A Problem-Solving Approach to College Algebra
by Marcel B. Finan
Publisher: Arkansas Tech University 2002
Number of pages: 92
Description:
This book is a non traditional textbook in college algebra. Its primary objective is to encourage students to learn from asking questions rather than reading a detailed explanations of the material discussed in a typical textbook.
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