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To the Instructor; To the Student Chapter 1. Mathematical Background
1.1 Introductory Remarks
1.2 Sets
1.3 Numbers
1.4 Inequalities
1.5 The Absolute Value
1.6 Intervals and Neighborhoods
1.7 Rectangular Coordinates
1.8 Straight Lines
1.9 More about Straight Lines Chapter 2. Differential Calculus
2.1 Functions
2.2 More about Functions
2.3 Graphs
2.4 Derivatives and Limits
2.5 More about Derivatives
2.6 More about Limits
2.7 Differentiation Technique
2.8 Further Differentiation Technique
2.9 Other Kinds of Limits Chapter 3. Differentiation as a Tool
3.1 Velocity and Acceleration
3.2 Related Rates and Business Applications
3.3 Properties of Continuous Functions
3.4 Properties of Differentiable Functions
3.5 Applications of the Mean Value Theorem
3.6 Local Extrema
3.7 Concavity and Inflection Points
3.8 Optimization Problems Chapter 4. Integral Calculus
4.1 The Definite Integral
4.2 Properties of Definite Integrals
4.3 The Logarithm
4.4 The Exponential
4.5 More about the Logarithm and Exponential
4.6 Integration Technique
4.7 Improper Integrals Chapter 5. Integration as a Tool
5.1 Elementary Differential Equations
5.2 Problems of Growth and Decay
5.3 Problems of Motion Chapter 6. Functions of Several Variables
6.1 From Two to n Dimensions
6.2 Limits and Differentiation
6.3 The Chain Rule
6.4 Extrema in n Dimensions Tables; Selected Hints and Answers; Supplementary Hints and Answers; Index
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Daniel Oghina
reviewed Essential Calculus: With Applications on September 27, 2012
Essential Calculus
I tried to work out the examples from Calculus Refresher but found them to be dated and sometimes archaic. Sure, some of them problems were modern, but I'd rather stick with any modern day calculus textbook and learn something from it.
There is a nice question-and-answer format in Calculus Refresher, and the printing makes the text easily accessible. The explanations are decently nice. However, my knowledge didn't feel sufficiently increased from the book. The solutions in the back of the book are there, but they are selected and final without any worked out details.
All in all, if I am you and want to solve problems, I would pick up some discontinued college calculus textbook and go from there rather than Calculus Refresher which was written in 1945, and a lot has been changed to this day. On the other hand, Calculus Refresher is a good explanatory book.
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