The Book of Mathematics: Volume 2

Most of mathematics is presented in this book, starting from the basic and elementary concepts to probing the more complex and advanced areas.
Mathematics is approached both from a theoretical point of view, expounding theorems and definitions of each particular type, and on a practical level, going on to solve more than 1,000 exercises.
The approach to mathematics is given by progressive knowledge, exposing the various chapters in a logical order so that the reader can build a continuous path in the study of that science.
The entire book is divided into three distinct sections: elementary mathematics, the advanced mathematics given by analysis and geometry, and finally the part concerning statistics, algebra and logic.
The writing stands as an all-inclusive work concerning mathematics, leaving out no aspect of the many facets it can take on.