Name: Pearson eText for Graphical Approach to College Algebra, A -- Instant Access (Pearson+)
Author: John Hornsby, Margaret Lial
ISBN: 9780137399918

Chapter 1 - Linear Functions, Equations, And Inequalities Chapter 1.1 - Real Numbers And The Rectangular Coordinates System Chapter 1.2 - Introduction To Relations And Functions Chapter 1.3 - Linear Functions Chapter 1.4 - Equations Of Lines And Linear Models Chapter 1.5 - Linear Equations And Inequalities Chapter 1.6 - Applications Of Linear Functions Chapter 2 - Analysis Of Graphs Of Functions Chapter 2.1 - Graphs Of Basic Functions And Relations; Symmetry Chapter 2.2 - Vertical And Horizontal Shifts Of Graphs

Chapter 2.3 - Stretching, Shrinking, And Reflecting Graphs Chapter 2.4 - Absolute Value Functions Chapter 2.5 - Piecewise-defined Functions Chapter 2.6 - Operations And Composition Chapter 3 - Quadratic Functions Chapter 3.1 - Complex Numbers Chapter 3.2 - Quadratic Functions And Graphs Chapter 3.3 - Quadratic Equations And Inequalities Chapter 3.4 - Applications Of Quadratic Functions And Models Chapter 4 - Polynomial Functions Of Higher Degree Chapter 4.1 - Graphs Of Polynomial Functions Chapter 4.2 - Topics In The Theory Of Polynomial Functions (i)Chapter 4.3 - Topics In The Theory Of Polynomial Functions (ii)Chapter 4.4 - Polynomial Equations, Inequalities, Applications, And Models Chapter 5 - Rational, Power, And Root Functions Chapter 5.1 - Rational Functions And Graphs (i)Chapter 5.2 - Rational Functions And Graphs (ii)Chapter 5.3 - Rational Equations, Inequalities, Models, And Applications Chapter 5.4 - Functions Defined By Powers And Roots Chapter 5.5 - Equations, Inequalities, And Applications Involving Root Functions Chapter 6 - Inverse, Exponential, And Logarithmic Functions Chapter 6.1 - Inverse Functions Chapter 6.2 - Exponential Functions Chapter 6.3 - Logarithms And Their Properties Chapter 6.4 - Logarithmic Functions Chapter 6.5 - Exponential And Logarihmic Equations And Inequalities Chapter 6.6 - Further Applications And Modeling With Exponential And Logarithmic Functions Chapter 7 - Systems And Matrices Chapter 7.1 - Systems Of Equations Chapter 7.2 - Solution Of Linear Systems In Three Variables Chapter 7.3 - Solution Of Linear Systems By Row Transformations Chapter 7.4 - Matrix Properties And Operations Chapter 7.5 - Determinants And Cramer's Rule Chapter 7.6 - Solution Of Linear Systems By Matrix Inverses Chapter 7.7 - Systems Of Inequalities And Linear Programming Chapter 7.8 - Partial Fractions Chapter 8 - Conic Sections, Nonlinear Systems, And Parametric Equations Chapter 8.1 - Circles Revisited And Parabolas Chapter 8.2 - Ellipses And Hyperbolas Chapter 8.3 - The Conic Sections And Nonlinear Systems Chapter 8.4 - Introduction To Parametric Equations Chapter 9 - Further Topics In Algebra Chapter 9.1 - Sequences And Series Chapter 9.2 - Arithmetic Sequences And Series Chapter 9.3 - Geometric Sequences And Series Chapter 9.4 - Counting Theory Chapter 9.5 - The Binomial Theorem Chapter 9.6 - Mathematical Induction Chapter 9.7 - Probability Chapter R - Review: Basic Algebraic Concepts Chapter R.1 - Review Of Sets Chapter R.2 - Review Of Exponents And Polynomials Chapter R.3 - Review Of Factoring Chapter R.4 - Review Of Rational Expressions Chapter R.5 - Review Of Negative And Rational Exponents Chapter R.6 - Review Of Radicals

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