Computer concepts / made easy /
Comandante, Jr., Felipe L.
Computer concepts / made easy / Felipe L. Comandante, Jr. - Mandaluyong City, Philippines : National Book Store, c2009 - 402 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
1 Fundamental Concepts -- 2 The Line -- 3 The Circle -- 4 Conic Sections -- 5 Polar Coordinates and Parametric Equations -- 6 Space Coordinates and Surfaces -- 7 Solid Mensuration.
"The authors major objective throughout the writing of this textbook-workbook is to present the analytic geometry with solid mensuration to the students in engineering, computer science, mathematics majors and fourth year high school students (in secondary science curriculum) in a simple and understandable language. Chapter 1 deals with the fundamentals concepts of analytic geometry. Chapter 2 consists of the different types of equations of lines. Chapter 3 deals with the different forms of the equations of the circle. Chapter 4 deals with the different conic sections such as parabola, ellipse and hyperbola. Chapter 5 consists of polar coordinates and parametric equations and their applications to real world situations. Chapter 6 deals with points, lines, and graphs in three-dimensional space. Chapter 7 consists of mensuration of plane and solid figures." - - Provided by Author
9710869493
ANALYTIC GEOMETRY
QA 551 .C66 2009
Computer concepts / made easy / Felipe L. Comandante, Jr. - Mandaluyong City, Philippines : National Book Store, c2009 - 402 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
1 Fundamental Concepts -- 2 The Line -- 3 The Circle -- 4 Conic Sections -- 5 Polar Coordinates and Parametric Equations -- 6 Space Coordinates and Surfaces -- 7 Solid Mensuration.
"The authors major objective throughout the writing of this textbook-workbook is to present the analytic geometry with solid mensuration to the students in engineering, computer science, mathematics majors and fourth year high school students (in secondary science curriculum) in a simple and understandable language. Chapter 1 deals with the fundamentals concepts of analytic geometry. Chapter 2 consists of the different types of equations of lines. Chapter 3 deals with the different forms of the equations of the circle. Chapter 4 deals with the different conic sections such as parabola, ellipse and hyperbola. Chapter 5 consists of polar coordinates and parametric equations and their applications to real world situations. Chapter 6 deals with points, lines, and graphs in three-dimensional space. Chapter 7 consists of mensuration of plane and solid figures." - - Provided by Author
9710869493
ANALYTIC GEOMETRY
QA 551 .C66 2009