Mathematics: Course 2

Mathematics: Course 2
ISBN-10
0133721167
ISBN-13
9780133721164
Series
Mathematics
Category
Mathematics
Pages
768
Language
English
Published
2009-02-01
Publisher
Prentice Hall
Authors
Prentice-Hall Staff, Charles

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Prentice Hall Mathematics maintains the quality content for which Prentice Hall is known, with the research-based approach students need. Daily, integrated intervention and powerful test prep help all students master the standards and prepare for high-stakes assessments.

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