Geometry, J. E. Thompson, Edit. UTHEA, 1st ed., 1975, Mexico City

Geometry, J. E. Thompson, Edit. UTHEA, 1st ed., 1975 Book condition: Book in good condition, well preserved, no highlighters, no annotations, no underlining, no stains, not torn, has complete pages, printed on thick paper, glued and sewn, with flaps. Actual photos showing the aesthetic condition of the product. Price: $370 WhatsApp inquiries: 56 3356 0553 Shipping nationwide via Correos de México or Mercado Libre Personal deliveries from Monday to Saturday, at Metro or Metrobús stations, time and station by arrangement. Author: J. E. Thompson Publisher: UTHEA Edition: 1st Year: 1975 Number of Pages: 359 Brief content: 1. Origin and development of Geometry 2. Basic ideas and methods of geometry 3. Properties of lines and angles 4. Plane figures formed by lines and angles 5. Properties of the circumference 6. Proportionality and similar figures 7. Dimensions and areas of plane figures 8. Regular polygons and circumference length 9. Areas of polyhedral surfaces and volumes of polyhedra 10. Round bodies 11. Non-Euclidean geometry Synopsis: Isaac Newton, creator of infinitesimal calculus and discoverer of the law of universal gravitation, studied Geometry without a teacher's help, something that for most students has always been considered very difficult. However, in recent years a large number of books have been published attempting to popularize science, and particularly Mathematics, so readers can learn on their own the most important aspects of scientific disciplines. Yet in these books, Geometry is rarely analyzed in the sense this science has had since antiquity. The Geometry text we offer to the public is part of a collection designed so any reader can acquire essential mathematical knowledge for modern life without a teacher's assistance. As with other books in this collection, one of its main goals is to present the foundations of the subject—in this case Geometry—in a way easily understandable to those wishing to apply their knowledge to other branches of science and technology, as well as to those needing Geometry as a foundation for studying other areas of Mathematics. Thus, although not a "practical Geometry" textbook, we believe this manual will be useful to all who need to apply the studied principles. J. E. Thompson's book "Geometry" is a fundamental work for those seeking to deepen their study of mathematics. Published by UTHEA in 1975, this manual is designed for self-learners and is part of the series "Mathematics within everyone's reach." With a total of 359 pages, it offers a clear and accessible approach to geometric concepts, ideal for students aged 15 and up. The softcover edition, measuring 19.5 cm in height and 13.5 cm in width, is perfect for carrying anywhere. Its content is structured with an index that facilitates searching for specific topics, enabling more efficient learning. This book is not only an academic resource but also a valuable tool for those wishing to strengthen their geometry skills. The author, J. E. Thompson, presents concepts in a didactic manner, making it an ideal companion for students and math enthusiasts. The Spanish translation by Ricardo Ortiz Vázquez ensures the content is accessible to Spanish-speaking audiences. With its practical and straightforward approach, "Geometry" stands as an essential reference in mathematical education.