Name: College Algebra, Books a la Carte Edition plus MyLab Math with Pearson eText, Access Card Package (5th Edition)
Author: Judith A. Beecher, Judith A. Penna, Marvin L. Bittinger
ISBN: 9780321973443

Chapter 1.1 - Introduction To Graphing Chapter 1.2 - Functions And Graphs Chapter 1.3 - Linear Functions, Slope, And Applications Chapter 1.MCMR - Mid-chapter Mixed Review Chapter 1.4 - Equations Of Lines And Modeling Chapter 1.5 - Linear Equations, Functions, Zeros, And Applications Chapter 1.6 - Solving Linear Inequalities Chapter 1.RE - Review Exercises Chapter 1.CT - Chapter Test Chapter 2.1 - Increasing, Decreasing, And Piecewise Functions; Applications

Chapter 2.2 - The Algebra Of Functions Chapter 2.3 - The Composition Of Functions Chapter 2.MCMR - Mid-chapter Mixed Review Chapter 2.4 - Symmetry Chapter 2.5 - Transformations Chapter 2.6 - Variation And Applications Chapter 2.RE - Review Exercises Chapter 2.CT - Chapter Test Chapter 3.1 - The Complex Numbers Chapter 3.2 - Quadratic Equations, Functions, Zeros, And Models Chapter 3.3 - Analyzing Graphs Of Quadratic Functions Chapter 3.MCMR - Mid-chapter Mixed Review Chapter 3.4 - Solving Rational Equations And Radical Equations Chapter 3.5 - Solving Equations And Inequalities With Absolute Value Chapter 3.RE - Review Exercises Chapter 3.CT - Chapter Test Chapter 4.1 - Polynomial Functions And Models Chapter 4.2 - Graphing Polynomial Functions Chapter 4.3 - Polynomial Division; The Remainder Theorem And The Factor Theorem Chapter 4.MCMR - Mid-chapter Mixed Review Chapter 4.4 - Theorems About Zeros Of Polynomial Functions Chapter 4.5 - Rational Functions Chapter 4.6 - Polynomial Inequalities And Rational Inequalities Chapter 4.RE - Review Exercises Chapter 4.CT - Chapter Test Chapter 5.1 - Inverse Functions Chapter 5.2 - Exponential Functions And Graphs Chapter 5.3 - Logarithmic Functions And Graphs Chapter 5.MCMR - Mid-chapter Mixed Review Chapter 5.4 - Properties Of Logarithmic Functions Chapter 5.5 - Solving Exponential Equations And Logarithmic Equations Chapter 5.6 - Applications And Models: Growth And Decay; Compound Interest Chapter 5.RE - Review Exercises Chapter 5.CT - Chapter Test Chapter 6.1 - Systems Of Equations In Two Variables Chapter 6.2 - Systems Of Equations In Three Variables Chapter 6.3 - Matrices And Systems Of Equations Chapter 6.4 - Matrix Operations Chapter 6.MCMR - Mid-chapter Mixed Review Chapter 6.5 - Inverses Of Matrices Chapter 6.6 - Determinants And Cramer’s Rule Chapter 6.7 - Systems Of Inequalities And Linear Programming Chapter 6.8 - Partial Fractions Chapter 6.RE - Review Exercises Chapter 6.CT - Chapter Test Chapter 7.1 - The Parabola Chapter 7.2 - The Circle And The Ellipse Chapter 7.MCMR - Mid-chapter Mixed Review Chapter 7.3 - The Hyperbola Chapter 7.4 - Nonlinear Systems Of Equations And Inequalities Chapter 7.RE - Review Of Exercises Chapter 7.CT - Chapter Test Chapter 8.1 - Sequences And Series Chapter 8.2 - Arithmetic Sequences And Series Chapter 8.3 - Geometric Sequences And Series Chapter 8.4 - Mathematical Induction Chapter 8.MCMR - Mid-chapter Mixed Review Chapter 8.5 - Combinatorics: Permutations Chapter 8.6 - Combinatorics: Combinations Chapter 8.7 - The Binomial Theorem Chapter 8.8 - Probability Chapter 8.RE - Review Of Exercises Chapter 8.CT - Chapter Test Chapter J.1 - Real Numbers Chapter J.2 - Properties Of Real Numbers Chapter J.3 - Absolute Value Chapter J.4 - Operations With Real Numbers Chapter J.5 - Order On The Number Line Chapter J.6 - Interval Notation Chapter J.7 - Integers As Exponents Chapter J.8 - Scientific Notation Chapter J.9 - Order Of Operations Chapter J.10 - Introduction To Polynomials Chapter J.11 - Add And Subtract Polynomials Chapter J.12 - Multiply Polynomials Chapter J.13 - Factor Polynomials Chapter J.14 - Equation-solving Principles Chapter J.15 - Inequality-solving Principles Chapter J.16 - Principle Of Zero Products Chapter J.17 - Principle Of Square Roots Chapter J.18 - Simplify Rational Expressions Chapter J.19 - Multiply And Divide Rational Expressions Chapter J.20 - Add And Subtract Rational Expressions Chapter J.21 - Simplify Complex Rational Expressions Chapter J.22 - Simplify Radical Expressions Chapter J.23 - Rationalizing Denominators Chapter J.24 - Rational Exponents Chapter J.25 - Pythagorean Theorem

Book Details

For courses in college algebra.

This package includes MyMathLab^®.

Visualize. Interact. Succeed.

Beecher, Penna, and Bittinger’s College Algebra is known for enabling students to “see the math” through its focus on visualization and early introduction to functions. With the Fifth Edition, the authors continue to innovate by creating and positioning review material to provide a more effective tool for teachers and students.

25 Just-In-Time review topics are placed throughout the text and MyMathLab to help students right when they need it most. This, along with the existing Mid-chapter Mixed Review exercises, Study Guide summaries, and the new MyMathLab with Integrated Review course, students have an unparalleled amount of review resources to help them be successful in the course.

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MyMathLab is an online homework, tutorial, and assessment program designed to work with this text to engage students and improve results. Within its structured environment, students practice what they learn, test their understanding, and pursue a personalized study plan that helps them absorb course material and understand difficult concepts. With this edition, the authors focused on developing MyMathLab features that help better prepare students and get them thinking more visually and conceptually.

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