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Math Made a Bit Easier: Basic Math Explained in Plain English

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Math Made a Bit Easier: Basic Math Explained in Plain English
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Publisher: CreateSpace
ISBN/ASIN: 1449565107
ISBN-13: 9781449565107
Number of pages: 280

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The book starts with a review of basic arithmetic, followed by basic operations, negative numbers, fractions, decimals, percents, and basic probability and statistics. This is the foundation of all math. The space devoted to each topic is proportional to how difficult most students find the topic, as well as how important the topic is in preparation for later math studies. The material is explained conversationally and in plain English.

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