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The Math Book

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Discover essential mathematical concepts, theorems, and movements in this engaging overview guide. Ideal for both novices and experts, it presents tricky topics in a simple format, enhanced by eye-catching graphics and diagrams. With more than 85 key ideas and events, the book is packed with facts, charts, timelines, and graphs to clarify core concepts. Its visual approach, complemented by striking illustrations, makes complex subjects accessible to all levels of understanding. This captivating introduction explores the world’s most renowned theorems, mathematicians, and movements, tracing the evolution of math from ancient Babylon to Bletchley Park. It highlights how mathematics helps us comprehend everything from natural patterns to artificial intelligence. The book answers intriguing questions like the nature of imaginary numbers, the possibility of parallel lines meeting, and how math can predict the future. Covering the history of math—from magic squares and the abacus to modern cryptography and Fermat’s Last Theorem—this resource simplifies topics like algebra and statistics. As part of the award-winning Big Ideas series, it combines striking graphics with engaging writing, making complex topics easy to grasp. With millions of copies sold worldwide, this book is a valuable tool for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of mathematics.

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The Math Book, D.K. Publishing

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Année de publication
2023
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Langue
Anglais
Éditeur
DK
Publié
2023
Format
souple
Pages
352
ISBN10
0744079373
ISBN13
9780744079371
Séries
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Description
Discover essential mathematical concepts, theorems, and movements in this engaging overview guide. Ideal for both novices and experts, it presents tricky topics in a simple format, enhanced by eye-catching graphics and diagrams. With more than 85 key ideas and events, the book is packed with facts, charts, timelines, and graphs to clarify core concepts. Its visual approach, complemented by striking illustrations, makes complex subjects accessible to all levels of understanding. This captivating introduction explores the world’s most renowned theorems, mathematicians, and movements, tracing the evolution of math from ancient Babylon to Bletchley Park. It highlights how mathematics helps us comprehend everything from natural patterns to artificial intelligence. The book answers intriguing questions like the nature of imaginary numbers, the possibility of parallel lines meeting, and how math can predict the future. Covering the history of math—from magic squares and the abacus to modern cryptography and Fermat’s Last Theorem—this resource simplifies topics like algebra and statistics. As part of the award-winning Big Ideas series, it combines striking graphics with engaging writing, making complex topics easy to grasp. With millions of copies sold worldwide, this book is a valuable tool for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of mathematics.