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Applied maths: Fundamental Applied Maths by Oliver Murphy

  • 20-03-2011 11:51PM
    #1
    bpb101
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    hey the book fundamental appiled maths by oliver murphy is it in decimals system or the minutes and seconds

    i have a copy of it here but it old and it uses minutes and seconds ... i know how to trandlate but i wordring has it been reprinted because they have the book on easons.com folens .com and schoolbooks.ie and the cover looks the same

    i though i compare the isbn but there none on this book

    any thoughts
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  • #2
    bpb101
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    could somebody check and see if the book is in minutes and seconds


  • #3
    kilrush
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    bpb101 wrote: »
    could somebody check and see if the book is in minutes and seconds

    it is in minutes and seconds AFAIK. The book hasnt been reprinted but there is a completely new version that is in the works and we are proof reading it in class so probably out in time for next year.


  • #4
    bpb101
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    tnk


  • #5
    lemon_remon
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    Hang on are you saying there's a decimal way of measuring time...?


  • #6
    Bottleopener
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    lemon_remon wrote: »
    Hang on are you saying there's a decimal way of measuring time...?

    He's referring to the measurement of angles.


    [There is such thing as decimal time, but that's an unrelated story :P]


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  • #7
    bpb101
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    i mean in angles but you could say time in decimels.
    6.5 pm is 18 30


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