Ron Larson

Bruce H. Edwards

Robert P. Hostetler

David E. Heyd

Study and Solutions Guide for Calculus

David C. Falvo

As the best seller in its field, Algebra and Trigonometry is the choice for instructors who wish to include a thorough review of algebra at the beginning of their precalculus level course. The text introduces trigonometry first with a right triangle approach and then with the unit circle. The text' s unparalleled exercises, motivating real-life applications, cutting-edge design, and innovative ancillaries and technology resources make it the most complete program available.For a complete listing of features, see Larson/Hostetler, College Algebra, 5/e.

Algebra and Trigonometry

Roland E. Larson

Herbert Hollister

This useful laboratory manual facilitates the use of graphics calculators to expand students' conceptual understanding of calculus. Designed to enhance any calculus text, the manual's 360 exercises provide discussions of key topics, over 110 examples, and more than 300 figures taken directly from graphics calculator displays. The first exercise introduces students to the use of graphics calculators using TI-81 notation, but nearly all the techniques can easily be used with any graphics calculator. All exercise sets are calculator-independent. Programs for eight specific types of calculations, from approximating zeros to finding the sum of a series, are incorporated throughout the text. The programs are also listed, in TI-81, TI-85, and Sharp 9200-9300 formats, in an appendix.

Used with ... Larson-Calculus with Analytic Geometry

Insights Into Calculus with the Graphics Calculator

Precalculus

Robert P. Hostetler

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