1329055416|kathit|Chapter 9: Counting and Probability|<p class="insideContentHead2P">Web Links Coming Soon</p><strong>Chapter 9: Counting and Probability</strong><br><br /><br />    <strong>Section 9.1:</strong> Counting<br><br />    <strong>Section 9.2:</strong> Probability<br><br />    <strong>Section 9.3:</strong> Binomial Probability<br><br />    <strong>Section 9.4:</strong> Expected Value<br>|||2||
1188314491|vladimir|Author's Welcome|Welcome to this website, which contains resources of various types. Precalculus is not an easy subject, but with the help of your instructor, the textbook and its ancillaries, and the resources on this site, you are well equipped to master the subject.<br /><br />James Stewart<br />Lothar Redlin<br />Saleem Watson|||7||
1090822695|default|Chapter 8: Sequences and Series|<p class="insideContentHead2P">Web Links Coming Soon</p><strong>Chapter 8: Sequences and Series</strong><br><br /><br />    <strong>Section 8.1:</strong> Sequences and Summation Notation<br><br />    <strong>Section 8.2:</strong> Arithmetic Sequences<br><br />    <strong>Section 8.3:</strong> Geometric Sequences<br><br />    <strong>Section 8.4:</strong> Mathematics of Finance<br><br />    <strong>Section 8.5:</strong> Mathematical Induction<br><br />    <strong>Section 8.6:</strong> The Binomial Theorem<br>|||2||
1090822687|default|Chapter 7: Conic Sections|<p class="insideContentHead2P">Web Links Coming Soon</p><strong>Chapter 7: Conic Sections</strong><br><br /><br />    <strong>Section 7.1: </strong> Parabolas<br><br />    <strong>Section 7.2: </strong> Ellipses<br><br />    <strong>Section 7.3: </strong> Hyperbolas<br><br />    <strong>Section 7.4: </strong> Shifted Conics<br>|||2||
1090822670|default|Chapter 6: Matrices and Determinants|<p class="insideContentHead2P">Web Links Coming Soon</p><strong> Chapter 6: Matrices and Determinants</strong><br><br /><br />   <strong>Section 6.1: </strong> Matrices and Systems of Linear Equations<br><br />   <strong>Section 6.2: </strong> The Algebra of Matrices<br><br />   <strong>Section 6.3: </strong> Inverses of Matrices and Matrix Equations<br><br />   <strong>Section 6.4: </strong> Determinants and Cramer's Rule<br>|||2||
1090822660|default|Chapter 5: Systems of Equations and Inequalities|<p class="insideContentHead2P">Web Links Coming Soon</p><strong>Chapter 5: Systems of Equations and Inequalities</strong><br><br /><br />    <strong>Section 5.1:</strong> Systems of Linear Equations in Two Variables<br><br />    <strong>Section 5.2:</strong> Systems of Linear Equations in Several Variables<br><br />    <strong>Section 5.3:</strong> Partial Fractions<br><br />    <strong>Section 5.4:</strong> Systems of Nonlinear Equations<br><br />    <strong>Section 5.5:</strong> Systems of Inequalities<br>|||2||
1090822651|default|Chapter 4: Exponential and Logarithmic Functions|<p class="insideContentHead2P">Web Links Coming Soon</p><strong>Chapter 4: Exponential and Logarithmic Functions</strong> <br><br /><br />         <strong>Section 4.1: </strong> Exponential Functions<br><br />         <strong>Section 4.2: </strong> The Natural Exponential Function<br><br />         <strong>Section 4.3: </strong> Logarithmic Functions<br><br />         <strong>Section 4.4: </strong> Laws of Logarithms<br><br />         <strong>Section 4.5: </strong> Exponential and Logarithmic Equations<br><br />         <strong>Section 4.6: </strong> Modeling with Exponential Functions<br><br />         <strong>Section 4.7: </strong> Logarithmic Scales<br>|||2||
1090822625|default|Chapter 3: Polynomial and Rational Functions|<p class="insideContentHead2P">Web Links Coming Soon</p><strong>Chapter 3: Polynomial and Rational Functions</strong> <br><br /><br />         <strong>Section 3.1: </strong> Quadratic Functions and Models<br><br />         <strong>Section 3.2: </strong> Polynomial Functions and Their Graphs<br><br />         <strong>Section 3.3: </strong> Dividing Polynomials<br><br />         <strong>Section 3.4: </strong> Real Zeros of Polynomials<br><br />         <strong>Section 3.5: </strong> Complex Zeros and the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra<br><br />         <strong>Section 3.6: </strong> Rational Functions<br><br />         <strong>Section 3.7: </strong> Polynomial and Rational Inequalities<br>|||2||
1090795193|default|Chapter 2: Functions|<p class="insideContentHead2P">Web Links Coming Soon</p><strong>Chapter 2: Functions</strong> <br><br />        <br />        <strong>Section 2.1: </strong>Functions<br><br />        <strong>Section 2.2: </strong> Graphs of Functions<br><br />        <strong>Section 2.3: </strong> Getting Information from the Graph of a Function<br><br />        <strong>Section 2.4: </strong> Average Rate of Change of a Function<br><br />        <strong>Section 2.5: </strong> Linear Functions and Models<br><br />        <strong>Section 2.6: </strong> Transformations of Functions<br><br />        <strong>Section 2.7: </strong> Combining Functions<br><br />        <strong>Section 2.8: </strong> One-to-One Functions and Their Inverses<br>|||2||
1090794855|default|Chapter 1: Equations and Graphs|<p class="insideContentHead2P">Web Links Coming Soon</p><strong>Chapter 1: Equations and Graphs</strong><br><br /><br />    <strong>Section 1.1:</strong> The Coordinate Plane<br><br />    <strong>Section 1.2:</strong> Graphs of Equations in Two Variables; Circles<br><br />    <strong>Section 1.3:</strong> Lines<br><br />    <strong>Section 1.4:</strong> Solving Quadratic Equations<br><br />    <strong>Section 1.5:</strong> Complex Numbers<br><br />    <strong>Section 1.6:</strong> Solving Other Types of Equations<br><br />    <strong>Section 1.7:</strong> Solving Inequalities<br><br />    <strong>Section 1.8:</strong> Solving Absolute Value Equations and Inequalities<br><br />    <strong>Section 1.9:</strong> Solving Equations and Inequalities Graphically<br><br />    <strong>Section 1.10:</strong> Modeling Variation<br>|||2||
1090906573|default|Chapter P: Prerequisites|<p class="insideContentHead2P">Web Links Coming Soon</p><strong>Chapter P: Prerequisites</strong><br><br /><br />    <strong>Section P.1: </strong> Modeling the Real World with Algebra<br><br />    <strong>Section P.2: </strong> Real Numbers<br><br />    <strong>Section P.3: </strong> Integer Exponents and Scientific Notation<br><br />    <strong>Section P.4: </strong> Rational Exponents and Radicals<br><br />    <strong>Section P.5: </strong> Algebraic Expressions<br><br />    <strong>Section P.6: </strong> Factoring<br><br />    <strong>Section P.7: </strong> Rational Expressions<br><br />    <strong>Section P.8: </strong> Solving Basic Equations<br><br />    <strong>Section P.9: </strong> Modeling with Equations<br>|||2||
1090820133|default|Instructor Area|Some of the links below will take you to a password-protected area of the Brooks/Cole Stewart Calculus Instructor Resources web site.  If you are an instructor and need a login, please fill out our <a target="new" href="http://login.cengage.com">online request form</a> and an access code will be e-mailed to you.<br /><br /><a href="http://academic.cengage.com/solutionbuilder/" target="inswin">Solution Builder</a><br>Build and save your own customized solution sets for textbook exercises.<br /><br />Archive Problems -- coming soon<br>Problems from past editions of this textbook organized by chapter. Includes complete answers and solutions.<br /><br />Challenge Problems -- coming soon<br>Extra challenging problems from author James Stewart organized by chapter. Includs complete answers and solutions.<br /><br />Lies My Calculator and Computer Told Me -- coming soon<br>Extra section by James Stewart that discusses the limitations of using calculators and computers for calculus.  Includes exercises with solutions.<br /><br /><b>Additional Topics:</b><br /><br /><a href="http://www.brookscole.com/cgi-wadsworth/course_products_wp.pl?fid=M71&product_isbn_issn=9780495011668&chapter_number=0&resource_id=55&altname=Additional+Topics%3A+Fourier+Series" target="inswin">Fourier Series (Instructor Version w/ Solutions)</a><br />Optional extra topic for instructors wishing to introduce Fourier Series in their classes.  Includes exercises with solutions.<br /><br /><a href="http://www.brookscole.com/cgi-wadsworth/course_products_wp.pl?fid=M71&product_isbn_issn=9780495011668&chapter_number=0&resource_id=55&altname=Additional+Topics%3A+Rotation+of+Axes" target="inswin">Rotation of Axes (Instructor Version w/ Solutions)</a><br />Optional extra topic for instructors wishing to introduce Rotation of Axes in their classes. Includes exercises with solutions.<br /><br /><a href="http://www.brookscole.com/cgi-wadsworth/course_products_wp.pl?fid=M71&product_isbn_issn=9780495011668&chapter_number=0&resource_id=55&altname=Additional+Topics%3A+Taylor+Series" target="inswin">Formulas for the Remainder Term in Taylor Series</a><br />An extension of Section 11.10 of the textbook for instructors wishing to expand this topic in their class coverage.|||5||
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