Der Selbstlernende Algebrist: Oder Deutliche Anweisung Zur Ganzen Rechenkunst, Worunter Sowohl Die Arithmetik Und Gemeine Algebra, Als Auch Die Differ (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781145052246)

"Der Selbstlernende Algebrist, Oder Deutliche Anweisung Zur Ganzen Rechenkunst, Worunter Sowohl Die Arithmetik Und Gemeine Algebra, Als Auch Die Differenzial- Und Integral-Rechnung Begriffen Ist, Volume 1" is a comprehensive treatise on mathematics from 1786. This volume provides instruction in the art of reckoning, encompassing arithmetic, common algebra, and differential and integral calculus.

A valuable resource for understanding the mathematical knowledge of the late 18th century, this book offers insights into the methods and approaches used to teach and learn mathematics during that period. It will be of interest to historians of mathematics and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the foundations of modern mathematical disciplines.

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