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CHAPTER 0 FUNCTIONS
Section 0.1: Domains And RangesSection 0.2: Function Basics And Simple Graphing
Section 0.6: Function Application Problems
Section 0.6: Linear Equations And Housing Prices
CHAPTER 1 THE DERIVATIVE
Section 1.1: Difference Quotient And Rate Of ChangeSection 1.2: Derivative And The Slope Of Secant Line
Section 1.2: Slope Of A Tangent Line And Instantaneous Velocity
Section 1.3: Exercises And Information On Derivatives
Section 1.4: Visualization Of Limits
CHAPTER 2 APPLICATIONS OF THE DERIVATIVE
Section 2.1: Continuous Functions In The Real WorldSection 2.5: In The Kitchen With Mama-Max-Min Application Problem
Section 2.6: Wiley Coyote Application Of Max-Min
CHAPTER 3 TECHNIQUES OF DIFFERENTIATION
Section 3.1: The Product RulesSection 3.1: The Quotient Rule
Section 3.2: Application Of The Chain Rule
Section 3.3: Computing tThe Derivative Implicitly
CHAPTER 4 THE EXPONENTIAL AND NATURAL LOGARITHM FUNCTIONS
Section 4.1: Exponential FunctionsSection 4.1: Exponential Decay
Section 4.1: Putting Exponential Growth In Perspective
Section 4.4: Modelling Exponential Growth - Using Logarithms
Section 4.4: The Natural Logarithmic Base
Section 4.4: How To Graph A Logarithmic Function
Section 4.4: Properties Of Logarithms
Section 4.4: Logarithmic Functions
CHAPTER 5 APPLICATIONS OF THE EXPONENTIAL AND NATURAL LOGARITHM FUNCTIONS
Section 5.1: Logarithms and ModelingSection 5.1: Population Word Problem
CHAPTER 6 THE DEFINITE INTEGRAL
Section 6.1: The IntegratorSection 6.2: Riemann Sum Java Applet
Section 6.5: Applet For Volume Of A Solid Of Revolution
Section 6.6: The Most Common Cases For Intergration By Parts
CHAPTER 7 FUNCTIONS OF SEVERAL VARIABLES
Section 7.1: Functions Of Several VariablesSection 7.2: Visualizing Partial Derivatives
Section 7.3: Finding Local Extrema
Section 7.3: Maxima And Minima
Section 7.3: The Effect Of The Sun On The Tides In Long Island Sound
Section 7.4: The LaGrange Multiplier Method Problems
Section 7.5: Least Squares Analysis
CHAPTER 8 THE TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS
Section 8.2: Trigonometry FunctionsSection 8.2: The Unit Circle and Trigonometric Functions
Section 8.4: Integration Techniques For Trigonometric Functions
Section 8.4: Trigonometric Functions
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