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Summary:
The mathematical knowledge needed for computer and information sciences including, particularly, the binary number system, logic circuits, graph theory, lineary systems, probability and scatistics get clear and concise coverage in this invaluable study guide. Basic high school math is all that's needed to follow the explanations and learn from hundreds of practical problems solved step-by-step. Hundreds of review questions with answers help reinforce learning and increase skills.
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Includes index.
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