Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Elements of Algebra
Where the time and the maturity of the class allow, the Appen dix may profitably be studied in Connection with the several chap ters to which it refers. This arrangement allows the teacher to cover the usual course, or to make it somewhat more elaborate if desired.
It need hardly be said that no class is expected to solve more than half of the exercises, the large number being inserted to allow of a change from year to year.
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