Titlebook: Essential Mathematics; A Refresher Course f Clare Morris,Emmanuel Thanassoulis Textbook 1994Latest edition Clare Morris and Emmanuel Thanas

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Solving Practical Problems with Mathematics,ractical information. If we think of the process of using mathematics on a ‘real-world’ problem in pictorial terms as shown in Figure 6.1, then it is the transitions from the real to the mathematical world and back which are the hard part.

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e text; this book addresses their needs. Written in an informal style, emphasising understanding and application of techniques rather than formal proofs, it covers all the mathematics needed by entrants to BTEC, undergraduate, MBA and related professional courses. Plentiful worked examples and exerc

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Algebraic Expressions,tement of a company for a given financial year, arithmetic is all that is necessary. The values of sales, interest charges incurred, depreciation charges and so on are all known quantities for the year in question. All the accountant needs to do is to perform the right arithmetical operations on the

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