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Lecture Notes on Algebra and Trigonometry

Lecture Notes on Algebra and Trigonometry

Lecture Notes on Algebra and Trigonometry

The objective of a large part of mathematics is to study the relationships that exist between variables. There are essentially two approaches to doing this: visually and through formulas. Both of these methods will be explored in these notes. Throughout these notes are various exercises and problems. These notes also constitute an attempt to identify the essential elements of algebra and trigonometry and to separate these elements from purely computational and formal manipulations which can now be done by computers.

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