MATH BK

The Maths Book is very interesting and informative book. It presents various facts and historical data in simple words. Very useful book for students preparing for competitive exams as well as many other exams. Worth buying.

Loved this book. It's amazing and it has soo much valuable information about mathematics. I definitely recommend this product to everyone. I am glad to teach students through this book.

Brief introductory history. Enjoyable reading. Worth purchasing. I am enjoying reading it. It gives brief introduction to insight of mathematics history and evolution.

Buy only if your instrested to know how the formula and equation discovered and it is best for it

Recommendation to buy

The media could not be loaded. You should buy this book .... it's amazing.

Most of the books in this series from DK are really easy to understand. This unfortunately is not. It definitely covers a lot of ideas but, it cannot be enjoyed by a person who has lost touch with maths beyond the basics

good one..🖤

I thought the book would be the same size as a normal book but it’s more like a textbook. Other than that it’s great! Lots of graphs, pictures, and easy to read text. Goes over the history of math and explains the concepts. Most of the stuff in this book you don’t learn in school since most teachers don’t tell you who created various concepts. This book is more historical than math so keep that in mind.

This book is an amazing resource.The main reason I’m leaving a review though is about the cover. The Amazon.ca webpage shows a Spanish cover, and I can confirm that the actual kindle book’s cover is in Spanish too. I can also confirm, however, that the rest of the book is in English. So, if you’re hesitating to buy the Kindle version out of fear that it’s written in Spanish, rest assured that it’s in English.

Great product, fast delivery, excellent seller. Highly recommend!

Adoro está línea editorial, y está versión me ha encantado, para iniciar en nociones e historia de las matemáticas.

With a strong Physics and Engineering background everything gets REALLY complex and mathematical very quickly when trying to explain some of the concepts. What this style of books does is remind you of some of the basic principles without maths, allowing me to talk to my kids about the things in science that I'm passionate about.Some of the topics are a little skimmed over, but to be fair they still explain the importance of the ideas. We have the Physics, Technology, and Maths books. All a great style, easily accessible and my 11YO daughter can happily browse without help as the writing style is perfect for her Harry Potter level lexicon.Across the 3 books we have, some highlights:Maths: Fourier analysis (weak explanation but conveys the message well), Group theory and the rubix cube, number theory and development.Technology: Central Heating systems, Helicopters, Lasers, The Internet, Locks, hydraulicsPhysics: Quantum field theory (written SO well), nuclear power and bombs, RelatviityAs I said, some incredibly important topics that permeate or lives but kids never get access too until they're grown ups. These books help provide the context for amazing scientific and mathematical discoveries. Stay with me here, but I believe that scientific fields have now advanced so far into areas completely inaccessible to the lay person that a sense of distrust and knowledge elitism has overwhelmed the amazing work our human society is doing. So what these books do amazingly well is help to bridge this gap, and help any reader to feel like the topics are more inclusive to them. And this is what great writing and education is all about. (Sorry, rant over).