foundations of Mathematics
- Ravi Vakil - A Mathematical Mosaic: Patterns and Problem Solving
In fact, it was largely thanks to Ravi Vakil's book that I decided to take up mathematics for my higher studies when I was completing high school.
All the very best.
answered Jul 31 at 11:57
Brahadeesh
3,32931246
I would highly recommend the Little Mathematics Library series of Mir Publishers. Some of the titles in the series that will be particularly relevant for you are:
- A. G. Kurosh - Algebraic Equations of Arbitrary Degrees
- A. I. Markushevich - Areas and Logarithms
- P. P. Korovkin - Inequalities
They do cover more material than may be required from the point of view of your exams, but they are wonderful to read nonetheless.
Since you mentioned that you want to learn as much as possible, I wouldn't mind adding a few general references that will surely interest you. Try:
- Courant and Robbins - What is Mathematics?
- Ian Stewart - The Foundations of Mathematics
- Ravi Vakil - A Mathematical Mosaic: Patterns and Problem Solving
In fact, it was largely thanks to Ravi Vakil's book that I decided to take up mathematics for my higher studies when I was completing high school.
All the very best.
answered Jul 31 at 11:57
Brahadeesh
3,32931246
answered Jul 31 at 11:57
Brahadeesh
3,32931246
answered Jul 31 at 11:57
Brahadeesh
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answered Jul 31 at 11:57
Brahadeesh
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Discourses on Algebra, by Igor Shafarevich might be a good idea. At a more elementary level, you also have Algebra, by Israel Gelfand and Alexander Shen.
answered Jul 31 at 11:27
José Carlos Santos
112k1696172
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
Discourses on Algebra, by Igor Shafarevich might be a good idea. At a more elementary level, you also have Algebra, by Israel Gelfand and Alexander Shen.
answered Jul 31 at 11:27
José Carlos Santos
112k1696172
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
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up vote
1
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Discourses on Algebra, by Igor Shafarevich might be a good idea. At a more elementary level, you also have Algebra, by Israel Gelfand and Alexander Shen.
answered Jul 31 at 11:27
José Carlos Santos
112k1696172
Discourses on Algebra, by Igor Shafarevich might be a good idea. At a more elementary level, you also have Algebra, by Israel Gelfand and Alexander Shen.
answered Jul 31 at 11:27
José Carlos Santos
112k1696172
answered Jul 31 at 11:27
José Carlos Santos
112k1696172
answered Jul 31 at 11:27
José Carlos Santos
112k1696172
answered Jul 31 at 11:27
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Algebra at what level?
– Brahadeesh
Jul 31 at 11:29
@Brahadeesh High school. I'm preparing for exams.
– Enzo
Jul 31 at 11:31
1
Can you mention a few topics that you are expected to study for the exams? Such information will help you get relevant and broad suggestions.
– Brahadeesh
Jul 31 at 11:34
@Brahadeesh Polynomials, Logarithmic functions, division, Rational Numbers, Inequalities, Absolute values, exponentials, radicals, Factoring, first degree equations, sets, functions, second degree equations, parabolas,complex numbers.
– Enzo
Jul 31 at 11:41
Do add these details into the body of the question for better visibility :)
– Brahadeesh
Jul 31 at 11:41