Free Precalculus Textbook Download - Stitz-Zeager.com

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A user shares a resource for free Precalculus textbooks, highlighting the website http://www.stitz-zeager.com, which offers free downloads of College Algebra, College Trigonometry, and PreCalculus textbooks. The user notes that while the Precalculus book appears legitimate, printed versions require a fee. Additionally, the discussion includes links to other resources for open educational materials, such as OpenStax and the University of Minnesota's open textbooks. This information aims to assist others in finding free math textbooks without extensive searching.
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Hey guys. I just wanted to share this with you all. I was looking for a free Precalculus textbook (or something close to it) all over the net. I could not find any until I stumbled upon this site:

http://www.stitz-zeager.com/

He has a free College Algebra, College Trigonometry, and a PreCalculus textbook as a free download. Took a skim through the PreCalculus book and it seems legit. Though if you want print, you are going to have to pay a fee. I did not see this anywhere on the forums so that is why I am sharing it with you all. I just thought if anyone was looking for anything like this, I would save them the search. :)
 
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