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Calculus and Linear Algebra. Vol. 2

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Calculus and Linear Algebra. Vol. 2
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Publisher: University of Michigan Library
ISBN/ASIN: 1425589340
Number of pages: 606

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In the second volume of Calculus and Linear Algebra, the concept of linear algebra is further developed and applied to geometry, many-variable calculus, and differential equations. These topics are so closely related that the subject matter is revealed here as one well-defined, tightly knit bod of mathematics.

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