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Prealgebra 9th Edition, by Elayn Martin-Gay
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Elayn Martin-Gay has taught mathematics at the University of New Orleans for more than 25 years. Her numerous learning awards include the local University Alumni Association&#x;s Award for Excellence in Education, and Outstanding Developmental Educator at University of Fresh Orleans, presented by the Louisiana Association of Developmental Educators.
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My teacher taught some things better than the book's sometimes more complicated way of doing things, but the book was more clear and thorough about formulas and vocabulary. I learned a little enhanced and was more dispel about what was going on from the novel. If I studied from the book before the class where she was introducing a section, I did much better. I'm confident enough after this to try an online class for Elementary Algebra.
The little disc symbol used in the book was misleading, though. I consideration it would work the occasional problem that is marked with a disc on the CD-ROM disc, but it doesn't serve that way. The video just works an example problem for the section. This made me uncover the disc packaging, deciding I wouldn't resell the textbook because I wanted that specific help, but it wasn't what was actually in there. I felt that was deceptive or at least unclear in a way that will hurt low-income students. [My edition is a spiral-bound edition specifically for my school, so the rather large spiral binding makes N