Geometry Any major difference between editions of Geometry David Brannan?

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The discussion centers on the differences between the first and second editions of "Geometry" by David Brannan. Key points include updates in the preface where the author outlines significant changes made in the second edition. These changes may involve enhancements in clarity, additional examples, and improved problem sets aimed at better supporting student understanding. While the price difference is noted, the focus remains on the content improvements that could impact learning outcomes. Users are encouraged to review the preface available on Amazon for detailed insights into these changes.
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Are there any major difference between the first and second edition of Geometry, by David Brannan. Besides price of course.
 
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MidgetDwarf said:
Are there any major difference between the first and second edition of Geometry, by David Brannan. Besides price of course.
Amazon let's you see the preface where he discusses the changes.
 
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