Integrated mathematics: Course II

I am a student who currently uses this textbook. At first when I first began using this book I was angered only because one of the core chapters on Logic; Chapter 2 did not make any reiteration of the material taught in Integrated Mathematics Course I Chapter 4 Logic. After a term of using the book I found that the core focus of Geometric Proofs was rather well explain. The idea of postulates and theorems made some logical sense. Proving Triangles, Proving Quadrilaterals, Proving Similar Triangles etc. The only thing that bothered me was in Chapter 7 Triangle Similarity and Congruence, the idea of solving problems like that were not well explained in the lesson layout and in the model problems. Currently I am studying Chapter 9 Coordinate Geometry this section shows great improvment from that of some of the previous sections.

This book is very useful to those are interested in studying logic and geometry because it is very well written and easy to understand. I found this book to be incredibly helpful for beginners and also grateful for the knowledge that I have obtained throughout this book.