Any book you recommend ??

[danielvnl]

Hi guys, I'm learning Analytic Geometry and I'd like to know a good book that embraces this subject on an easy way.
I liked the way Resnick, Robert; Halliday, David tought vectors in their book: Fundamentals of Physics. I also liked the way this book was writen, it's very didactic. The book I'm looking for is almost an Analytic Geometry by alfredo steinbruch and paulo winterle, but I didn't liked its didactic, there is a lack of exercises.

What do you guys recommend to me???

Thx.

 

[Deleted member 4993]

Hi guys, I'm learning Analytic Geometry and I'd like to know a good book that embraces this subject on an easy way.
I liked the way Resnick, Robert; Halliday, David tought vectors in their book: Fundamentals of Physics. I also liked the way this book was writen, it's very didactic. The book I'm looking for is almost an Analytic Geometry by alfredo steinbruch and paulo winterle, but I didn't liked its didactic, there is a lack of exercises.

What do you guys recommend to me???

Thx.

In your ideal book of "Analytic Geometry", what topics would have to be covered?

 

[Deleted member 4993]

If you are looking for an introductory book (at advanced high school level) - I suggest,

Theory and Problems of Plane and Solid ANALYTIC GEOMETRY - by Joseph H. Kindle - Schaum's Outline series.

 

[danielvnl]

In your ideal book of "Analytic Geometry", what topics would have to be covered?



Some similar to - Analytic Geometry by alfredo steinbruch.
But this, Theory and Problems of Plane and Solid ANALYTIC GEOMETRY - by Joseph H. Kindle - Schaum's Outline series, seems a very good one to have a solid basis on analytic.

Thanks.