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Fundamentals of Practical Mathematics

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Fundamentals of Practical Mathematics
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Publisher: Ginn and Co.
ISBN/ASIN: B004S5YH2A
Number of pages: 220

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The present book contains those basic principles which the student must know, whatever special vocation he is to follow. This work consists of a review of such topics as the four fundamental operations with integers and fractions, the practical use of percentage, the applications of proportion, the elements of mensuration, the use of the formula and the equation, the finding of areas by plotting on squared paper, the finding of roots, and the simplest elements of trigonometry.

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