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E-raamat: Pre-Calculus For Dummies: 1,001 Practice Problems

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Moving from easy to increasingly difficult, a pre-calculus study guide helps students practice their math skills and gain confidence by completing more than 1,000 problems with multiple-choice answers and step-by-step solution walkthroughs. Include free one-year access to an online question bank. Original.

Provides over one thousand practice problems reviewing topics covered in a pre-calculus course, including algebra basics, graphing and transforming functions, polynomials, trigonometry basics, and conic sections, with detailed answer explanations.

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Introduction 1(6)
What You'll Find
1(1)
How This Workbook Is Organized
2(1)
Part I The Questions
2(1)
Part II The Answers
3(1)
Beyond the Book
3(1)
What you'll find online
3(1)
How to register
4(1)
Where to Go for Additional Help
4(3)
Part I The Questions
7(118)
Chapter 1 Getting Started with Algebra Basics
9(6)
The Problems You'll Work On
9(1)
What to Watch Out For
9(1)
Identifying Which System or Systems a Number Belongs To
10(1)
Recognizing Properties of Number Systems
10(1)
Simplifying Expressions with the Order of Operations
11(1)
Graphing Inequalities
12(1)
Using Graphing Formulas
13(1)
Applying Graphing Formulas
13(2)
Chapter 2 Solving Some Equations and Inequalities
15(6)
The Problems You'll Work On
15(1)
What to Watch Out For
15(1)
Using Interval and Inequality Notation
16(1)
Solving Linear Inequalities
17(1)
Solving Quadratic Inequalities
17(1)
Solving Absolute Value Inequalities
17(1)
Working with Radicals and Fractional Notation
18(1)
Performing Operations Using Fractional Exponents
18(1)
Factoring Using Fractional Notation
19(1)
Solving Radical Equations
19(1)
Rationalizing Denominators
20(1)
Chapter 3 Function Basics
21(8)
The Problems You'll Work On
21(1)
What to Watch Out For
21(1)
Using Function Notation to Evaluate Function Values
22(1)
Determining the Domain and Range of a Function
22(1)
Recognizing Even Functions
23(1)
Identifying Odd Functions
23(1)
Ruling Out Even and Odd Functions
23(1)
Recognizing One-to-One Functions from Given Relations
23(2)
Identifying One-to-One Functions from Equations
25(1)
Recognizing a Function's Inverse
25(1)
Determining a Function's Inverse
26(1)
Executing Operations on Functions
26(1)
Performing Function Composition
27(1)
Doing More Function Composition
27(1)
Using the Difference Quotient
28(1)
Chapter 4 Graphing and Transforming Functions
29(8)
The Problems You'll Work On
29(1)
What to Watch Out For
29(1)
Functions and Their Inverses
30(1)
Sketching Quadratic Functions from Their Equations
30(1)
Writing Equations from Graphs of Parabolas
31(1)
Investigating and Graphing Radical Functions
32(1)
Investigating Absolute Value Functions
33(1)
Investigating the Graphs of Polynomial Functions
33(1)
Investigating Rational Functions
34(1)
Transformation of Functions
34(1)
Transforming Selected Points Using Functions
34(1)
Sketching Graphs Using Basic Functions and Transformations
35(1)
Sketching More Graphs Using Basic Functions and Transformations
35(2)
Chapter 5 Polynomials
37(8)
The Problems You'll Work On
37(1)
What to Watch Out For
37(1)
Using Factoring to Solve Quadratic Equations
38(1)
Solving Quadratic Equations by Using the Quadratic Formula
38(1)
Using Completing the Square to Solve Quadratic Equations
39(1)
Solving Polynomial Equations for Intercepts
39(1)
Using Factoring by Grouping to Solve Polynomial Equations
40(1)
Applying Descartes's Rule of Signs
40(1)
Listing Possible Roots of a Polynomial Equation
40(1)
Dividing Polynomials
41(1)
Using Synthetic Division to Divide Polynomials
41(1)
Checking for Roots of a Polynomial by Using Synthetic Division
41(1)
Writing Polynomial Expressions from Given Roots
42(1)
Writing Polynomial Expressions When Given Roots and a Point
42(1)
Graphing Polynomials
43(1)
Writing Equations from Graphs of Polynomials
43(2)
Chapter 6 Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
45(8)
The Problems You'll Work On
45(1)
What to Watch Out For
45(1)
Understanding Function Notation
46(1)
Graphing Exponential Functions
46(1)
Solving Exponential Equations
47(1)
Using the Equivalence bx = y ⇔ logb y = x to Rewrite Expressions
48(1)
Using the Equivalence logb y = x ⇔ bx = y to Rewrite Expressions
48(1)
Rewriting Logarithmic Expressions
48(1)
Rewriting Logs of Products and Quotients as Sums and Differences
49(1)
Solving Logarithmic Equations
49(1)
Applying Function Transformations to Log Functions
50(1)
Applying Logarithms to Everyday Life
51(2)
Chapter 7 Trigonometry Basics
53(8)
The Problems You'll Work On
53(1)
What to Watch Out For
53(1)
Using Right Triangles to Determine Trig Functions
54(1)
Solving Problems by Using Right Triangles and Their Functions
55(1)
Working with Special Right Triangles
56(1)
Changing Radians to Degrees
57(1)
Changing Degrees to Radians
57(1)
Finding Angle Measures (in Degrees) in Standard Position
57(1)
Determining Angle Measures (in Radians) in Standard Position
58(1)
Identifying Reference Angles
58(1)
Determining Trig Functions by Using the Unit Circle
58(1)
Calculating Trig Functions by Using Other Functions and Terminal Side Positions
59(1)
Using the Arc Length Formula
59(1)
Evaluating Inverse Functions
60(1)
Solving Trig Equations for x in Degrees
60(1)
Calculating Trig Equations for x in Radians
60(1)
Chapter 8 Graphing Trig Functions
61(6)
The Problems You'll Work On
61(1)
What to Watch Out For
61(1)
Recognizing Basic Trig Graphs
62(2)
Graphing Sine and Cosine
64(1)
Applying Function Transformations to Graphs of Trig Functions
64(1)
Writing New Trig Functions Using Transformations
64(1)
Graphing Tangent and Cotangent
65(1)
Interpreting Transformations of Trig Functions
65(1)
Graphing Secant and Cosecant
66(1)
Interpreting Transformations from Function Rules
66(1)
Chapter 9 Getting Started with Trig Identities
67(6)
The Problems You'll Work On
67(1)
What to Watch Out For
67(1)
Proving Basic Trig Identities
68(1)
Returning to Basic Sine and Cosine to Solve Identities
69(1)
Using Multiplication by a Conjugate to Solve Identities
70(1)
Solving Identities After Raising a Binomial to a Power
70(1)
Solving Identities After Factoring out a Common Function
70(1)
Solving Identities After Combining Fractions
71(1)
Performing Algebraic Processes to Make Identities More Solvable
71(2)
Chapter 10 Continuing with Trig Identities
73(6)
The Problems You'll Work On
73(1)
What to Watch Out For
73(1)
Using Identities That Add or Subtract Angle Measures
74(1)
Confirming Double-Angle Identities
74(1)
Using Identities That Double the Size of the Angle
74(1)
Confirming the Statements of Multiple-Angle Identities
74(1)
Creating Half-Angle Identities from Double-Angle Identities
75(1)
Creating a Half-Angle Identity for Tangent
75(1)
Using Half-Angle Identities to Simplify Expressions
75(1)
Creating Products of Trig Functions from Sums and Differences
75(1)
Using Product-to-Sum Identities to Evaluate Expressions
75(1)
Using Sum-to-Product Identities to Evaluate Expressions
76(1)
Applying Power-Reducing Identities
76(1)
Using Identities to Determine Values of Functions at Various Angles
76(1)
Working through Identities Using Multiple Methods
77(2)
Chapter 11 Working with Triangles and Trigonometry
79(10)
The Problems You'll Work On
79(1)
What to Watch Out For
79(1)
Applying the Law of Sines to Find Sides
80(1)
Utilizing the Law of Sines to Find Angles
80(1)
Using the Law of Sines for Practical Applications
81(1)
Investigating the Ambiguous Case of the Law of Sines
81(1)
Determining All Angles and Sides of a Triangle
82(1)
Finding Side Measures by Using the Law of Cosines
82(1)
Using the Law of Cosines to Determine an Angle
82(1)
Applying the Law of Cosines to Real-World Situations
83(1)
Finding Areas of Triangles by Using the Sine
83(1)
Applying the Trig Formula for Area of a Triangle
84(1)
Using the Trig Formula for Area in Various Situations
84(1)
Solving Area Problems Needing Additional Computations
85(1)
Finding Areas of Triangles by Using Heron's Formula
86(1)
Applying Heron's Formula
86(1)
Practical Applications Using Heron's Formula
87(1)
Tackling Practical Applications by Using Triangular Formulas
87(2)
Chapter 12 Complex Numbers and Polar Coordinates
89(8)
The Problems You'll Work On
89(1)
What to Watch Out For
89(1)
Writing Powers of i in Their Simplest Form
90(1)
Adding and Subtracting Complex Numbers
90(1)
Multiplying Complex Numbers
91(1)
Using Multiplication to Divide Complex Numbers
91(1)
Solving Quadratic Equations with Complex Solutions
92(1)
Graphing Complex Numbers
92(2)
Identifying Points with Polar Coordinates
94(1)
Identifying Points Whose Angles Have Negative Measures
94(1)
Converting Polar to Rectangular Coordinates
95(1)
Converting Rectangular to Polar Coordinates
95(1)
Recognizing Polar Curves
96(1)
Chapter 13 Conic Sections
97(6)
The Problems You'll Work On
97(1)
What to Watch Out For
97(1)
Identifying Conics from Their Equations
98(1)
Rewriting Conic Equations in Standard Form
98(1)
Writing Equations for Circles
98(1)
Determining Foci and Axes of Symmetry of Parabolas
99(1)
Finding the Vertices and Directrixes of Parabolas
99(1)
Writing Equations of Parabolas
100(1)
Determining Centers and Foci of Ellipses
100(1)
Writing Equations of Ellipses
100(1)
Determining Asymptotes of Hyperbolas
101(1)
Writing Equations of Hyperbolas
101(1)
Changing Equation Format from Trig Functions to Algebraic
101(1)
Changing Equation Format from Algebraic to Trig
102(1)
Chapter 14 Systems of Equations and Inequalities
103(8)
The Problems You'll Work On
103(1)
What to Watch Out For
104(1)
Using Substitution to Solve Systems of Linear Equations with Two Variables
104(1)
Using Elimination to Solve Systems of Linear Equations with Two Variables
104(1)
Solving Systems of Equations Involving Nonlinear Functions
105(1)
Solving Systems of Linear Equations
105(1)
Solving Systems of Linear Equations with Four Variables
106(1)
Graphing Systems of Inequalities
106(1)
Decomposition of Fractions
107(1)
Operating on Matrices
107(1)
Changing Matrices to the Echelon Form
108(1)
Solving Systems of Equations Using Augmented Matrices
108(1)
Solving Systems of Equations Using the Inverse of the Coefficient Matrix
109(1)
Applying Cramer's Rule to Solve Systems of Equations
110(1)
Chapter 15 Sequences and Series
111(6)
The Problems You'll Work On
111(1)
What to Watch Out For
111(1)
Finding Terms of Sequences
112(1)
Determining Rules for Sequences
112(1)
Working with Recursively Defined Sequences
112(1)
Adding Terms in an Arithmetic Series
113(1)
Summing Terms of a Series
113(1)
Finding Rules and Summing Terms of a Series
113(1)
Calculating the Sum of a Geometric Series
114(1)
Determining Formulas and Finding Sums
114(1)
Counting Items by Using Combinations
114(1)
Constructing Pascal's Triangle
115(1)
Applying Pascal's Triangle
115(1)
Utilizing the Binomial Theorem
115(2)
Chapter 16 Introducing Limits and Continuity
117(8)
The Problems You'll Work On
117(1)
What to Watch Out For
117(1)
Determining Limits from Graphs
118(1)
Determining One-Sided Limits
119(1)
Determining Limits from Function Values
120(1)
Determining Limits from Function Rules
121(1)
Applying Laws of Limits
122(1)
Investigating Continuity
123(2)
Part II The Answers
125(402)
Chapter 17 Answers
127(400)
Index 527
Mary Jane Sterling is the author of several books, including Algebra I For Dummies, Algebra II For Dummies, Trigonometry For Dummies, and Linear Algebra For Dummies. She taught at Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois, for more than 35 years.