1961 Cours Secondaire d’Algebre Henri Gaudefroy French Algebra Textbook Canada
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This is the fourth edition, published in Montréal by Librairie Beauchemin Limitée in 1961 and printed in Canada. The original Canadian copyright dates to 1948.The book provides an extensive secondary-level algebra course with definitions, explanations, worked examples, mathematical formulas, and graphs.Topics include:• Fundamental algebraic principles and identities• Polynomial divisibility and factoring• Greatest common divisors and least common multiples• Algebraic fractions and radicals• Fractional, negative, and zero exponents• Limits and indeterminate forms• First-degree equations with one or multiple unknowns• Cramer’s rule and systems of equations• First-degree inequalities• Graphical representations of functions and solutionsPublication details:• Title: Cours Secondaire d’Algèbre• Author: Henri Gaudefroy• Publisher: Librairie Beauchemin Limitée• Location: Montréal, Canada• Publication year: 1961• Fourth edition• Original copyright: 1948• Language: French• Hardcover• Printed in CanadaGood vintage condition with age-related cover scuffs, marks, edge wear, and bumped or rubbed corners. Pages show light toning and occasional minor wear. The interior appears clean overall, with no extensive writing observed. Please review all photographs closely for the exact condition.A distinctive vintage reference for collectors of mathematics books, Canadian educational history, French-language textbooks, algebra instruction, or École Polytechnique de Montréal memorabilia.Carefully pac
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