Integrated Mathematics: Course II

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Summary: A Students' Point of View
Review: I am a student who currently uses this textbook. At first when I first began using this book I was angered only because one of the core chapters on Logic; Chapter 2 did not make any reiteration of the material taught in Integrated Mathematics Course I Chapter 4 Logic. After a term of using the book I found that the core focus of Geometric Proofs was rather well explain. The idea of postulates and theorems made some logical sense. Proving Triangles, Proving Quadrilaterals, Proving Similar Triangles etc. The only thing that bothered me was in Chapter 7 Triangle Similarity and Congruence, the idea of solving problems like that were not well explained in the lesson layout and in the model problems. Currently I am studying Chapter 9 Coordinate Geometry this section shows great improvment from that of some of the previous sections.

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Summary: Integral Mathematics Course II
Review: I am using this book in my math class, and i have to do homework in it. It is not a very well made book because it does not explain answers in the back like other books and it does not explain how to do the complicated problems that they offer, they just give brief explanations and give complicated problems afterwards. If you do not understand topics in class this is not the book to buy, you should only buy it as a review, not as a learning experience.

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Summary: Confusing
Review: I have to use this book for my math class, and it's helpful since I have no clue what my math teacher is ever talking about. It's a fair book with homework, but model problems don't even resemble half of the questions. Could be a bit better, but if I didn't have to go over stuff, I'd be in worse trouble in math!

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Summary: Confusing
Review: Poorly organized and confusing, I couldn't make heads or tails of the logic chapter.