Higher Algebra (Classic Reprint): A Sequel to Elementary Algebra for Schools

Science & Math

Hall, H.S.

Mathematics

Forgotten Books

Elementary Algebra (Classic Reprint)

This early works on Algebra for Beginners was originally published in 1900 with much of the information still useful and practical today. The work will be found to meet the wants of all who do not require a knowledge of Algebra beyond Quadratic Equations - that portion of the subject usually covered in the examination for admission to the classical course of American Colleges. Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900's and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. We are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.

Algebra for Beginners

Nash Press

Solutions of the Examples in Higher Algebra

Knight, S. R.

Createspace Independent Pub

LaTeX Edition This work forms a Key or Companion to the Higher Algebra, and contains full solutions of nearly all the Examples. In many cases more than one solution is given, while throughout the book frequent reference is made to the text and illustrative Examples in the Algebra. The work has been undertaken at the request of many teachers who have introduced the Algebra into their classes, and for such readers it is mainly intended; but it is hoped that, if judiciously used, the solutions may also be found serviceable by that large and increasing class of students who read Mathematics without the assistance of a teacher. In this edition, the entire manuscript was typeset using the LaTeX document processing system originally developed by Leslie Lamport, based on TeX typesetting system created by Donald Knuth. The typesetting software used the XeLaTeX distribution. We are grateful for this opportunity to put the materials into a consistent format, and to correct errors in the original publication that have come to our attention. Most of the hard work of preparing this edition was accomplished by Neeru Singh, who expertly keyboarded and edited the text of the original manuscript. She helped us put hundreds of pages of typographically difficult material into a consistent digital format. We are highly indebted to Pratham Kumar Singh for the fruitful discussions which led to the idea of masterminding this entire project. The process of compiling this book has given us an incentive to improve the layout, to doublecheck almost all of the mathematical rendering, to correct all known errors, to improve the original illustrations by redrawing them with Till Tantau's marvelous TikZ. Thus the book now appears in a form that we hope will remain useful for at least another generation. Table of Contents EXAMPLES I : Ratio EXAMPLES II : Proportion EXAMPLES III : Variation EXAMPLES IV : Arithmetical Progression EXAMPLES V : Geometrical Progression EXAMPLES VI : Harmonical Progression EXAMPLES VII : Scales of Notation EXAMPLES VIII : Surds and Imaginary Quantities EXAMPLES IX : The Theory of Quadratic EXAMPLES X : Miscellaneous Equations EXAMPLES XI : Permutations and Combinations EXAMPLES XIII : Binomial Theorem Positive Integral Index EXAMPLES XIV : Binomial Theorem. Any Index EXAMPLES XV : Multinomial Theorem EXAMPLES XVI : Logarithms EXAMPLES XVII : Exponential and Logarithmic Series EXAMPLES XVIII : Interest and Annuities EXAMPLES XIX : Inequalities EXAMPLES XX : Limiting Values and Vanishing Fractions EXAMPLES XXI : Convergency and Divergency of Series EXAMPLES XXII : Undetermined Coefficients EXAMPLES XXIII : Partial Fractions EXAMPLES XXIV : Recurring Series EXAMPLES XXV : Continued Fractions EXAMPLES XXVI : Indeterminate Equations of the First Degree EXAMPLES XXVII : Recurring Continued Fractions EXAMPLES XXVIII : Indeterminate Equations of the Second Degree EXAMPLES XXIX : Summation of Series EXAMPLES XXX : Theory of Numbers EXAMPLES XXXI : The General Theory of Continued Fractions EXAMPLES XXXII : Probability EXAMPLES XXXIII : Determinants EXAMPLES XXXIV : Miscellaneous Theorems and Examples EXAMPLES XXXV : Theory of Equations MISCELLANEOUS EXAMPLES

Solutions of the Examples in Higher Algebra (LaTeX Edition)

Kumar, Chandra Shekhar

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

A short preliminary course of practical and experimental work in geometry to give the beginning student clear mental pictures of geometric objects and constructions. Early chapters introduce easy exercises in drawing to illustrate definitions, measurement of lines and angles, and the use of compasses and protractor. Next come problems on bisection, parallels, and perpendiculars, followed by the use of set squares and the construction of triangles and quadrilaterals. Problems are explained informally, with the results verified by measurement.

Lessons in Experimental and Practical Geometry (Yesterday's Classics)

Teen & Young Adult

Stevens, F H

Education & Reference

Yesterday's Classics

Higher Algebra: A Sequel to Elementary Algebra for Schools

Historic Publishing

This well-known textbook provides comprehensive coverage of algebraic topics at the concerned level of mathematical study. The exhaustive discussion of ratio, proportion, variation, etc. is intended for conceptual formation and development of students so they can gain skills for attempting the problems independently. The convergency and divergency of series has been made easily comprehensible by the just introduction of limiting values and vanishing fractions. Science and engineering students can rely on it for strengthening their algebraic acumen necessary for success in mathematics exams?conventional as well as competitive.

Higher Algebra

New Academic Science

This work forms a Key or Companion to the Higher Algebra, and contains full solutions of nearly all the Examples. In many cases more than one solution is given, while throughout the book frequent reference is made to the text and illustrative Examples in the Algebra. The work has been undertaken at the request of many teachers who have introduced the Algebra into their classes, and for such readers it is mainly intended; but it is hoped that, if judiciously used, the solutions may also be found serviceable by that large and increasing class of students who read Mathematics without the assistance of a teacher.  In this edition, the entire manuscript was typeset in a bigger size font [10 pt : `DejaVu Serif'] (honoring readers' suggestions) using the LaTeX document processing system originally developed by Leslie Lamport, based on TeX typesetting system created by Donald Knuth. The typesetting software used the XeLaTeX distribution.  We are grateful for this opportunity to put the materials into a consistent format, and to correct errors in the original publication that have come to our attention. Most of the hard work of preparing this edition was accomplished by Neeru Singh, who expertly keyboarded and edited the text of the original manuscript. She helped us put hundreds of pages of typographically difficult material into a consistent digital format.  The process of compiling this book has given us an incentive to improve the layout, to doublecheck almost all of the mathematical rendering, to correct all known errors, to improve the original illustrations by redrawing them with Till Tantau's marvelous TikZ. Thus the book now appears in a form that we hope will remain useful for at least another generation.  Table of Contents  EXAMPLES I : Ratio  EXAMPLES II : Proportion  EXAMPLES III : Variation  EXAMPLES IV : Arithmetical Progression  EXAMPLES V : Geometrical Progression  EXAMPLES VI : Harmonical Progression  EXAMPLES VII : Scales of Notation  EXAMPLES VIII : Surds and Imaginary Quantities  EXAMPLES IX : The Theory of Quadratic  EXAMPLES X : Miscellaneous Equations  EXAMPLES XI : Permutations and Combinations  EXAMPLES XIII : Binomial Theorem Positive Integral Index  EXAMPLES XIV : Binomial Theorem. Any Index  EXAMPLES XV : Multinomial Theorem  EXAMPLES XVI : Logarithms  EXAMPLES XVII : Exponential and Logarithmic Series  EXAMPLES XVIII : Interest and Annuities  EXAMPLES XIX : Inequalities  EXAMPLES XX : Limiting Values and Vanishing Fractions  EXAMPLES XXI : Convergency and Divergency of Series  EXAMPLES XXII : Undetermined Coefficients  EXAMPLES XXIII : Partial Fractions  EXAMPLES XXIV : Recurring Series  EXAMPLES XXV : Continued Fractions  EXAMPLES XXVI : Indeterminate Equations of the First Degree  EXAMPLES XXVII : Recurring Continued Fractions  EXAMPLES XXVIII : Indeterminate Equations of the Second Degree  EXAMPLES XXIX : Summation of Series  EXAMPLES XXX : Theory of Numbers  EXAMPLES XXXI : The General Theory of Continued Fractions  EXAMPLES XXXII : Probability  EXAMPLES XXXIII : Determinants  EXAMPLES XXXIV : Miscellaneous Theorems and Examples  EXAMPLES XXXV : Theory of Equations  MISCELLANEOUS EXAMPLES

Solutions of the Examples in Higher Algebra (LaTeX Enlarged Edition)

Singh, Neeru

This book, "Solutions of the examples in higher algebra", by H.S. Hall, S.R. Knight, is a replication of a book originally published before 1889. It has been restored by human beings, page by page, so that you may enjoy it in a form as close to the original as possible.

Solutions of the examples in higher algebra

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