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Elements of Applied Mathematics

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Elements of Applied Mathematics
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Publisher: Ginn and Company
ISBN/ASIN: 1152891995
Number of pages: 292

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This book of problems is the result of four years' experimentation in the endeavor to make the instruction in mathematics of real service in the training pf pupils for their future work. We have attempted to relate arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and trigonometry closely to each other, and to connect all our mathematics with the work in the shops and laboratories.

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