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Quiz Time Mathematics

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Publisher: V&S Publishers

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Summary

The book is a unique blend of intriguing Questions and Quizzes divided into various chapters, such as Numerals, Geometry and Algebra defining the meaning of Mathematics, its various branches and usage, explaining the different, simple and complex mathematical terms and including the several theorems and laws to make the subject easier and interesting to the readers, especially the young students. Each chapter is accompanied with answers for the readers' convenience. #v&spublishers
Available since: 05/15/2012.

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