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An Introduction to Determinants

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An Introduction to Determinants
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ISBN/ASIN: B0028T2UTU
Number of pages: 122

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Every important principle has been illustrated by copious examples, a considerable number of which have been fully worked out. As my main object has been to produce a textbook suitable for beginners, many important theorems have been omitted.

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