Solutions of the examples in Higher algebra
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Designed for students working through Henry Sinclair Hall’s higher-algebra examples, the volume provides solutions rather than a fresh exposition of the subject. In the binomial-theorem problems, it expands expressions term by term and identifies specified terms, keeping the calculations in view. A series exercise reduces alternating groups of fractions to a value involving the logarithm of two, while the equations section uses polynomial derivatives to find conditions for repeated roots. Many derivations are compressed, so the solutions are most useful beside the original textbook.
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