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Mathematical methods traceable to expand secondary school mathematics series(Chinese Edition)
Published by Harbin Institute of Technology Pub. Date :2008-01-01 version 1, 2000
ISBN 10: 7560326404 ISBN 13: 9787560326405
£ 50.31
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Add to basketpaperback. Condition: New. Language:Chinese.Pages Number: 374 Publisher: Harbin Institute of Technology Pub. Date :2008-01-01 version 1. This book is divided into 22 chapters include: segmentation principles. procedures. principles. principle of mathematical induction. partial adjustment principle. sorting principles. paired principles. relationships. mapping. inversion principle. superposition principle. to reproduce the principles of switching theory. the smallest number of principles. minimum length principle. the e.
