Single variable calculus

Science & Math

Berkey, Dennis D.

Mathematics

Saunders College Pub.

This is a classic mid to high-level applications-oriented presentation of calculus suitable for a one-semester course for business, economics, allied health, and life and social science majors. It presents new material on the range of functions, logarithmic differentiation, and Newton's method. Berkey's trademark split strategy/solution format teaches calculus using extensive worked examples and extensive graded exercise sets.  Features:  * Provides useful mathematical models for interesting phenomena such as the spread of pollution and disease, the growth and optimal harvesting of biological populations, and the behavior of financial instruments and markets.  * Teaches students how to use calculus to determine the rates of change among variables of interest, and to measure the difference between functions, usually on finite intervals - essential mathematical skills for students studying many different fields.  * Extensive worked examples make use of a split strategy/solution format that shows students how the mathematical thinking progresses with the actual steps of a problem solution. * Over 400 illustrations and figures assist students in the visualization of mathematical ideas. * Over 2,200 exercises, 550  New to this edition: * Over 80 new applications from the biological sciences provide interesting settings for applying relevant mathematics - population growth for plants, animals, humans: forestry, ecology, epidemics amd oceanogrphay. * Practice Problems with worked solutions now appear at the end of every section, allowing students to test their understanding of basic concepts before working the exercises. * New Preface to the Students describes what mathematical modeling is and how it is used to interpret applied problems in mathematical terms. * New math topics include oblique asymtotes (2.4), symmetry and even/odd functions (3.5), mathematical modeling (4.2, 4.4, 4.6), approximation and differentials (3.10, 6.5) and relative and percentage errors (6.5).

Calculus for Management, Social and Life Sciences

Saunders College Publishing

Calculus of Several Variables

Houghton Mifflin Harcourt School

Calculus of one variable

Calculus for Management, Social, and Life Sciences

Applied Calculus

<p>Product Details Hardcover: 101 pages Publisher: Harcourt School; 3 Sub edition (June 1992) Language: English ISBN-10: 0030469279 ISBN-13: 978-0030469275</p>

Calculus

Blanchard, Paul.

This classic mid to high-level applications-oriented text for the two-semester applied calculus course for business, economics, allied health, and life and social science majors provides examples and applications from business and life sciences. It presents new material on the range of functions, logarithmic differentiation, differential equations, and Newton's Method. Berkey's unique split strategy/solution format teaches calculus using extensive worked examples and extensive graded exercise sets.  Features:  * Provides useful mathematical models for interesting phenomena such as the spread of pollution and disease, the growth and optimal harvesting of biological populations, and the behavior of financial instruments and markets.  * Teaches students how to use calculus to determine the rates of change among variables of interest, and to measure the difference between functions, usually on finite intervals - essential mathematical skills for students studying many different fields.  * Extensive worked examples make use of a split strategy/solution format that shows students how the mathematical thinking progresses with the actual steps of a problem solution. * Over 400 illustrations and figures assist students in the visualization of mathematical ideas.  * Over 3,000 exercises, 700  New to this edition: * Over 80 new applications from the biological and environmental sciences provide interesting settings for applying relevant mathematics - population growth for plants, animals, humans: forestry, ecology, epidemics and oceanography. * Practice Problems with worked solutions now appear at the end of every section, allowing students to test their understanding of basic concepts before working the exercises. * New Preface to the Students describes what mathematical modeling is and how it is used to interpret applied problems in mathematical terms. * New math topics include oblique asymptotes (2.4), symmetry and even/odd functions (3.5), mathematical modeling (4.2, 4.4, 4.6), approximations and differentials (3.10, 6.5) and relative and percentage errors (6.5).

This is a classic mid to high-level applications-oriented presentation of calculus suitable for a one-semester course for business, economics, allied health, and life and social science majors. It presents new material on the range of functions, logarithmic differentiation, and Newton's method. Berkey's trademark split strategy/solution format teaches calculus using extensive worked examples and extensive graded exercise sets. Features: * Provides useful mathematical models for interesting phenomena such as the spread of pollution and disease, the growth and optimal harvesting of biological populations, and the behavior of financial instruments and markets. * Teaches students how to use calculus to determine the rates of change among variables of interest, and to measure the difference between functions, usually on finite intervals - essential mathematical skills for students studying many different fields. * Extensive worked examples make use of a split strategy/solution format that shows students how the mathematical thinking progresses with the actual steps of a problem solution. * Over 400 illustrations and figures assist students in the visualization of mathematical ideas. * Over 2,200 exercises, 550 New to this edition: * Over 80 new applications from the biological sciences provide interesting settings for applying relevant mathematics - population growth for plants, animals, humans: forestry, ecology, epidemics amd oceanogrphay. * Practice Problems with worked solutions now appear at the end of every section, allowing students to test their understanding of basic concepts before working the exercises. * New Preface to the Students describes what mathematical modeling is and how it is used to interpret applied problems in mathematical terms. * New math topics include oblique asymtotes (2.4), symmetry and even/odd functions (3.5), mathematical modeling (4.2, 4.4, 4.6), approximation and differentials (3.10, 6.5) and relative and percentage errors (6.5).

W.B.Saunders Co.

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