Calculation Examples Arithmetic 3

Students need the best teacher, so you need examples, because examples are the best teacher. All the examples in this book are fully worked, and help you do math better. And this book is about rational and irrational numbers. So the book covers non-integers real, that is, rational and irrational numbers, and helps understand what those are about and how they mingle with arithmetic operations so that you can not only use them properly but can develop your own idea to make use of them, too, solving problems, of course. It doesn't just cover though, how to do arithmetic with rational or irrational numbers, that is, it doesn't merely explain how to apply to those numbers additions, subtractions, multiplications, and divisions. But it helps also understand the nature of non-integers. So this book covers the concepts of those numbers, and helps you understand them, and use them efficiently as well as properly. And it can help speed up your calculation, too. And of course, I can go more of blah-blah-blah, and anyway, end up with saying that this book is the best ever, and is so great to buy. So what is good, and how good is it? What author in the world is saying that his or her book is just so-so or bad? So you may want to take a look at the actual book, and read some pages in it. Where then, is the book? You can look at some sample, which is a good amount of excerpt, and you can get it downloaded using the link as follows: https://www.createspace.com/Preview/1098962 The link above belongs to CreateSpace, which is part of the Amazon group of companies. So no worry about getting something bad. May your math run very well. Seong R. Kim B.S. Math. Michigan Tech. Univ. M.S. Math. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute