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Introduction to finite mathematics

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This book provides an introduction to the elementary theory of logic, sets, probability theory, and linear algebra. It treats a number of practical applications, useful in everyday life, but applicable to biological, behavioral, and social sciences.

Subjects: Mathematics
Methodology
Social sciences
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Mathématiques
Méthodologie

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