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==Popular science==
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|author=Derrick Niederman
|title=Number Freak: A Mathematical Compendium from 1 to 200
|rating=4.5
|genre=Popular Science
|summary=This is a book that definitely does what it says on the tin. Our author has the capacity to grab each number between one and two hundred, and wring it for all its worth - all the special status it might have in our culture (more easy with seven than, say, 187), all the special properties it might possess (perfect, triangular, prime), and as many other things mathematicians and so on would find of interest. Luckily there is enough here to make the book well worth a browse for us who would not deem themselves number buffs.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>071563710X</amazonuk>
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