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The Sixth Edition of Intermediate Concepts and Applications continues to bring your students a best-selling text that incorporates the five-step problem-solving process, real-world applications, proven pedagogy, and an accessible writing style. The Bittinger/Ellenbogen hardback series has consistently provided teachers and students with the tools needed to succeed in developmental mathematics. With this revision, the authors have maintained all the hallmark features that have made this series so successful, including its five-step problem-solving process, student-oriented writing style, real-data applications, and wide variety of exercises. Among the features added or revised are new Aha! exercises that encourage students to think before jumping in to solve a problem, 20% new and added real-data applications, and 50% more new Skill Maintenance Exercises. This series not only provides students with the tools necessary to learn and understand math, but also provides them with insights into how math works in the world around them.
This text investigates the foundational principles of intermediate algebra by integrating a structured five-step problem-solving process with practical, real-world applications. Authors David J. Ellenbogen and Marvin L. Bittinger leverage their extensive experience in developmental mathematics to provide a pedagogical framework designed for student comprehension. The book utilizes a combination of conceptual explanations, data-driven examples, and repetitive practice exercises to reinforce algebraic proficiency. By emphasizing the logical application of mathematical concepts, the authors aim to bridge the gap between abstract theory and functional utility.
What You Will Find
Educators frequently identify this text as a reliable resource for developmental mathematics curricula due to its consistent pedagogical structure. The prose is noted for its accessibility, making it a standard reference for students transitioning into higher-level algebraic coursework.
Page Count:
716
Publication Date:
2001-08-07
Publisher:
Addison Wesley
ISBN-10:
0201708485
ISBN-13:
9780201708486
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