Algebra and Trigonometry

"Algebra and Trigonometry" is one of the best books on trigonometric integral, it presents a thorough examination of algebraic principles while meeting the scope and sequencing requirements of a normal beginning algebra and trigonometry course. The modular structure and material richness ensure that the book satisfies the demands of a wide range of courses. Algebra and Trigonometry provides a plethora of examples with extensive, conceptual explanations, laying the groundwork for pupils to apply what they've learned.

The actual book: Because of the breadth and complexity of algebra and trig topics covered, this textbook is immensely popular. This is not a book for beginners; it is written as though everyone is a math major, which is one of the reasons math professors adore it. However, its emphasis on hard arithmetic for mathematicians makes it a difficult textbook experience for certain students to grasp the topic. If you're a math newbie, math-phobic, haven't taken math in a long time, or haven't taken (and passed) AP algebra, trig, or even calculus in high school, you'll struggle with any class that employs this textbook. Sullivan does not make things easy. He expects you to know what you're doing, and you'd better be able to sprint with him or learn to run, or you'll be left behind with this textbook. If you struggle with arithmetic and have no option but to use this book, plan on spending time with a tutor. Look for a professor/college that utilizes the Blitzer Precalculus textbook if you want a more user-friendly experience with math this advanced. If you want to soar with arithmetic, Sullivan is the book for you.

Author: Paul A. Foerster

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