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dtv-Atlas of School Mathematics helps school children find their way through the math jungle, so that once they've whizzed through their homework with ease, they have all the time in the world left to give their undivided attention to the more enjoyable things in life.
The sections on sets, numbers, equations, inequalities, ratios, functions and plane and solid geometry are devised for use from grade 9 upwards.
The chapters on lines, differential and integral calculus, coordinate geometry, vector analysis, stochastics and artificial language are intended for students from the second year of secondary school onwards.
To make things easier, the text passages are in four-colour print, so that students can find proofs, theorems, etc. at a glance.
The charts include numerous exercises to help reinforce material taught in class. The author has taken care to make the examples as accessible as possible, explaining things step by step. A collection of formulas and an index make for easy reference.
Dr. Fritz Reinhardt, born in 1940, studied mathematics and physics in Berlin and obtained his doctorate in mathematics in 1967. He taught at a grammar school from 1965 until 1994.
Dr. Heinrich Soeder, born in 1929, studied mathematics and physics at Munster and obtained his doctorate in mathematics in 1956. He was a schoolteacher from 1954 to 1991.
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