A book to work along side 'Basic Mathematics' by Serge Lang

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Start date Aug 30, 2012
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The discussion centers on finding a supplementary mathematics book to complement Serge Lang's "Basic Mathematics." The original poster expresses a desire for a text that delves deeper into mathematical concepts, indicating a need for more comprehensive material to enhance understanding. The request highlights a struggle with foundational math skills and seeks recommendations for resources that can provide additional depth and clarity. Participants are encouraged to suggest specific titles that align with these needs.

Aug 30, 2012

Luke101

Hey guys, the title basically says it all! I'm looking for a book to work along side Serge Lang's basic Math's book. Something which goes into topics more in depth. I'm out of scratch with my Math's :(

Hope someone can point me to a good text!

Luke

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Sep 11, 2012

Luke101

Can somebody please help me with this? It would be much appreciated!

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