Self-tutor for computer calculus using mathematica 2.0
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Self-tutor for computer calculus using mathematica 2.0
Prentice-Hall Canada, c1992
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Bibliography: p. 293
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
A self-study companion text to a first course in calculus. This guide introduces Mathematica, a high-level language of analytical and numerical mathematics. It encourages use of the wide range of graphing and animation capabilities and aims to provide a basis for exploration of theory.
Table of Contents
- Beginning Mathematica
- beginning calculus
- the derivative
- methods of approximation
- properties of differential functions
- antiderivatives
- the definite integral
- numerical integration
- applications of the integral
- exponential and logarithmic functions
- trigonometric and hyperbolic functions
- techniques of integration
- calculus projects. Appendix: Mathematica functions introduced.
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