Linear Algebra, Linear Programming, and Probability Theory: Textbook Exercises and Self-Assessment Practice Problems

Author: You Boxin, Wu Huihan
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book largely follows the chapters of the main textbook "Economic Applied Mathematics Foundation II." After outlining the teaching requirements and content summary, it focuses on analyzing and solving typical examples, helping students grasp fundamental concepts and master problem-solving approaches through detailed example analysis. For each chapter, we have selected self-assessment exercises, and at the end of each section, we have compiled simulated tests to allow students to review, consolidate their knowledge, and assess their learning outcomes. Additionally, considering the difficulties faced by beginners, reference solutions to exercises from the main textbook are provided at the end of each chapter in this book. This book serves as a supplementary guide for students majoring in finance and economics at vocational and technical colleges in Beijing, studying the course "Economic Applied Mathematics Foundation II: Linear Algebra, Linear Programming, and Probability Theory." The supplementary content includes matrices, systems of linear equations, graphical methods for linear programming problems, the simplex method for linear programming problems, random events and probability, random variables and their distributions, and digital characteristics.

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