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An edition of Mathematics (1998)

COMAP'S mathematics

modeling our world : pre-calculus

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Demonstrates using mathematical concepts to solve problems about how our world works. Mathematical modeling is the process of looking at a problem, finding a mathematical core, working within that core, and coming back to see what mathematics tells you about the problem. Real problems ask such questions as: How do we create computer animations? Where should we locate a fire station? How do we effectively control an animal population? This approach integrates a mix of ideas in geometry, algebra, and data analysis with technologies of computers and graphing calculators.

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W.H. Freeman
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Table of Contents

Functions in modeling
The exponential and logarithmic functions
Polynomial models
Coordinate systems and vectors
Matrices
Analytic geometry
Counting and the binomial theorem
Modeling change with discrete dynamical systems.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Prepared with the support of a grant from the National Science Foundation. ESI-9255252.

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Course 4, Mathematics:, Pre-calculus

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vii, 532 p. :
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The authors of this text demonstrate using mathematical concepts to solve truly interesting problems about how our world works. Mathematical modeling is the process of looking at a problem, finding a mathematical core, working within that core, and coming back to see what mathematics tells you about the problem. Real problems ask such questions as: How do we create computer animations? Where should we locate a fire station? How do we effectively control an animal population? This approach integrates a mix of ideas in geometry, algebra, and data analysis with technologies of computers and graphing calculators

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