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Chapter 1 A Beginning Library of Elementary Functions
Section 1.2: Domains And RangesSection 1.2: Function Notation And Terminology
Section 1.3: Function Basics
Section 1.3: Transformations Of Functions
Section 1.4: Linear Functions
Section 1.4: How Do You Graph Linear Functions?
Chapter 2 Additional Elementary Functions
Section 2.1: AsymptotesSection 2.2: Exponential Growth
Section 2.3: The Natural Logarithmic Base
Section 2.3: Modelling Exponential Growth - Using Logarithms
Chapter 3 Mathematics of Finance
Section 3.2: Compound InterestSection 3.3: Questions On Logarithmic Functions
Section 3.3: Mathematics Of Individual Finance
Section 3.4: Amortization, Savings On Refinancing A Home Mortgage
Chapter 4 Systems of Linear Equations; Matrices
Section 4.1: Systems Of Linear EquationsSection 4.3: A Downloadable Gauss-Jordan Elimination Program
Section 4.4: Adding And Multiplying Matrices: Java Applet
Section 4.5: Inverse Matrix Calculator
Chapter 5 Linear Inequalities and Linear Programming
Section 5.1: InequalitiesSection 5.2: What Is Linear Programming?
Section 5.2:Quick Review Of Linear Programming
Section 5.4: The Simplex Method
Section 5.5: Elementary Operations For Matrices
Chapter 6 Probability
Section 6.1: A Survey Of Venn DiagramsSection 6.1: What Is Probability?
Section 6.2: Permutations And Combinations
Section 6.4: The Birthday Problem
Section 6.6: Bayes' Theorem
Section 6.6: Bayesian Networks
Section 6.7: The Cereal Box Problem
Chapter 7 Markov Chains
Section 7.1: Andrei Andreyevich MarkovSection 7.2: Baseball As A Markov Chain
Section 7.2: Examples Of Modelling Using Markov Chains
Chapter 8 The Derivative
Section 8.2: Visualization Of limitsSection 8.2: Properties of Limits
Section 8.3: Derivatives
Section 8.4: Instantaneous Velocity
Chapter 9 Graphing and Optimization
Section 9.1: Continuous Functions In The Real WorldSection 9.1: Continuity
Section 9.2: First Derivative Test
Section 9.3: Second Derivative Test
Section 9.4: Limits Involving Infinity
Section 9.5: Wiley Coyote: Max-Min Applications
Section 9.5: In The Kitchen With Mama Mia: Max-Min Applications
Chapter 10 Additional Derivative Topics
Section 10.3: The Chain RuleSection 10.4: Computing The Derivative Implicitly
Section 10.4: Implicit Differentiation
Section 10.5: Related Rates Problems
Chapter 11 Integration
Section 11.1: The IntegratorSection 11.3: Slope Fields
Section 11.3: Exponential Growth And Decay
Section 11.4: Rectangle Approximation Method
Section 11.5: Riemann Sum Java Applet
Section 11.5: Georg Friedrich Bernhard Riemann
Section 11.5: Definite Integral Of A Function
Chapter 12 Additional Integration Topics
Section 12.1: Area Between CurvesSection 12.3: Key To Doing Integration By Parts
Section 12.3: Examples Of Integration By Parts
Section 12.3: Integration By Parts
Chapter 13 Multivariable Calculus
Section 13.1: Functions Of Several VariablesSection 13.2: Visualizing Partial Derivatives
Section 13.3: Maxima And Minima
Section 13.3: Finding Local Extrema
Section 13.4: The LaGrange Multiplier Method
Section 13.5: Least Squares Analysis
Section 13.6: Integrals Over General Regions
Chapter 14 Differential Equations
Section 14.1: Ordinary Differential Equations Course HomepageSection 14.2: Separable Equations
Section 14.3: Euler's Method
Chapter A Data Description and Probability Distributions
Section A.1: Gallery Of Data VisualizationSection A.2: Histogram Explorer
Section A.3: Descriptive Statistics
Section A.4: Computing The Standard Deviation For A Population
Section A.5: Bernoulli Trials
Section A.6: Normal Distributions
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