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ALGEBRA.

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The main object of this book is to set before students the fundamental principles of Algebra in a terse and methodic manner. Though originally intended for the use of Pupil Teachers and Scholarship Candidates only, the searching nature of the exercises contained make it suitable for students preparing for any examination within the limits of the rules treated

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Mere mechanical ability to solve the various problems will not suffice. Definitions, statements of rules, proofs, fundamental principles, and particular applications, must be thoroughly mastered ere a student is in a position to successfully compete in any public examination. To this end the author has striven to simplify the theoretical portions of the subject.

Factors, the key to the Science of Algebra, have been very fully treated, and greatly used in the solution of Exercises where applicable. The use of factors materially abbreviates the solution of problems, and gives a neatness and clearness to examination papers, not attainable when the more cumbersome methods are used.

Almost the whole of the examples contained in this book are taken from examination papers proposed to Pupil Teachers, Scholarship and First Year Certificate Candidates, and from papers set by the College of Preceptors, Oxford and Cambridge Locals, Military, and other Professional examining bodies.

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Great care has been taken in the selection and arrangement of the questions, so that whilst suggesting clear lines of thought they may gradually lead up to points of difficulty which, in the opinion of the Author, can best be overcome in this way.

ALGEBRA.-Continued.

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