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9780495011248

A Companion To Calculus

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  • ISBN13:

    9780495011248

  • ISBN10:

    049501124X

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2005-07-22
  • Publisher: Cengage Learning

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Improve your algebra and problem-solving skills with A COMPANION TO CALCULUS! Every chapter in this companion provides the conceptual background and any specific algebra techniques you need to understand and solve calculus problems related to that topic. Verbal descriptions, diagrams, graphs, pictures, symbolic formulas, and numerical data are all used to reinforce communicating and understanding in different modes.

Table of Contents

Introduction
1(7)
Symbols and Notation
2(2)
Modes of Communication
4(2)
Chapter 0 Exercises
6(2)
Cartesian Coordinates
8(31)
The Cartesian Coordinate Plane
9(5)
Graphs
14(4)
Lines and Their Equations
18(8)
Parallel and Intersecting Lines
26(4)
Distance between Two Points
30(2)
The Circle
32(7)
Exercises
35(4)
Functions
39(49)
Function Notation
41(3)
Domain and Range of a Function
44(5)
Set Notation for Real Numbers
45(1)
Interval Notation for Real Numbers
45(4)
Different Ways to Represent Functions
49(4)
The Graph of a Function
53(8)
Special Classes of Functions
61(13)
Linear Functions
61(2)
Piecewise Linear Functions
63(4)
Quadratic Functions
67(2)
Other Functions
69(5)
Transformations of Graphs
74(14)
Vertical Shifts
74(1)
Horizontal Shifts
75(1)
Reflection about the x-Axis
76(1)
Reflection about the y-Axis
77(1)
Scaling: Stretching and Compressing
77(5)
Chapter 2 Exercises
82(6)
Companion to Limits
88(47)
Combinations of Functions
88(9)
Algebraic Combinations of Functions
88(5)
Composition of Functions
93(4)
Algebraic Simplification of Functions
97(14)
Quotients of Polynomials (Rational Functions)
100(4)
Quotients with Radicals
104(2)
Complex Fractions
106(2)
Quotients with Absolute Values
108(3)
Inequalities
111(13)
Linear Inequalities
113(3)
Absolute Value: Equations and Inequalities
116(8)
If--Then Statements
124(11)
Chapter 3 Exercises
131(4)
Companion to Continuous Functions
135(27)
Polynomials
140(2)
Zeros of a Function
142(9)
Finding Zeros of a Polynomial
142(6)
The Approximation of Zeros of Continuous Functions
148(3)
More on Domains of Functions
151(11)
Domains of Composite Functions
153(4)
Exercises
157(5)
The Role of Infinity
162(25)
Graphical Interpretation
165(8)
Horizontal Asymptotes
165(4)
Vertical Asymptotes
169(4)
Algebraic Manipulations
173(14)
Finding Horizontal Asymptotes
173(7)
Finding Vertical Asymptotes
180(4)
Exercises
184(3)
Probelm-Solving and Rates of Change
187(27)
Problem-Solving
187(7)
Applications
194(13)
Secant and Tangent Lines
207(7)
Exercises
210(4)
Companion to Rules of Differentiation
214(16)
Negative and Rational Exponents
214(6)
Decomposition of Functions
220(4)
Simplifying Derivatives
224(6)
Exercises
228(2)
Review of Trigonometric Functions
230(53)
Angle Measures
230(8)
Definition and Evaluation of the Trigonometric Functions
238(11)
Definitions of the Trigonometric Functions
238(5)
Exact Values of the Trigonometric Functions for Some Special Angles
243(6)
Properties and Identities for the Trigonometric Functions
249(11)
Domain, Range, and Graphs of the Trigonometric Functions
260(6)
Combining Functions with the Trigonometric Functions
266(17)
Exercises
277(6)
Companion to Implicit Differentiation
283(11)
Implicitly Defined Functions
283(6)
Solving Equations That Contain dy/dx
289(5)
Exercises
292(2)
Companion to Repeated Differentiation
294(15)
Iteration and Patterns in Higher Derivatives
294(4)
Rate of Change of Rate of Change
298(11)
Exercises
306(3)
Companion to Related Rates
309(13)
Setting Up Equations for Related Rates Problems
309(5)
Problem-Solving Strategies for Related Rates Problems
314(8)
Exercises
319(3)
Linear Approximations and Differentials
322(12)
Tangent Line Approximation
322(4)
The Differential
326(8)
Exercises
331(3)
Companion to Exponential Functions
334(20)
Rules of Exponents
335(11)
The Natural Exponential Function
346(8)
Exercises
351(3)
Companion to Inverse Functions
354(25)
One-to-One Functions
354(5)
Properties of a Function and Its Inverse
359(7)
Finding the Inverse of a Function
366(13)
Finding the Inverse Function When the Function Is One-to-One
367(1)
Restricting the Domain When the Function Is Not One-to-One
368(9)
Exercises
377(2)
Companion to Logarithmic Functions
379(22)
Definition and Properties of Logarithmic Functions
380(6)
Graphs of Logarithmic Functions
386(6)
Solving Equations with Logarithmic and Exponential Functions
392(9)
Exercises
397(4)
Companion to Extreme Values of a Function
401(18)
Extreme Values and Critical Values
401(9)
Absolute and Relative Extreme Values
401(5)
Solving Equations to Find Critical Values
406(4)
Setting Up Functions to Solve Extreme Value Problems
410(9)
Exercises
415(4)
Companion to Curve Sketching
419(23)
Solving Inequalities
421(5)
Graphical Interpretation
426(8)
Putting It All Together
434(8)
Chapter 17 Exercises
439(3)
Companion to Antidifferentiation
442(21)
Antidifferentiation as the Inverse of Differentiation
442(8)
Recognizing Antiderivatives
450(4)
Substitution for Antiderivatives
454(9)
Exercises
459(4)
Companion to Area and Riemann Sums
463(24)
Exact Areas as Sums of Basic Geometric Shapes
463(7)
Approximations of Areas
470(6)
Riemann Sums and Their Interpretations
476(11)
Exercises
484(3)
Companion to the Definite Integral
487(25)
Area under a Curve as a Definite Integral
487(4)
Other Interpretations of the Definite Integral
491(9)
The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
500(7)
The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part I
500(3)
The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II
503(4)
Change of Variable in Definite Integrals
507(5)
Exercises
509(3)
Appendix
512(28)
A About Real Numbers
512(5)
B About Symbols
517(7)
C About Algebraic Manipulations
524(8)
C-1 Use and Importance of Parentheses
524(2)
C-2 Factoring Algebraic Expressions
526(2)
C-3 When Can I Cancel?
528(2)
C-4 Working with Exponents
530(2)
D About Solving Equations
532(5)
D-1 Completing the Square
532(3)
D-2 Solving Pairs of Equations
535(2)
E About Triangles
537(3)
Answers to Exercises 540(52)
Index 592

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