1. Apr 2, 2008 #1

   abdul rehman

   

   can you suggest a book which teaches fundamentals and basis of fuandamental of mathematics

    

   abdul rehman, Apr 2, 2008
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3. Apr 2, 2008 #2

   HallsofIvy

   

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   What do YOU mean by "fundamentals of mathematics". Set theory, logic, etc.?

    

   HallsofIvy, Apr 2, 2008
4. Apr 3, 2008 #3

   abdul rehman

   

   soryy for being vague but i mean i am i high school student in our text books we get exercices to do but there is a lack of theory for example i can do high school level differetiation and integration problems but i dont know what actually it means. can any body recommend any book which can explain some basics

    

   abdul rehman, Apr 3, 2008
5. Apr 3, 2008 #4

   sutupidmath

   

   Well, if you don't want to get into proofs but rather have a more intuitive understanding of phenomena then Calculus I by Stewart would work. But if you like proofs than Spivak would work as well.

    

   sutupidmath, Apr 3, 2008

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