Introduction |
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How This Workbook Is Organized |
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Where to Go for Additional Help |
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Chapter 1 Getting Started with Algebra Basics |
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The Problems You'll Work On |
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Identifying Which System or Systems a Number Belongs To |
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Recognizing Properties of Number Systems |
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Simplifying Expressions with the Order of Operations |
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Applying Graphing Formulas |
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Chapter 2 Solving Some Equations and Inequalities |
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The Problems You'll Work On |
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Using Interval and Inequality Notation |
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Solving Linear Inequalities |
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Solving Quadratic Inequalities |
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Solving Absolute Value Inequalities |
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Working with Radicals and Fractional Notation |
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Performing Operations Using Fractional Exponents |
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Factoring Using Fractional Notation |
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Solving Radical Equations |
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Rationalizing Denominators |
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Chapter 3 Function Basics |
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The Problems You'll Work On |
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Using Function Notation to Evaluate Function Values |
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Determining the Domain and Range of a Function |
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Recognizing Even Functions |
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Identifying Odd Functions |
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Ruling Out Even and Odd Functions |
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Recognizing One-to-One Functions from Given Relations |
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Identifying One-to-One Functions from Equations |
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Recognizing a Function's Inverse |
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Determining a Function's Inverse |
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Executing Operations on Functions |
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Performing Function Composition |
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Doing More Function Composition |
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Using the Difference Quotient |
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Chapter 4 Graphing and Transforming Functions |
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The Problems You'll Work On |
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Functions and Their Inverses |
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Sketching Quadratic Functions from Their Equations |
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Writing Equations from Graphs of Parabolas |
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Investigating and Graphing Radical Functions |
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Investigating Absolute Value Functions |
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Investigating the Graphs of Polynomial Functions |
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Investigating Rational Functions |
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Transformation of Functions |
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Transforming Selected Points Using Functions |
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Sketching Graphs Using Basic Functions and Transformations |
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Sketching More Graphs Using Basic Functions and Transformations |
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The Problems You'll Work On |
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Using Factoring to Solve Quadratic Equations |
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Solving Quadratic Equations by Using the Quadratic Formula |
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Using Completing the Square to Solve Quadratic Equations |
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Solving Polynomial Equations for Intercepts |
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Using Factoring by Grouping to Solve Polynomial Equations |
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Applying Descartes's Rule of Signs |
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Listing Possible Roots of a Polynomial Equation |
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Using Synthetic Division to Divide Polynomials |
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Checking for Roots of a Polynomial by Using Synthetic Division |
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Writing Polynomial Expressions from Given Roots |
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Writing Polynomial Expressions When Given Roots and a Point |
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Writing Equations from Graphs of Polynomials |
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Chapter 6 Exponential and Logarithmic Functions |
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The Problems You'll Work On |
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Understanding Function Notation |
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Graphing Exponential Functions |
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Solving Exponential Equations |
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Using the Equivalence bx = y ⇔ logb y = x to Rewrite Expressions |
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Using the Equivalence logb y = x ⇔ bx = y to Rewrite Expressions |
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Rewriting Logarithmic Expressions |
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Rewriting Logs of Products and Quotients as Sums and Differences |
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Solving Logarithmic Equations |
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Applying Function Transformations to Log Functions |
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Applying Logarithms to Everyday Life |
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Chapter 7 Trigonometry Basics |
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The Problems You'll Work On |
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Using Right Triangles to Determine Trig Functions |
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Solving Problems by Using Right Triangles and Their Functions |
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Working with Special Right Triangles |
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Changing Radians to Degrees |
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Changing Degrees to Radians |
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Finding Angle Measures (in Degrees) in Standard Position |
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Determining Angle Measures (in Radians) in Standard Position |
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Identifying Reference Angles |
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Determining Trig Functions by Using the Unit Circle |
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Calculating Trig Functions by Using Other Functions and Terminal Side Positions |
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Using the Arc Length Formula |
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Evaluating Inverse Functions |
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Solving Trig Equations for x in Degrees |
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Calculating Trig Equations for x in Radians |
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Chapter 8 Graphing Trig Functions |
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The Problems You'll Work On |
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Recognizing Basic Trig Graphs |
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Applying Function Transformations to Graphs of Trig Functions |
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Writing New Trig Functions Using Transformations |
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Graphing Tangent and Cotangent |
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Interpreting Transformations of Trig Functions |
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Graphing Secant and Cosecant |
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Interpreting Transformations from Function Rules |
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Chapter 9 Getting Started with Trig Identities |
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The Problems You'll Work On |
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Proving Basic Trig Identities |
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Returning to Basic Sine and Cosine to Solve Identities |
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Using Multiplication by a Conjugate to Solve Identities |
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Solving Identities After Raising a Binomial to a Power |
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Solving Identities After Factoring out a Common Function |
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Solving Identities After Combining Fractions |
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Performing Algebraic Processes to Make Identities More Solvable |
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Chapter 10 Continuing with Trig Identities |
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The Problems You'll Work On |
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Using Identities That Add or Subtract Angle Measures |
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Confirming Double-Angle Identities |
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Using Identities That Double the Size of the Angle |
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Confirming the Statements of Multiple-Angle Identities |
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Creating Half-Angle Identities from Double-Angle Identities |
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Creating a Half-Angle Identity for Tangent |
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Using Half-Angle Identities to Simplify Expressions |
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Creating Products of Trig Functions from Sums and Differences |
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Using Product-to-Sum Identities to Evaluate Expressions |
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Using Sum-to-Product Identities to Evaluate Expressions |
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Applying Power-Reducing Identities |
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Using Identities to Determine Values of Functions at Various Angles |
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Working through Identities Using Multiple Methods |
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Chapter 11 Working with Triangles and Trigonometry |
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The Problems You'll Work On |
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Applying the Law of Sines to Find Sides |
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Utilizing the Law of Sines to Find Angles |
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Using the Law of Sines for Practical Applications |
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Investigating the Ambiguous Case of the Law of Sines |
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Determining All Angles and Sides of a Triangle |
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Finding Side Measures by Using the Law of Cosines |
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Using the Law of Cosines to Determine an Angle |
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Applying the Law of Cosines to Real-World Situations |
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Finding Areas of Triangles by Using the Sine |
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Applying the Trig Formula for Area of a Triangle |
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Using the Trig Formula for Area in Various Situations |
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Solving Area Problems Needing Additional Computations |
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Finding Areas of Triangles by Using Heron's Formula |
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Practical Applications Using Heron's Formula |
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Tackling Practical Applications by Using Triangular Formulas |
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Chapter 12 Complex Numbers and Polar Coordinates |
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The Problems You'll Work On |
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Writing Powers of i in Their Simplest Form |
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Adding and Subtracting Complex Numbers |
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Multiplying Complex Numbers |
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Using Multiplication to Divide Complex Numbers |
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Solving Quadratic Equations with Complex Solutions |
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Identifying Points with Polar Coordinates |
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Identifying Points Whose Angles Have Negative Measures |
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Converting Polar to Rectangular Coordinates |
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Converting Rectangular to Polar Coordinates |
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Chapter 13 Conic Sections |
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The Problems You'll Work On |
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Identifying Conics from Their Equations |
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Rewriting Conic Equations in Standard Form |
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Writing Equations for Circles |
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Determining Foci and Axes of Symmetry of Parabolas |
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Finding the Vertices and Directrixes of Parabolas |
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Writing Equations of Parabolas |
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Determining Centers and Foci of Ellipses |
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Writing Equations of Ellipses |
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Determining Asymptotes of Hyperbolas |
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Writing Equations of Hyperbolas |
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Changing Equation Format from Trig Functions to Algebraic |
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Changing Equation Format from Algebraic to Trig |
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Chapter 14 Systems of Equations and Inequalities |
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The Problems You'll Work On |
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103 | (1) |
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Using Substitution to Solve Systems of Linear Equations with Two Variables |
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Using Elimination to Solve Systems of Linear Equations with Two Variables |
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Solving Systems of Equations Involving Nonlinear Functions |
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Solving Systems of Linear Equations |
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Solving Systems of Linear Equations with Four Variables |
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Graphing Systems of Inequalities |
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Decomposition of Fractions |
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Changing Matrices to the Echelon Form |
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Solving Systems of Equations Using Augmented Matrices |
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Solving Systems of Equations Using the Inverse of the Coefficient Matrix |
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Applying Cramer's Rule to Solve Systems of Equations |
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Chapter 15 Sequences and Series |
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The Problems You'll Work On |
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111 | (1) |
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Finding Terms of Sequences |
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Determining Rules for Sequences |
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Working with Recursively Defined Sequences |
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Adding Terms in an Arithmetic Series |
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Summing Terms of a Series |
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Finding Rules and Summing Terms of a Series |
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Calculating the Sum of a Geometric Series |
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Determining Formulas and Finding Sums |
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Counting Items by Using Combinations |
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Constructing Pascal's Triangle |
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Applying Pascal's Triangle |
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Utilizing the Binomial Theorem |
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Chapter 16 Introducing Limits and Continuity |
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The Problems You'll Work On |
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117 | (1) |
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Determining Limits from Graphs |
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Determining One-Sided Limits |
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Determining Limits from Function Values |
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Determining Limits from Function Rules |
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Index |
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