This classic mathematics text offers a comprehensive exploration of conic sections, including their properties, equations, and applications. Written by Joseph Edwards and Samuel Holker Haslam, this book is notable for its elegant and intuitive approach to the subject matter, which makes it accessible to students and researchers alike. With numerous examples and exercises, this volume is an indispensable resource for anyone interested in this fascinating branch of geometry.

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