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Algebra: Basic Algebra Explained (Studymates in Focus)

Algebra: Basic Algebra Explained (Studymates in Focus)

by Dr . Graham Lawler (Author)

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    Paperback 2005

    $3.50
Synopsis

Who else wants to understand and use basic algebra? This book covers the essential information needed to understand the basic concepts in algebra and how to use algebraic techniques to solve problems. Are you enrolled on a course where simple algebraic concepts are required? Or are you a parent struggling to keep up with your child's homework? Algebra: Basic Algebra Explained takes a practical rather than a theoretical approach, and explains the basic skills that all algebra users need to know.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 160
 Publisher: Studymates Ltd
Published: 16 Mar 2005
ISBN 10: 1842850687
ISBN 13: 9781842850688

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I have recently purchased a copy of your study mates book 'Understanding Maths' and just want to say thank you, it has really helped me. In fact, i wish i could have got a copy 20 years ago. I already fell my understanding of maths has gone up expotentially. I plan on buying the Algebra book when i am finished with this one. Thanks again. James
Author Bio
Graham Lawler has been a mathematics educator for over 25 years. He is a former head of mathematics and is the author of BBC Bitesize maths. He is a regular broadcaster and educational journalist and teaches mathematics online through the Studyline academy. Graham holds degrees from Liverpool University (for which he studied at Chester College) and from the Open University. He further holds an MA in education from the OU and a post-graduate advanced diploma in mathematics education. Finally he has successfully completed courses at City University and London University in online education and is therefore one of the few qualified online educators in the UK. He is currently writing up his PhD at Cardiff University where he has been researching television as a medium to increase interest in mathematics.