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Cover of Corequisite Resources for Edward Burger's College Algebra v1.0
Published: 
April 2019
Page Count: 
774
ISBN (Digital): 
978-1-4533-9846-3

Corequisite Resources for Edward Burger's College Algebra

Version 1.0
By John Redden

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Corequisite for College Algebra is intended to provided instructors with expanded explanations for algebra topics and more elementary problems for the student to build understanding and gain confidence before completing assignments in the core College Algebra textbook. This corequisite textbook is based on John Redden’s Intermediate Algebra. The textbook has been realigned to match the topic order in Edward Burger’s College Algebra. It is designed to build the core skills required for College Algebra; therefore not every College Algebra topic is covered.

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John Redden College of the Sequoias

John Redden is Professor of Mathematics at the College of the Sequoias in Visalia, California. Redden has authored two Algebra textbooks. He enjoys computer science, technology, photography, and nonfiction.
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