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Discover the fundamentals of number theory with this classic book, available in stores now, written by G.H. Hardy and published by Oxford University Press.
(9781138052598) - Second edition - Chapman & Hall/CRC - Taylor and Francis - Height: 200 mm - Spine width: 36 mm - Width: 243 mm - ISBN: 9781138052598 - Number of pages: 658 - Languages: English - Weight: 1596 g
A concise guide that breaks down algebraic concepts into clear explanations and worked examples, covering linear equations, quadratic formulas, inequalities, and graphing techniques for quick mastery.
Dive into algebra with a clear, step‑by‑step guide that starts at the basics and climbs to advanced concepts, offering intuitive explanations, practical examples, and problem‑solving strategies for every learner.
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