Mathematics: A Complete Introduction: Teach Yourself Paperback – September 25, 2018

Knowledge is universal. Books that contain universal knowledge are good books full great things. This a straight forward and succinct book on the of mathematics. I recommend this book you and yours. Yeshua bless you⁉️

This is a great book for reviewing things from the most basic primary school mathematics, up to some lesser high school level subjects.

the book is very detailed and informative even for beginners.but its size is VERY small,it might give you headaches while reading it(seriously).other than that,a great buy!!

This book is not for advanced students. Rather it is suitable for people who want to revise the math they learned at school, or just to get some knowledge of the Math. It is an easy book to follow, not made too difficult like other math books. Problems are set after each section and the answers are, of course , given. It includes many sections of math, graphs,, indices, equations, inequalities and others. I would recommend it if you want to learn basic math, perhaps with the thought of further study , like myself. A knowledge of Math is a great help in understanding everyday problems one may meet.

I am very bad in mathematic until I found this book. I am getting better to understand the most basic things around me. Its add me value.Thank you.

This book is a basic primer for mathematics.Unfortunately, the examples and "quizes" are less than inclusive.A few examples are less than complete and left me wanting more.However, as a primer, this book serves as a good basic math book that will help students to get the feel for the math they are studying in school. This book serves as a good book for me to use in my tutoring capacity.Adding about another one-hundred pages to this publication in a future edition to include a bit more detail on certain subjects like the bacis geometry section might be due to be considered.

I need to brush up my math and I am hopeful this is it

The content was written in ways that were better than how I learned it in some cases but mostly very familiar once my recall on certain things like geometry kicked in. I found the explanation about solutions for quadratic and cubic equations having 2, 3 solutions at most was something I missed way back when. The examples and solutions were well thought out. I liked the read even though it was a math book.