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Principles of Life (3rd Edition) - eBook
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For teachers concerned that the practical skills of biology are lost when the student moves on to the next course or takes their first step into the “real world,” Principles of Life 3rd Edition, (PDF/ePub) lays the groundwork for later courses and for students’ careers. Broadening on its pioneering concept-driven
Personality (10th Edition) - eBook
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The clear, respected, recognized best-seller in the market, Jerry Burger’s Personality 10th edition (PDF) is a solid mid-level ebook that fuses the best of research-based and theory-based instruction to give college students an illuminating introduction to the subject. Burger pairs “application, theory, and assessment” chapters with chapters that describe the
company accounting 11e pdf
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Leo’s Company Accounting 11th edition (PDF) has been updated to reflect the ongoing and various reforms as a result of Australia’s adoption of the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). This Eleventh Edition provides a reliable and authoritative overview of the various changes required within the framework and a selection of
Introduction to Linear Algebra (5th Edition) - eBook
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Gilbert Strang’s textbooks have changed the entire approach to learning linear algebra — away from abstract vector spaces to specific examples of the 4 fundamental subspaces: the column space and nullspace of A and A’. Strang’s new Introduction to Linear Algebra, 5th edition, (PDF) has become more than a textbook
The Future of Atmospheric Oxygen - eBook
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The Future of Atmospheric Oxygen (PDF) investigates several aspects of the phenomenon of atmospheric oxygen depletion and condenses our current knowledge of atmospheric oxygen. The authors address the presently available records indicating that atmospheric oxygen is enduring nonlinear decline. The consent in the research community is that the key reason