Name: Pearson eText Calculus and Its Applications, Brief Edition -- Instant Access (Pearson+)
Author: Marvin Bittinger, David Ellenbogen
ISBN: 9780136880257

Chapter PSDT - Prerequisite Skills Diagnostic Test Chapter R - Functions, Graphs, And Models Chapter R.1 - Graphs And Equations Chapter R.2 - Functions And Models Chapter R.3 - Finding Domain And Range Chapter R.4 - Slope And Linear Functions Chapter R.5 - Nonlinear Functions And Models Chapter R.6 - Exponential And Logarithmic Functions Chapter R.7 - Mathematical Modeling And Curve Fitting Chapter 1 - Differentiation

Chapter 1.1 - Limits: A Numerical And Graphical Approach Chapter 1.2 - Algebraic Limits And Continuity Chapter 1.3 - Average Rates Of Change Chapter 1.4 - Differentiation Using Limits Of Difference Quotients Chapter 1.5 - Leibniz Notation And The Power And Sum–difference Rules Chapter 1.6 - The Product And Quotient Rules Chapter 1.7 - The Chain Rule Chapter 1.8 - Higher-order Derivatives Chapter 2 - Exponential And Logarithmic Functions Chapter 2.1 - Exponential And Logarithmic Functions Of The Natural Base, E Chapter 2.2 - Derivatives Of Exponential (base-e) Functions Chapter 2.3 - Derivatives Of Natural Logarithmic Functions Chapter 2.4 - Applications: Uninhibited And Limited Growth Models Chapter 2.5 - Applications: Exponential Decay Chapter 2.6 - The Derivatives Of And Chapter 3 - Applications Of Differentiation Chapter 3.1 - Using First Derivatives To Classify Maximum And Minimum Values And Sketch Graphs Chapter 3.2 - Using Second Derivatives To Classify Maximum And Minimum Values And Sketch Graphs Chapter 3.3 - Graph Sketching: Asymptotes And Rational Functions Chapter 3.4 - Optimization: Finding Absolute Maximum And Minimum Values Chapter 3.5 - Optimization: Business, Economics, And General Applications Chapter 3.6 - Marginals, Differentials, And Linearization Chapter 3.7 - Elasticity Of Demand Chapter 3.8 - Implicit Differentiation And Logarithmic Differentiation Chapter 3.9 - Related Rates Chapter 4 - Integration Chapter 4.1 - Antidifferentiation Chapter 4.2 - Antiderivatives As Areas Chapter 4.3 - Area And Definite Integrals Chapter 4.4 - Properties Of Definite Integrals: Additive Property, Average Value And Moving Average Chapter 4.5 - Integration Techniques: Substitution Chapter 4.6 - Integration Techniques: Integration By Parts Chapter 4.7 - Numerical Integration Chapter 5 - Applications Of Integration Chapter 5.1 - Consumer And Producer Surplus; Price Floors, Price Ceilings, And deadweights Loss Chapter 5.2 - Integrating Growth And Decay Models Chapter 5.3 - Improper Integrals Chapter 5.4 - Probability Chapter 5.5 - Probability: Expected Value; The Normal Distribution Chapter 5.6 - Volume Chapter 5.7 - Differential Equations Chapter 6 - Functions Of Several Variables Chapter 6.1 - Functions Of Several Variables Chapter 6.2 - Partial Derivatives Chapter 6.3 - Maximum–minimum Problems Chapter 6.4 - An Application: The Least-squares Technique Chapter 6.5 - Constrained Optimization: Lagrange Multipliers And The Extreme-value Theorem Chapter 6.6 - Double Integrals Chapter CR - Cumulative Review Chapter A - Review Of Basic Algebra Chapter B - Indeterminate Forms And L’hôpital’s Rule Chapter C - Regression And Microsoft Excel Chapter E - Using Tables Of Integration Formulas

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Chapter PSDT, Problem 1AP Chapter R, Problem 1RE Chapter 1, Problem 1RE Given Information: The function is Pt=50e0.03t . From the equation it is seen that the given...Given information: Description of the graph is “A function with a relative maximum but no absolute...Chapter 4, Problem 1RE Chapter 5, Problem 1RE Chapter 6, Problem 1RE Given: The given function is fx=x2−5 . Calculation: Evaluating fx+h for the function fx=x2−5 by...

Chapter A, Problem 1E Given information: limx→5x2−252x−10 Concept: According to L’hopital’s rule, If limx→cfxgx , reduces...Given information: Given data is: x4681012 y1522273344 Concept: Plot the points in excel and then...Given: ∫xe−3xdx Formula used: The Integration by parts formula ∫udv=uv−∫vdu . ∫eaxdx=1aeax+C , where...