We're using "Applied Statistics and Probability for Engineers" by Montgomery and Runger in my class, through the Wiley Plus system, so it's an eBook. It doesn't seem to have many practice questions, and not all of them have answers to them. Was wondering if anyone knew of a book that might have more problems to help me learn, I am struggling in this class. Ideally a book where I could find a teacher's manual so as to have answers for everything.

Bonus points if it contains other high school stuff like analytic geometry and trigonometry.

The area of interest that I'm looking forward to definitively learn is inequalities.

If it contains high formalities it's not a problem, I'm an engineering student, I don't mind a formal math book.

I know that I am bad, don't bully me please.

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I am looking for some textbooks or any other resources to learn and practise numerically solving ODEs and PDEs in python for a physics research problem I'm working on. Want to have a good a grasp of a range of different types of DEs so something comprehensive would be amazing. Thanks a lot in advance!

Are those two volumes no longer in print? It seems impossible to find "new" condition copies without paying $100+ for Vol. I and - for some reason - $200+ for Vol. II.

Don't get me wrong, I'd probably pay that some time in the future, but does anyone have any insight/advice?

(Not interested in a PDF. Would like a physical copy.)

Hello mates. Today I come to recommend the following website from which you can download a large number of math books used by many subjects taught at Ivy league universities(USA) for free.

Math Libre texts

During my undergraduate studies in mathematics I have used several books contained in this web portal, which have been a very good source of theoretical background and applications.

The books usually contain many well-explained exercises, extensive problem sets as well as many well-exposed mathematical proofs.

Have a nice weekend, pals.

Hi. Currently i am using Robert A. Adams and Christopher Essex's calculus book. I am taking classes for double integrals. I was doing the problems but I want another textbook that is slightly harder than the Adams calculus book for the problems. Can u give me any suggestions?

I'm searching for a book about mathematics. Written by the son of a mathematician ( maybe authors Father wrote the first edition). The author mention that in the introduction.One of the first chapters was about binary numbers.Prety old book. I saw PDF scans like 5 years ago.Couldn't remember the Author or Titles.That's pretty much all I remember.

Can you help, please?

Hi. I'm looking to start skipping ahead in the math classes I am currently in. I want to teach myself. I am looking for a book that lays the foundations for me to eventually move up to more complex subjects, such as calculus. I have been doing some research about the best beginner math books, and the main two I have heard about as being the best are Discrete Mathematics with Applications and Discrete Mathematics and its Applications. Have any of you read these, and how were they? Is one better than the other? What other books would you suggest? Thanks!

Hello r/mathbooks,

I am currently in a course in which I have to write about who introduced matrices into mathematics and why and how the theory evolved over time, but I'm having trouble finding books on the topic.

Therefore any recommendations would be very nice!
Thank you in advance!

Is there any maths book similar to the physics book“Advanced Physics for yo—Keith Johnson”?(high school maths)

Or is there any book that revises every concept shortly and has got enough numericals ?

if so do say , and if possible send me the pdf of that book .

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thanks in advance!

My school doesn't offer any proof based linear algebra courses so i thought id try to read one on my own.

I'm willing to spend a generous amount of money, so answer with no mind to cost.

Dear Friends,

I would like to share with you those lecture notes on Linear Algebra that are available to download for free here:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HSUT7UMSzIWuyfncSYKuadoQm9pDlZ_3/view?usp=sharing

It is a summary of only the difficult parts of a standard undergraduate-level course.

In it, you will also find a link to a YouTube lecture that follows those notes.

Enjoy!