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Wikibooks Forward 2 What is Wikibooks? 2 What is this book? 2 Who are the authors? 3 Wikibooks in Class 3 Happy Reading! 3 Introduction 4 Foreword 4 Quantitative methods in chemistry 4 Numbers 5 Number theory 5 Numbers 5 Surds 5 Notation 5 Exponents 6 Order of calculations 6 Partial fractions 6 Problems 7 Answers 7 Polynomial division 8 Substitutions and expansions 8 Functions 9 Functions as tools in chemistry 9 The quadratic formula 9 Units and dimensions 10 Units, multipliers and prefixes 10 Conversion factors 11 Energy 11 Length 12 Angles 12 Dipole moment 12 Magnetic Susceptibility 12 Old units 12 Greek alphabet 12 Unit labels 12 Dimensional analysis 13 An aside on scaling 13 Making tables 13 Statistics 13 Definition of errors 14 Combination of uncertainties 14 Addition or subtraction 14 Multiplication or division 14 Plotting Graphs 15 The properties of graphs 15 Practice 15 Complex numbers 15 Introduction to complex numbers 15 Trigonometry, matrices 18 Trigonometry 18 Free Web Based Material from UK HEFCE 18 Trigonometry - the sin and cosine rules 18 Trigonometric identities 18 Identities and equations 18 Some observations on triangles 19 The interior angles of a polygon 1
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