Name: MyLab Math with Pearson eText -- Access Card -- for Introductory and Intermediate Algebra for College Students (18-Weeks)
Author: ROBERT BLITZER
ISBN: 9780136554196

Chapter 1 - Variables, Real Numbers, And Mathematical Models Chapter 1.1 - Introduction To Algebra: Variables And Mathematical Models Chapter 1.2 - Fractions In Algebra Chapter 1.3 - The Real Numbers Chapter 1.4 - Basic Rules Of Algebra Chapter 1.5 - Addition Of Real Numbers Chapter 1.6 - Subtraction Of Real Numbers Chapter 1.7 - Multiplication And Division Of Real Numbers Chapter 1.8 - Exponents And Order Of Operations Chapter 2 - Linear Equations And Inequalities In One Variable

Chapter 2.1 - The Addition Property Of Equality Chapter 2.2 - The Multiplication Property Of Equality Chapter 2.3 - Solving Linear Equations Chapter 2.4 - Formulas And Percents Chapter 2.5 - An Introduction To Problem Solving Chapter 2.6 - Problem Solving In Geometry Chapter 2.7 - Solving Linear Inequalities Chapter 3 - Linear Equations In Two Variables Chapter 3.1 - Graphing Linear Equations In Two Variables Chapter 3.2 - Graphing Linear Equations Using Intercepts Chapter 3.3 - Slope Chapter 3.4 - The Slope‐intercept Form Of The Equation Of A Line Chapter 3.5 - The Point‐slope Form Of The Equation Of A Line Chapter 4 - Systems Of Linear Equations Chapter 4.1 - Solving Systems Of Linear Equations By Graphing Chapter 4.2 - Solving Systems Of Linear Equations By The Substitution Method Chapter 4.3 - Solving Systems Of Linear Equations By The Addition Method Chapter 4.4 - Problem Solving Using Systems Of Equations Chapter 4.5 - Systems Of Linear Equations In Three Variables Chapter 5 - Exponents And Polynomials Chapter 5.1 - Adding And Subtracting Polynomials Chapter 5.2 - Multiplying Polynomials Chapter 5.3 - Special Products Chapter 5.4 - Polynomials In Several Variables Chapter 5.5 - Dividing Polynomials Chapter 5.6 - Long Division Of Polynomials; Synthetic Division Chapter 5.7 - Negative Exponents And Scientific Notation Chapter 6 - Factoring Polynomials Chapter 6.1 - The Greatest Common Factor And Factoring By Grouping Chapter 6.2 - Factoring Trinomials Whose Leading Coefficient Is 1 Chapter 6.3 - Factoring Trinomials Whose Leading Coefficient Is Not 1 Chapter 6.4 - Factoring Special Forms Chapter 6.5 - A General Factoring Strategy Chapter 6.6 - Solving Quadratic Equations By Factoring Chapter 7 - Rational Expressions Chapter 7.1 - Rational Expressions And Their Simplification Chapter 7.2 - Multiplying And Dividing Rational Expressions Chapter 7.3 - Adding And Subtracting Rational Expressions With The Same Denominator Chapter 7.4 - Adding And Subtracting Rational Expressions With Different Denominators Chapter 7.5 - Complex Rational Expressions Chapter 7.6 - Solving Rational Equations Chapter 7.7 - Applications Using Rational Equations And Proportions Chapter 7.8 - Modeling Using Variation Chapter 8 - Basics Of Functions Chapter 8.1 - Introduction To Functions Chapter 8.2 - Graphs Of Functions Chapter 8.3 - The Algebra Of Functions Chapter 8.4 - Composite And Inverse Functions Chapter 9 - Inequalities And Problem Solving Chapter 9.1 - Reviewing Linear Inequalities And Using Inequalities In Business Applications Chapter 9.2 - Compound Inequalities Chapter 9.3 - Equations And Inequalities Involving Absolute Value Chapter 9.4 - Linear Inequalities In Two Variables Chapter 10 - Radicals, Radical Functions, And Rational Exponents Chapter 10.1 - Radical Expressions And Functions Chapter 10.2 - Rational Exponents Chapter 10.3 - Multiplying And Simplifying Radical Expressions Chapter 10.4 - Adding, Subtracting, And Dividing Radical Expressions Chapter 10.5 - Multiplying With More Than One Term And Rationalizing Denominators Chapter 10.6 - Radical Equations Chapter 10.7 - Complex Numbers Chapter 11 - Quadratic Equations And ‐functions Chapter 11.1 - The Square Root Property And Completing The Square; Distance And Midpoint Formulas Chapter 11.2 - The Quadratic Formula Chapter 11.3 - Quadratic Functions And Their Graphs Chapter 11.4 - Equations Quadratic In Form Chapter 11.5 - Polynomial And Rational Inequalities Chapter 12 - Exponential And Logarithmic Functions Chapter 12.1 - Exponential Functions Chapter 12.2 - Logarithmic Functions Chapter 12.3 - Properties Of Logarithms Chapter 12.4 - Exponential And Logarithmic Equations Chapter 12.5 - Exponential Growth And Decay; Modeling Data Chapter 13 - Conic Sections And Systems Of Nonlinear Equations Chapter 13.1 - The Circle Chapter 13.2 - The Ellipse Chapter 13.3 - The Hyperbola Chapter 13.4 - The Parabola; Identifying Conic Sections Chapter 13.5 - Systems Of Nonlinear Equations In Two Variables Chapter 14 - Sequences, Series, And The ‐binomial Theorem Chapter 14.1 - Sequences And Summation Notation Chapter 14.2 - Arithmetic Sequences Chapter 14.3 - Geometric Sequences And Series Chapter 14.4 - The Binomial Theorem Chapter A - Mean, Median, And Mode Chapter B - Matrix Solutions To Linear Systems Chapter C - Determinants And Cramer’s Rule

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