Name: Calculus With Applications, Books a la Carte Plus MyLab Math Package (11th Edition)
Author: Margaret L. Lial, Raymond N. Greenwell, Nathan P. Ritchey
ISBN: 9780133886849

Chapter T - Prerequisite Skills Diagnostic Test Chapter R.1 - Polynomials Chapter R.2 - Factoring Chapter R.3 - Rational Expressions Chapter R.4 - Equations Chapter R.5 - Inequalities Chapter R.6 - Exponents Chapter R.7 - Radicals Chapter 1 - Linear Functions Chapter 1.1 - Slopes And Equations Of Lines

Chapter 1.2 - Linear Functions And Applications Chapter 1.3 - The Least Squares Line Chapter 2 - Nonlinear Functions Chapter 2.1 - Properties Of Functions Chapter 2.2 - Quadratic Functions; Translation And Reflection Chapter 2.3 - Polynomial And Rational Functions Chapter 2.4 - Exponential Functions Chapter 2.5 - Logarithmic Functions Chapter 2.6 - Applications: Growth And Decay; Mathematics Of Finance Chapter 3 - The Derivative Chapter 3.1 - Limits Chapter 3.2 - Continuity Chapter 3.3 - Rates Of Change Chapter 3.4 - Definition Of The Derivative Chapter 3.5 - Graphical Differentiation Chapter 4 - Calculating The Derivative Chapter 4.1 - Techniques For Finding Derivatives Chapter 4.2 - Derivatives Of Products And Quotients Chapter 4.3 - The Chain Rule Chapter 4.4 - Derivatives Of Exponential Functions Chapter 4.5 - Derivatives Of Logarithmic Functions Chapter 5 - Graphs And The Derivative Chapter 5.1 - Increasing And Decreasing Functions Chapter 5.2 - Relative Extrema Chapter 5.3 - Higher Derivatives, Concavity, And The Second Derivative Test Chapter 5.4 - Curve Sketching Chapter 6 - Applications Of The Derivative Chapter 6.1 - Absolute Extrema Chapter 6.2 - Applications Of Extrema Chapter 6.3 - Further Business Applications: Economic Lot Size; Economic Order Quantity; Elasticity Of Demand Chapter 6.4 - Implicit Differentiation Chapter 6.5 - Related Rates Chapter 6.6 - Differentials: Linear Approximation Chapter 7 - Integration Chapter 7.1 - Antiderivatives Chapter 7.2 - Substitution Chapter 7.3 - Area And The Definite Integral Chapter 7.4 - The Fundamental Theorem Of Calculus Chapter 7.5 - The Area Between Two Curves Chapter 7.6 - Numerical Integration Chapter 8 - Further Techniques And Applications Of Integration Chapter 8.1 - Integration By Parts Chapter 8.2 - Volume And Average Value Chapter 8.3 - Continuous Money Flow Chapter 8.4 - Improper Integrals Chapter 9 - Multivariable Calculus Chapter 9.1 - Functions Of Several Variables Chapter 9.2 - Partial Derivatives Chapter 9.3 - Maxima And Minima Chapter 9.4 - Lagrange Multipliers Chapter 9.5 - Total Differentials And Approximations Chapter 9.6 - Double Integrals Chapter 10 - Probability And Calculus Chapter 10.1 - Solutions Of Elementary And Separable Differential Equations Chapter 10.2 - Linear First-order Differential Equations Chapter 10.3 - Euler's Method Chapter 10.4 - Applications Of Differential Equations Chapter 11 - Probability And Calculus Chapter 11.1 - Continuous Probability Models Chapter 11.2 - Expected Value And Variance Of Continuous Random Variables Chapter 11.3 - Special Probability Density Functions Chapter 12 - Sequences And Series Chapter 12.1 - Geometric Sequences Chapter 12.2 - Annuities: An Application Of Sequences Chapter 12.3 - Taylor Polynomials Chapter 12.4 - Infinite Series Chapter 12.5 - Taylor Series Chapter 12.6 - Newton's Method Chapter 12.7 - L'hospital's Rule Chapter 13 - The Trigonometric Functions Chapter 13.1 - Definitions Of The Trigonometric Functions Chapter 13.2 - Derivatives Of Trigonometric Functions Chapter 13.3 - Integrals Of Trigonometric Functions

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Calculus with Applications, Eleventh Edition by Lial, Greenwell, and Ritchey, is our most applied text to date, making the math relevant and accessible for students of business, life science, and social sciences. Current applications, many using real data, are incorporated in numerous forms throughout the book, preparing students for success in their professional careers. With this edition, students will find new ways to help them learn the material, such as Warm-Up Exercises and added “help text” within examples.

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