mathematical analysis

Presents real-world problems that provide students in grades four through seven with strategies for developing algebraic thinking, covering variables, basic function tables, basic operations, balanced number sentences, variable isolation, and other topics.

A collection of ninety-six puzzles and questions related to common and unique natural phenomena that explains how each question can be answered using basic mathematics.

Chronicles nineteenth-century developments in mathematics through profiles of major figures, including Marie-Sophie Germain, Niels Henrik Abel, Augusta Ada Lovelace, Georg Cantor, and six others, describing their lives, discoveries, and contributions.

"Re-inforce in-class algebra and pre-algebra skills such as rational numbers, absolute values, and problems with inequalities"--Provided by publisher.

Gives directions for a game which demonstrates the basic principles of functions and graphs.

This book, offering insight into the discoverers, their innovations, and how their achievements resulted in changing our world today, covers calculus, history of analysis, and concepts in analysis and calculus.

Introduces teachers to Concept-Rich Mathematics Instruction, explaining how the method can help students improve their math skills and understanding of mathematical concepts and offering tips on how to incorporate the method into classroom instruction.