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jvent051
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I am currently using Gilbert Strang's "Linear Algebra and its applications" and am finding the book to be very terrible, there are very few examples in the section introductions and no 2 problems seem to relate, the author loves to hide how to do things all over the book or sometimes in the drawings without even explaining anything. The solutions manual is no help either because sometimes the author just seems to be pulling numbers out of his @$$ or doesn't even do the right problem based on the instructions given.