Bird's basic engineering mathematics / John Bird.

Includes index.

Table of Content. - Ch. 1 Basic arithmetic. - Ch. 2 Fractions. - Ch. 3 Decimals. - Ch. 4 Using a Calculator. - Ch. 5 Percentages. - Ch. 6 Ratio and Proportion. - Ch. 7 Powers, roots and laws of indices. - Ch. 8 Units, Prefixes and engineering notation. - Ch. 9 Basic Algebra. - Ch. 10 Further algebra. - Ch. 11 Solving simple equations. - Ch. 12 Transposing formulae. - Ch. 13 Solving simultaneous equations. - Ch. 14 Solving quadratic equations. - Ch. 15 Logarithms. - Ch. 16 Exponential functions. - Ch.17 Straight line graphs. - Ch. 18 Graphs reducing non-linear laws to linear form. - Ch. 19 Graphical solution of equations. - Ch. 20 Graphs with logarithmic scales. - Ch. 21 Angles and triangles. - Ch. 22 Introduction to trigonometry. - Ch. 23 trigonometric waveforms. - Ch. 24 Non-right-angled triangles and some practical applications. - Ch. 25 Cartesian and polar co-ordinates. - Ch. 26 Area of common shapes. - Ch. 27 The circle and its properties. - Ch. 28 Volumes and surface areas of common solids. - Ch. 29 Irregular areas and volumes and mean values. - Ch. 30 Vectors. - Ch. 31 Methods of adding alternating waveforms. - Ch. 32 Presentation of statistical data. - Ch. 33 Mean, Median, mode and standard deviation. - Ch. 34 Probability. - Ch. 35 Introduction to differentiation. - Ch. 36 Standard integration. - Number sequences. - Ch. 37 Binary, Octal and hexadecimal numbers.

"Mathematical theories are explained in a straightforward manner, with over 500 practical engineering examples and applications. The companion website provides essential formulae, multiple choice tests, and full solutions for all 1,700 further questions; and illustrations and answers to revision tests for adopting course instructors"-- Provided by publisher.