Name: College Mathematics for Trades and Technologies (10th Edition) (What's New in Trade Math)
Author: Cheryl Cleaves, Margie Hobbs
ISBN: 9780134690339

Chapter 1 - Review Of Basic Concepts Chapter 1.1 - Basic Operations With Whole Numbers And Decimals Chapter 1.2 - Exponents, Roots, And Powers Chapter 1.3 - Order Of Operations And Problem Solving Chapter 2 - Review Of Fractions Chapter 2.1 - Multiples And Factors Chapter 2.2 - Equivalent Fractions And Decimals Chapter 2.3 - Adding And Subtracting Fractions And Mixed Numbers Chapter 2.4 - Multiplying And Dividing Fractions And Mixed Numbers Chapter 3 - Percents

Chapter 3.1 - Percent And Number Equivalents Chapter 3.2 - Percentage Problems Chapter 3.3 - Increase And Decrease Chapter 4 - Measurement Chapter 4.1 - The U.s. Customary System Of Measurement Chapter 4.2 - Introduction To The Metric System Chapter 4.3 - Time, Temperature, And Other Measures Chapter 4.4 - Metric-u.s. Customary Comparisons Chapter 4.5 - Accuracy, Percision And Error Chapter 5 - Signed Numbers And Powers Of 10 Chapter 5.1 - Adding Signed Numbers Chapter 5.2 - Subtracting Signed Numbers Chapter 5.3 - Multiplying And Dividing Signed Numbers Chapter 5.4 - Signed Rational Numbers Chapter 5.5 - Powers Of 10 Chapter 5.6 - Scientific Notation Chapter 6 - Statistics Chapter 6.1 - Reading Circle, Bar, And Line Graphs Chapter 6.2 - Measures Of Central Tendency Chapter 6.3 - Measures Of Dispersion Chapter 6.4 - Counting Techniques And Simple Probabilities Chapter 7 - Linear Equations And Inequalities Chapter 7.1 - Variable Notation Chapter 7.2 - Solving Linear Equations Chapter 7.3 - Solving Linear Equations With Fractions And Decimals By Clearing The Denominators Chapter 7.4 - Inequalities And Sets Chapter 7.5 - Solving Linear Inequalities Chapter 7.6 - Solving Compound Inequalities Chapter 8 - Formulas, Proportion, And Variation Chapter 8.1 - Formulas Chapter 8.2 - Proportion Chapter 8.3 - Direct And Joint Variation Chapter 8.4 - Inverse And Combined Variation Chapter 9 - Linear Equations, Functions, And Inequalities In Two Variables Chapter 9.1 - Graphical Representation Of Linear Equations And Functions Chapter 9.2 - Graphical Linear Equations And Inequalities In Two Variables Using Alternative Methods Chapter 9.3 - Slope Chapter 9.4 - Linear Equaiton Of A Line Chapter 10 - Systems Of Linear Equations And Inequalities Chapter 10.1 - Solving Systems Of Linear Equaitons And Inequalities Graphically Chapter 10.2 - Solving Systems Of Linear Equations Using Addition Method Chapter 10.3 - Solving Systems Of Linear Equations Using Substitution Method Chapter 10.4 - Problem Solving Using Systems Of Linear Equations Chapter 11 - Powers And Polynomials Chapter 11.1 - Laws Of Exponents Chapter 11.2 - Polynomials Chapter 11.3 - Basic Operations With Polynomials Chapter 12 - Roots And Radicals Chapter 12.1 - Irrational Numbers And Real Numbers Chapter 12.2 - Simplifying Irrational Expressions Chapter 12.3 - Basic Operations With Square-root Radicals Chapter 12.4 - Complex And Imaginary Numbers Chapter 13 - Factoring Chapter 13.1 - The Distributive Property And Common Factors Chapter 13.2 - Factoring Special Products Chapter 13.3 - Factoring General Trinomials Chapter 14 - Rational Expressions, Equations, And Inequalities Chapter 14.1 - Simplifying Rational Expressions Chapter 14.2 - Multiplying And Dividing Rational Expressions Chapter 14.3 - Adding And Subtracting Rational Expressions Chapter 14.4 - Solving Equations And Inequalities With Rational Expressions Chapter 15 - Quadratic And Other Nonlinear Equations And Inequalities Chapter 15.1 - Solving Quadratic Equations By The Square-root Method Chapter 15.2 - Solving Quadratic Equations By Factoring Chapter 15.3 - Solving Quadratic Equations By Completing The Square Or Using The Formula Chapter 15.4 - Graphing Quadratic Functions Chapter 15.5 - Solving Higher-degree Equations By Factoring Chapter 15.6 - Solving Quadratic Inequalities Chapter 15.7 - Solving Equations And Inequalities Containing One Absolute-value Expression Chapter 16 - Exponential And Logarithmic Equations Chapter 16.1 - Exponential Expressions, Equations, And Formulas Chapter 16.2 - Logarithmic Expresiions, Equations, And Formulas Chapter 17 - Geometry Chapter 17.1 - Lines And Angles Chapter 17.2 - Polygons Chapter 17.3 - Circles And Radians Chapter 17.4 - Volume And Surface Area Chapter 18 - Triangles Chapter 18.1 - Special Triangle Relationships Chapter 18.2 - Pythagorean Theorem Chapter 18.3 - Inscribed And Circumscribed Regular Polygons And Circles Chapter 18.4 - Distance And Midpoints Chapter 19 - Right-triangle Trigonometry Chapter 19.1 - Trigonometric Functions Chapter 19.2 - Solving Right Triangles Using The Sine, Cosine, And Tangent Functions Chapter 20 - Trigonometry With Any Angle Chapter 20.1 - Vectors Chapter 20.2 - Trigonometric Functions For Any Angle Chapter 20.3 - Period And Phase Shift Chapter 20.4 - Law Of Sines Chapter 20.5 - Law Of Cosines Chapter A - Measuring Instruments Chapter B - Number Systems Chapter C.1 - Matrices Chapter C.2 - Determinants Chapter D - Conic Sections Chapter D.1 - Parabolas Chapter D.2 - Ellipses Chapter D.3 - Circles Chapter D.4 - Hyperbolas

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