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Chapter 1
Panel 1.1.1
Panel 1.1.2
Panel 1.2.1
Panel 1.3.1
Panel 1.3.2
Panel 1.3.3
Panel 1.3.4
Panel 1.3.5
Panel 1.3.6
Panel 1.3.7
Answers 1
Chapter 2
Panel 2.1.1
Panel 2.1.2
Panel 2.4.1
Answers 2
Chapter 3
Panel 3.1.1
Panel 3.1.2
Panel 3.1.3
Panel 3.3.1
Panel 3.4.1
Answers 3
Chapter 4
Panel 4.1.1
Panel 4.1.2
Panel 4.2.1
Panel 4.2.2
Panel 4.2.3
Panel 4.5.1
Panel 4.5.2
Panel 4.5.3
Panel 4.6.1
Panel 4.7.1
Panel 4.7.2
Panel 4.7.3
Panel 4.7.4
Answers 4
Chapter 5
Panel 5.1.1
Panel 5.2.1
Panel 5.2.2
Panel 5.4.1
Panel 5.4.2
Panel 5.4.3
Panel 5.5.1
Panel 5.5.2
Panel 5.5.3
Panel 5.5.4
Panel 5.5.5
Panel 5.5.6
Panel 5.6.1
Panel 5.6.2
Panel 5.6.3
Panel 5.7.1
Answers 5
Chapter 6
Panel 6.3.1
Panel 6.3.2
Panel 6.4.1
Panel 6.5.1
Panel 6.5.2
Panel 6.8.1
Panel 6.8.2
Panel 6.9.1
Panel 6.9.2
Answers 6
Chapter 7
Panel 7.1.1
Panel 7.1.2
Panel 7.1.3
Panel 7.2.1
Panel 7.2.2
Panel 7.3.1
Panel 7.4.1
Panel 7.4.2
Panel 7.5.1
Panel 7.5.2
Panel 7.5.3
Panel 7.6.1
Panel 7.6.2
Panel 7.6.3
Panel 7.6.4
Panel 7.6.5
Panel 7.6.6
Panel 7.6.7
Panel 7.6.8
Panel 7.6.9
Panel 7.6.10
Panel 7.7.1
Panel 7.7.2
Answers 7
Chapter 8
Panel 8.1.1
Panel 8.1.2
Panel 8.1.3
Panel 8.1.4
Panel 8.2.1
Panel 8.4.1
Panel 8.5.1
Panel 8.5.2
Panel 8.5.3
Answers 8
Chapter 9
Panel 9.1.1
Panel 9.1.2
Panel 9.2.1
Panel 9.2.2
Panel 9.2.3
Panel 9.3.1
Panel 9.3.2
Panel 9.3.3
Panel 9.3.4
Panel 9.4.1
Panel 9.4.2
Panel 9.5.1
Panel 9.5.2
Panel 9.5.3
Panel 9.6.1
Panel 9.6.2
Panel 9.6.3
Panel 9.6.4
Answers 9
Chapter 10
Panel 10.1.1
Panel 10.1.2
Panel 10.1.3
Panel 10.1.4
Panel 10.1.5
Panel 10.4.1
Panel 10.4.2
Panel 10.4.3
Panel 10.4.4
Panel 10.5.1
Panel 10.5.2
Panel 10.5.3
Panel 10.6.1
Answers 10
Index
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Commentary
Overview
Evaluation
Chapter Order
On Reading the Text
Preface
Introduction
Ch 1 Getting Started
Ch 2: Algorithms, Functions & Equations
Ch 3: Dimensional Analysis
Ch 4: Money Matters
Ch 5: The Science of Secrecy
Ch 6: Calculus
Ch 7: Mathematical Models
Ch 8: Arithmetic
Ch 9: Powers, Logarithms and Exponential Change
Ch 10: Alternative Geometries
Panel 8.1.2 Counting in Other Bases, 2 to 9
Counts using entered integer as the base
Enter an integer N (where 2 <= N <= 9) :