Easily Decode the Mysteries of Science: Math for Beginners

Author: Bin Jun, Min Ye, Xia Ye
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: Starting from "What is Mathematics" to determinants, calculus, and probability, it explains the world of numbers from the basics in a simple and clear manner. It emphasizes the cultivation of learning methods and interest, so you won't feel bored or headaches about it anymore! The "Snail Science Series" books start from the basics, follow the principle of gradual progress, and explain fundamental scientific principles and the latest scientific knowledge in an easy-to-understand way, focusing on the cultivation of learning methods and interest. Approach it with questions from your surroundings, without rote memorization of theorems or hard memorization of formulas, making it no longer boring or confusing, and easily step into the magical, interesting, and colorful world of science. This book is one of them. This science popularization series is dedicated to spreading fundamental scientific principles and the latest scientific knowledge. It covers both the basic principles of disciplines such as mathematics, calculus, probability and statistics, physics, biology, and chemistry, as well as the latest research findings from emerging fields like biochemistry, genetics, and pathology. This series will take readers into a vibrant and fragrant scientific world, where they will feel the fragrance of scientific flowers as if they are in a vast wilderness with green grass and blue skies; or they will experience the vastness of knowledge as if they are in a vast ocean of mist.