College Algebra 3rd Edition By Carl Stitz Jeff Zeager

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Question Availability Color Key BLACK questions are available nowGRAY questions are under developmentGroupQuantityQuestionsChapter 1: Relations and Functions10Chapter 2: Linear and Quadratic Functions20Chapter 3: Polynomial Functions30Chapter 4: Rational Functions40Chapter 5: Further Topics in Functions50Chapter 6: Exponential and Logarithmic Functions60Chapter 7: Hooked on Conics70Chapter 8: Systems of Equations and Matrices80Chapter 9: Sequences and the Binomial Theorem90Chapter 10: Foundations of Trigonometry100Chapter 11: Applications of Trigonometry110Total0.

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Content Overview Course MaterialsYESNOLumen OHM Questions?X – for chapters 1-5, 7-15Editable Text?If you know LaTexX – accessVideo Support?X – for CH. 1-5, 7-15Written Assessments/ Test?X –Powerpoint?X (some)-XCourse Description:This course is delivered in Lumen OHM with automated grading of numerical and algebraic answers, similar to WebAssign and MyMathLab. This makes it appropriate for self-study by students, or as a face to face course.

College Algebra 3rd Corrected Edition Carl Stitz And Jeff Zeager

This course can be imported into your LMS (Blackboard, Canvas, Moodle) to provide a single-sign on experience for your students, as well as grade return for you.This course covers material traditionally taught in either Precalculus I or College Algebra courses. Specific topics include a review of fundamental algebra skills, followed by an introduction to relations and functions. Four chapters of the text focus on the study of specific functions, their graphs, intercepts, and transformations. Linear, quadratic, polynomial, rational, exponential and logarithmic functions are included in this study. Additionally modeling with functions and attention to using technology to explore specific characteristics of functions are addressed. The last three chapters of the text focus on conics, systems of equations and sequences.TextThe text for was written by Carl Stitz and Jeff Zeager. This text is a favorite amongst post-secondary math instructors based on it’s elegant delivery of mathematical topics delivered with a twist of humor.While the authors would like nothing more than to delve quickly and deeply into the sheer excitement that is Precalculus, experience has taught us that a brief refresher on some basic notions is welcome, if not completely necessary, at this stage.