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The A to Z of Mathematics: A Basic Guide
Thomas H. Sidebotham
OVERVIEW
Ignore the technical terms. Ignore your nervousness. Just keep the math in mind.
Who needs to know math in this day and age of powerful spreadsheets and inexpensive calculators? Everyone, is the response. We are surrounded with math. We deal with it when we go grocery shopping, pay our bills, look at sports statistics, and go to work. It is also among the most interesting and practical topics. Gaining mathematical proficiency can improve your everyday life, studies, and job.
This is your salvation if you are one of the millions of people who would want to grasp math but are put off by the thought of its intricacy. Math is made simple without being simplistic by The A to Z of Mathematics. The book covers every topic in fundamental mathematics and is easy to use and read. Definitions of words like “proportion” and “hexomino,” as well as the principles underlying algebra, statistics, and other procedures, will be covered. The book’s alphabetical structure makes it easy to focus on any subject, and its text is full with thought-provoking examples, pictures, and other graphics that assist every reader understand the conversation. This comprehensive guide to mathematics will be interesting to everyone.
This is the ideal remedy for math anxiety and a great tool for teachers, homeschoolers, parents, and anybody else who wants to learn more about the incredible connections between mathematics and the real world.
THOMAS H. SIDEBOTHAM, the author, is the head of the mathematics department at St. Bede’s College in Christchurch, New Zealand.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface.
Acknowledgments.
A – Z.
REVIEWS
“This is an excellent reference book for statisticians who try to comprehend the basic ideas of mathematical statistics or probability concepts.” (Journal of Statistical Computation and Simulation, February 2006)”…careful attention to detail…” (The Mathematical Gazette, July 2004)
“…explanation…are easy to read and…are as thorough as possible…a solid and useful reference work…” (Journal of Recreation Mathematics, (currently posted on Amazon))
“…excellent reference…recommended…” (Choice, Vol. 40, No. 5 January 2003)
“…a useful reference…” (The American Statistician, Vol. 57, No. 3, August 2003)
