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CHAPTER 1 LIMITS OF FUNCTIONS
% f) F, d0 D1 Z8 [# lSection 1-1 Limits, ]0 u9 V( U1 q3 |% t* H$ f( S
Section 1-2 One-Sided Limit
. h( y$ j! V, n) b; y; k1 {$ {Section 1-3 Continuity
7 G) Q7 g% E5 n5 s, _ U( _# B+ F) Y! K1 ~Section 1-4 A Limit at Infinity and Infinite Limit1 v" P& ^/ V1 b) L
1 n" a) R" u4 k/ z. x/ ?# s0 YCHAPTER 2 DERIVATIVE
0 o& w) X6 Q9 `6 u# RSection 2-1 Definition of Derivative
. Q" q6 O2 E- a& Q# K7 y2 NSection 2-2 The Rule of Differentiation
' I% _" ]2 q& `( WSection 2-3 Chain Rule and Implicit Differentiation
2 w) b, r3 z( M& t( gSection 2-4 Derivatives of Exponential and Logarithmic F 1 n8 @7 @5 @3 I @3 |7 M
Section 2-5 Numerical Approximate –Differentials: s1 i# ?3 ]7 Q0 Y
Section 2-6 Derivatives of Trigonometric Functions% v3 a7 ?* _8 i, J6 W3 j5 Q
Section 2-7 Derivatives of Inverse Trigonometric F3 [; ]9 u8 X6 N
" \6 e* h. }+ d gCHAPTER 3 APPLICATIONS OF DERIVATIVES) ^4 V0 q2 K+ @2 k/ d! W
Section 3-1 The Mean Value Theorem and its Applications* U9 ^5 O; N( Q3 U
Section 3-2 Increasing and Decreasing Functions
" l: d/ {. H( H6 y- \Section 3-3 Maximum and Minimum Values( O. X. B( H9 G
Section 3-4 The Max -Min Problems, N9 n! E B+ C! ~1 d
Section 3-5 Concavity and Points of Inflection
6 C- I& z/ d3 f+ _' QSection 3-6 Asymptotes0 y3 K# J6 T6 A% P
Section 3-7 Sketching curve
3 t9 W& @' k0 W/ d, R ^8 JSection 3-8 L' Hopital's Rule
0 O0 X8 A7 f3 T+ b% cSection 3-9 Taylor Series7 V5 `% {( o" m. {1 H9 `
Section 3-10 Applications In Marginal Analysis6 h/ h( b# ?3 I6 D
Section 3-11 Elasticity
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! L- e3 ~- B ^/ B7 ~2 u1 oCHAPTER 4 THE INDEFINITE INTEGRALS2 E0 w3 ]4 `) e4 v; Y1 K
Section 4-1 Antiderivative and The Indefinite Integrals
6 `3 {2 j9 M9 z# K: SSection 4-2 Integration by Changing Variables) w6 b. C5 }: @) S3 @, G
Section 4-3 Integration by Parts/ Q+ \7 H [ F% L- H: G2 K
Section 4-4 The Trigonometric Integrals
; o& `9 t$ @! u( Q3 Z6 mSection 4-5 The Integration by Partial Fractions
3 L8 f9 ?: V! Y# h j" C1 ~/ }Section 4-6 Trigonometric and Half-Angle Substitution
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h; Q+ D+ k1 _- a/ D( s8 x- _. OCHAPTER 5 THE DEFINITE INTEGRALS
; R7 [3 N5 p. o- ?5 ?* u, ESection 5-1 Areas and the Definition of Definite Integral
2 ^$ \; d/ ]* u% cSection 5-2 The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus1 c: f5 V @% b+ {1 X, A8 x( V. F
Section 5-3 The Approximate Integration
S- D% K/ p1 v2 r; ^. ZSection 5-4 The Improper Integrals }3 k! ]+ e) N( |
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CHAPTER 6 APPLICATIONS OF INTEGRATION
9 ^" A/ J$ Y2 g1 U/ GSection 6-1 Areas between Curves
1 y5 G7 ~( r; B8 z1 C6 vSection 6-2 Areas in Polar Coordinates
, V# V$ n, Y; J+ }3 b/ o: J9 FSection 6-3 Arc Length
' b3 _1 m, _3 {% q) @7 BSection 6-4 Volumes and The Volumes of Revolution( ] K; u. }' h& t/ M" _
Section 6-5 Area of a Surface of Revolution
* m; U) o- g8 MSection 6-6 Centroid of A Plane Region
9 W( I# J N I! C% G$ ?2 X* USection 6-7 Work and The Problems of The Engineering
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3 b% ~ N; k& }' {CHAPTER 7 PARTIAL DERIVATIVES
9 t- Z; M4 a; |" v5 U6 r, jSection 7-1 Limits and Continuity& M1 _+ M! a4 V q8 C, F0 q& \' j' ?
Section 7-2 Partial Derivatives# d* Y& D1 ~5 i4 Q# E
Section 7-3 The Differentials and Chain Rules" S! r( V" w# [
Section 7-4 Extrema of Functions of Two Variables; T# g0 {: W1 g7 Y/ A) h# G
Section 7-5 Directional Derivatives, Gradient and Tangent Plane+ a" D! O) O: V9 W$ z" j
; `! b5 \) d: W( k, oCHAPTER 8 MULTIPLE INTEGRALS
" }9 M- J# X) X/ ySection 8-1 Integrals over a Rectangle/ _" O6 h6 _. h7 N: H0 `* w
Section 8-2 Integrals over a Region
0 Y" m% B/ I3 w( K7 j6 HSection 8-3 Three-Dimensional Iterated Integrals
0 v" l& i& U& Q# F) GSection 8-4 Multiple Integration in Polar, Cylindrical and Spherical Coordinates
% s. R2 T; _% n* XSection 8-5 Applications of Multiple Integrals
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