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Originally lecture notes from a long-running course at Indiana University, this book presents mathematical models and their practical applications. It is aimed at junior and senior mathematics majors, graduate and undergraduate students in social and life sciences and business, as well as prospective secondary mathematics teachers. The text emphasizes the role of models in explaining and predicting real‑world phenomena, providing both theoretical foundations and applied examples.

First publish date: 1973

Genre: Education & Language/Education

Authors: Daniel P. Maki

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