The Joy of x: A Guided Tour of Math, from One to Infinity

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/r/math	Please recommend good books to read about mathematics and its application for non mathematicians and majors.	Nov 22, 2015
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/r/math	I'm looking for a video (or something really well written) that will explain a few concepts of Calculus to people who haven't learned Algebra yet.	Aug 21, 2014
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