Geometry Conic Sections: Finding the Perfect Book

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A user seeks recommendations for books that effectively teach conic sections and provide challenging problems. They mention finding a specific book on Google Play and highlight SL Loney's work as a valuable resource. Additionally, they reference a Google search for Dover books on conic sections, indicating a preference for well-regarded educational materials in this area. The discussion emphasizes the importance of quality content and problem sets in learning about conic sections.
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I need a good book with good problems and teaching for conic sections.
 
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