Algebraic Geometry (Classic Reprint): A New Treatise on Analytical Conic Sections - Couverture souple

Baker, W. M.

 
9781333574239: Algebraic Geometry (Classic Reprint): A New Treatise on Analytical Conic Sections

Synopsis

Algebraic Geometry for Beginners: A clear, hands-on guide to coordinates and conic sections

This beginner-friendly book introduces analytic geometry with practical, worked examples. It blends algebra and geometry to show how coordinates describe lines, circles, and conic sections, using Cartesian and polar coordinates for real problems. The text emphasizes visual understanding through diagrams and a large set of exercises. What you’ll experience

  • Step-by-step explanations of the straight line, circle, and conic sections in coordinate form
  • Guided examples that illustrate how to plot and analyze geometric figures using algebra
  • Revision questions and practice problems to reinforce learning
  • A focus on connecting geometric intuition with algebraic methods
Ideal for readers new to analytic geometry, students building a foundation in coordinates and conic sections, and anyone who prefers a practical, example-driven approach.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Thb: recent reforms in the teaching of Mathematics willj it is hoped, be considered sufficient justification for the appearance of a new treatise on Algebraic Geometry, and attention may be called to the following points which differentiate the present volume from its predecessors on the same subject; As it is written for beginners, and for the average boy, the straight line and the circle are very fully treated. The elementary ideas of the Calculus have been utilised, and full use made of one of the best of recent reforms, viz., the abolition of the water-tight compartment between Geometry and A lgebra. The examples are numerous and varied, and a number of new types have been introduced, such as have been set in recent Examinations. Eevision questions which may be taken orally, andE evision papers, are also given at various stages. The use of squared paper is encouraged, and another special feature of the wort is the very free use of diagrams. All the most important properties of the Conic Sections are proved, either by Algebra or by Geometry, and the book claims to be complete as far as, and including the use of Cartesian and Polar co-ordinates. The authors thanks are due toM r. J. M. Dyer, of Eton, for permission to use examples from his collection of Mathematical Examples, to the Controller of His Majesty sS tationery Office for permission to use examples set in recent examinations held by the Civil Service Commissioners, and toM r, T. Hyett, of Cheltenham College, for valuable suggestions and help, W. M. B. May,
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