MHB Suggestions for Analytic Geometry books

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Several users recommend "Mathematics for the Nonmathematician" as a comprehensive resource for analytic geometry, noting it covers a full high-school curriculum. The book is praised for its accessibility and clarity, making it suitable for those without a strong math background. Other suggestions include various textbooks that focus on the fundamentals of analytic geometry and provide practical applications. Participants emphasize the importance of choosing a book that balances theory with problem-solving. Overall, the discussion highlights the need for resources that cater to different learning styles in analytic geometry.
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Suggestions for Analytic Geometry books; What do you have in mind?:)
 
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Mathematics for the Nonmathematician, as I've said before. It's basically an entire high-school curriculum in one book.
 

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