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|6 Y% d9 \# l w/ P/ ~CHAPTER 1 LIMITS OF FUNCTIONS2 O- E' P& S- n# g8 Y) {
Section 1-1 Limits
( q8 m2 \8 o+ i' X cSection 1-2 One-Sided Limit k' [7 ^1 R7 i
Section 1-3 Continuity
( ^3 P; h) J) Q8 F& NSection 1-4 A Limit at Infinity and Infinite Limit1 I( _/ i, n! o; Z6 t+ Q$ m
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CHAPTER 2 DERIVATIVE) I5 g( Q) C- Z6 u9 z
Section 2-1 Definition of Derivative
/ n* d* v# a3 l) e2 |5 E( z! ASection 2-2 The Rule of Differentiation
c- T8 N- D, t0 tSection 2-3 Chain Rule and Implicit Differentiation: K5 V+ f2 ~- @
Section 2-4 Derivatives of Exponential and Logarithmic F
0 h+ z/ M# U. a( y2 K4 QSection 2-5 Numerical Approximate –Differentials
: v. M# U. i; P1 _/ A( lSection 2-6 Derivatives of Trigonometric Functions
% o) j# S7 D2 |4 L/ K* ^3 YSection 2-7 Derivatives of Inverse Trigonometric F
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CHAPTER 3 APPLICATIONS OF DERIVATIVES+ c1 w: y: M" P+ u6 ^" J3 Y2 w
Section 3-1 The Mean Value Theorem and its Applications
, E. R( R. n T$ e. y" ]Section 3-2 Increasing and Decreasing Functions
{' l6 k: G' j% f9 JSection 3-3 Maximum and Minimum Values
* L Q( d7 M/ Q6 ]" C3 `, MSection 3-4 The Max -Min Problems" G1 L7 f* I$ u# Z
Section 3-5 Concavity and Points of Inflection
4 U! _# Q& a* e: R* B, K" [Section 3-6 Asymptotes9 Z9 A! [& s' b I
Section 3-7 Sketching curve
" l- D, H* g# R) G4 y5 W3 B4 iSection 3-8 L' Hopital's Rule$ Y% U4 q( T) m H
Section 3-9 Taylor Series
) U W. h) B& j XSection 3-10 Applications In Marginal Analysis* s" u& k/ ]; {" s5 h
Section 3-11 Elasticity- @ s% E2 u/ w" @
|5 v8 {. L7 x' R) N4 T5 xCHAPTER 4 THE INDEFINITE INTEGRALS* ]) I+ F4 k2 J) g
Section 4-1 Antiderivative and The Indefinite Integrals
7 @# Z- Q5 J+ Q* WSection 4-2 Integration by Changing Variables
I! J, N1 c- o5 oSection 4-3 Integration by Parts
/ S+ k7 {2 l* \6 v( X) v& }6 ^/ ?Section 4-4 The Trigonometric Integrals4 y6 m; P* c- I9 Y& N1 {( [' W( K
Section 4-5 The Integration by Partial Fractions
& G- r$ n# S2 k5 }0 c' USection 4-6 Trigonometric and Half-Angle Substitution" L1 r& ?3 G, Z
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CHAPTER 5 THE DEFINITE INTEGRALS
* ~" Y1 Q7 U7 R; h& \Section 5-1 Areas and the Definition of Definite Integral
3 t; H5 ~: Q* _' ^Section 5-2 The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
% ?3 w) ~5 m% P% w9 }- GSection 5-3 The Approximate Integration y$ V5 z& r& b0 V3 @
Section 5-4 The Improper Integrals ) L5 t7 g M8 K/ I
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CHAPTER 6 APPLICATIONS OF INTEGRATION# i7 a$ i5 N8 N# U
Section 6-1 Areas between Curves0 d8 R' z$ \" q" g9 V4 R
Section 6-2 Areas in Polar Coordinates( S6 n) k6 W& A
Section 6-3 Arc Length
3 g! R5 U6 S$ }# q. \( |4 h+ i4 T0 dSection 6-4 Volumes and The Volumes of Revolution6 m: i( K) r7 A& u+ E! H2 J- j" h
Section 6-5 Area of a Surface of Revolution
" |/ Q. A- @8 d5 xSection 6-6 Centroid of A Plane Region
) S) D# N( [6 ISection 6-7 Work and The Problems of The Engineering
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( O! K v/ a' RCHAPTER 7 PARTIAL DERIVATIVES
( u4 i& z+ W& a0 d! mSection 7-1 Limits and Continuity
, u; @. V3 L2 {# N% S; C+ GSection 7-2 Partial Derivatives4 V7 x( h/ a0 q0 B0 p0 d
Section 7-3 The Differentials and Chain Rules
' ~7 l3 ?& u+ q' @* w, OSection 7-4 Extrema of Functions of Two Variables. k3 O) P1 d6 N5 m, t! e8 Q$ Y9 n. j
Section 7-5 Directional Derivatives, Gradient and Tangent Plane
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- ~+ [' f3 w, Z9 p r1 ~CHAPTER 8 MULTIPLE INTEGRALS
( G0 v$ K- x" ~2 n3 @# ]Section 8-1 Integrals over a Rectangle8 D% \8 ?! L" r2 T+ h; M4 n% [
Section 8-2 Integrals over a Region) p3 n. }& ?) h0 @
Section 8-3 Three-Dimensional Iterated Integrals& E; P" p6 Y$ @, T" d
Section 8-4 Multiple Integration in Polar, Cylindrical and Spherical Coordinates+ _- T$ i; U& u- A7 e0 B
Section 8-5 Applications of Multiple Integrals0 d% \! Y( D4 @ t
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