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Relationships, Change and Mathematical Analysis

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Relationships, Change and Mathematical Analysis
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Publisher: Learning Development Institute
Number of pages: 94

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This book deals with the mathematics we need in describing the relationships among the quantities we measure in Physics and the Physical Sciences in general. This leads us into the study of relationships and change, the starting point for Mathematical Analysis and the Calculus -- which are needed in all branches of Science.

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