Intro Math Math Books: Algebra, Form & Function, Trigonometry

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The discussion centers on the search for math books, specifically titles like "Algebra Form and Function" and "Trigonometry." A user expresses difficulty in downloading these books and seeks assistance. Responses emphasize the importance of adhering to copyright laws, suggesting that there are freely available math books listed in a linked thread. Additionally, it is noted that many older mathematics books can be purchased inexpensively from traditional sources, eliminating the need for downloads. The conversation highlights the balance between accessing educational resources and respecting copyright regulations.
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Hi everybody. I am looking for some math books (Algebra Form and Function...Trigonometry...)
I found a lot but i don't know how to download it :cry:
 
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Im so sorry about violate copyright laws. I am think that there must be some copyletf books about math.

Thanks about the answer :thumbup:
 
josephweeds said:
Hi everybody. I am looking for some math books (Algebra Form and Function...Trigonometry...)
I found a lot but i don't know how to download it :cry:
Many excellent Mathematics books of the level you mention, published a few decades ago can be found, without even needing to download anything. If you check traditional sources, each copy is generally less than a couple dollars each.
 
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