Master Math: Calculus

by Debra Anne Ross

From the Author

Debra Ross, author, February 16, 1999, ***** Introduction Master Math:
Calculus is a comprehensive reference book for advanced high school and
college students that explains and clarifies the key principles of calculus.
The purpose of the book is to provide an easy-to-access reference source for
locating specific calculus topics. This book is designed so that a student
can quickly look up a topic and, by reading the explanation and the
information in its section, find the relevant facts and formulas. This book
can also be used to obtain a general knowledge and understanding of calculus
and it provides a complete breadth of material so that most topics related
to calculus are explained. Master Math: Calculus reviews functions and
explains the principles and operations of the derivative, the integral,
series and approximations, vectors, matrices, curves, surfaces, motion,
partial derivatives, vector calculus and introductory differential
equations. The chapters in this book are divided into major sections
containing independent topics housed within the context of where they fit
into the discipline of calculus. This is the fourth book in the Master Math
series. The first three books are Basic Math and Pre-Algebra, Algebra and
Pre-Calculus and Geometry. The Master Math series presents the general
principles of mathematics from grade school through college including
arithmetic, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, pre-calculus and calculus.
Master Math: Pre-Calculus and Geometry by Debra Anne Ross (book)

Debra Ross, the author, February 16, 1999

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First published June 1, 1998

Reviews

[Sebastian · Rating 4 out of 5]

I, Sebastian Fugle, period 2 Mrs. Dillon's English Class, read this book as part of the Through the Looking Glass Book Bingo tile. Master Math: Calculus is a 343-page book, written by Debra Anne Ross, published by Thompson Delmar Learning in 2008. This complex book dives into basic calculus concepts such as derivatives and integrals.
This book is a good book if you are looking to learn calculus. While it could go into more depth about some concepts, it has a general level of details and is a great resource. I give this book a 4 out of five due to its level of details on certain topics. I would have given this book a higher score if it had covered other calculus concepts as well.