Geometry by Ron Larson Author, Laurie Boswell Author, Timothy D. Kanold Author and Lee Stiff Author

Geometry by Ron Larson (Author), Laurie Boswell (Author), Timothy D. Kanold (Author), Lee Stiff (Author). NA.This an ideal ebook and it helps if you are making an attempt to study for the summer and it really is nice.

This was for my daughter, her college only had a category set. The e book got here in better condition than the ones they're utilizing at school. I advised her instructor to get on-line and start ordering extra of these!

This guide was nice! Some scribbles on some locations, however overall pretty good. Bought the labored-out resolution key and the prove was good despite the fact that the years the books have been printed weren't the same.

These books are utilized by my college district, and I exploit them as a reference for teaching. What I like about them is they give clear examples and are fairly straightforward and person-pleasant, in contrast to some math texts which might be just a jumble of words to read. These have all of the essential ideas in daring, and in nice neat-trying little green-bordered boxes. And, after all, answers to odd issues in the back. If you are a trainer searching for a reference textual content or a parent who's home-schooling, I highly suggest this textbook series.

I'm a relearner of geometry, having been years since I've been in excessive school. A lot of new stuff is in this textual content than what I remember. I love the "Key Ideas" which establish the main thought I've to learn. The theorems and postulates are properly written and thoroughly explained. There are a number of methods to review concepts. I do want the solutions to the "Guided Practice" issues, which help to learn from the examples, have been in the back of the book. As a self-research learner, I discover the textual content simple to grasp and would recommend this edition.

As far as the review about how the postulates "cannot be proven," On web page 9 the textual content says postulates are "accepted without proof." Additionally, there isn't a problem 24 on page 306. 

Geometry 

 Ron Larson (Author), Laurie Boswell (Author), Timothy D. Kanold (Author), Lee Stiff (Author)

1104 pages

McDougal Littel (2007)

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