The third edition of this text has been revised for improved clarity and streamlined to fit a one-semester course. It includes a broad variety of applications, from economics and finance to natural and social science.

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The exposition is self-contained, complemented by diverse exercises and also accompanied by an introduction to mathematical reasoning ... this book is an excellent textbook for a one-semester undergraduate course and it includes a lot of additional material to choose from.
―EMS, March 2006

In a textbook, it is necessary to select carefully the statements and difficulty of the problems ... in this textbook, this is fully achieved ... This review considers this book an excellent one.
―The Mathematical Gazette, March 2006

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