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Practice Makes Perfect: Basic Math Review & Workbook, Second Edition
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058551
ISBN
9781260135138
Grade 9-AD
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Description
You've made it to high school and math is still a challenge for you. A little review and practice is all you need for the math basics to click, and now you're ready to move on to the next math level. The Practice makes Perfect: Basic Math offers over 500 exercises in the areas of number sense, calculation, algebraic reasoning, geometric relationships, and statistical thinking. Basic math skills are imperative for passing the GED and/or preparing for community college, and this book reviews the basics multiplication, division, negative numbers, square roots, fractions, and more. 184 pages of clear explanations, examples, and practice provide help for the struggling student and prep for standardized testing. The book is not reproducible and the answer key is found at the back. pb. ~ Donna
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| Product Format: | Paperback |
|---|---|
| Grades: | 9-AD |
| Brand: | McGraw-Hill Professional |
| Author: | Carolyn Wheater |
| ISBN: | 9781260135138 |
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Does the book have an answer key?
There is an answer key in the back of the book.
How many pages in this book?
There are about 150 pages in the book.
My children have a difficult time retaining what they have learned. Since it is their senior year, I wanted them to review the basics before ending their high school years.
My partners grandson is having a hard time with math so I am trying to help him
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