Geometry New Horizons in Geometry by Apostol, Mnatsakanian

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The discussion centers around the book "New Horizons in Geometry" by Tom Apostol and Mamikon Mnatsakanian, which explores geometric intuition as a means to solve problems typically addressed through calculus. Participants express interest in the book's approach and inquire about the necessary prerequisites for understanding its content. The consensus is that the book appears to require minimal formal prerequisites, making it accessible to a broader audience interested in geometry and problem-solving techniques.

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This looks very interesting ,can anyone put the prerequisites?
 
They say they use geometric intuition to solve problems usually approached by calculus, so it seems very little formal prerequisites are required.
 
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