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Zero is something.
Zero is something.

By Marnie Luce

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A simple explanation of the concept of zero and its importance in mathematics.

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One is unique.
One is unique.

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Explains the concept of the number one and its importance in calculation.

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Primes are builders.
Primes are builders.

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Defines prime numbers and demonstrates how the reader can always identify them through exercises that demonstrate the principle.

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Sets: what are they?
Sets: what are they?

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Describes the concept of " a set" giving several exercises which test the reader's comprehension of the term.

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Points, lines, and planes.
Points, lines, and planes.

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Defines and gives examples of the geometric concept of points, lines, and planes.

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Polygons, points in a plane.
Polygons, points in a plane.

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An introduction to the geometric characteristics of polygons, showing how these figures are used by man and where they are found in nature. Includes study questions with answers.

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Polyhedrons
Polyhedrons

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Introduces the concept and characteristics of the polyhedron, a space figure composed of intersecting planes. Includes study questions with answers.

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Ten: why is it important?
Ten: why is it important?

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Discusses the origin of the number system based on ten, explains how it works, and how it is used in the abacus, the metric system, and our money system. Includes study questions with answers.

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Infinity, what is it?
Infinity, what is it?

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Explains and gives examples of the mathematical concept of infinity.

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