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CONNECTING KNOWLEDGE with UNDERSTANDING {ONE LESSON AT A TIME}
It's that time of year when seniors are receiving their college acceptance letters. Woohoo, so exciting! The school where I work is very small, so we acknowledge each acceptance for every senior at monthly assemblies. It's so neat to hear all the different schools that our students have been accepted! Often I get a little teary-eyed because I am so proud of them.
This makes it a perfect time for me to whip out the College Trend Project involving linear and exponential lines of best fit. Students research different universities to see if the tuition is trending as a linear or exponential function and predict future tuition costs.
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Students will be able to demonstrate their knowledge and understanding of the following skills:
Gather accurate data and create a table
Graph a scatter plot
Find the linear and exponential line of best fit and graph
Determine which equation (linear or exponential) best models the data
Predict future tuition costs using the line of best fit function
Research background information about each university/college
Of all the projects we do, this is definitely my students' favorite. They LOVE to research universities they are interested in attending and are shocked by how much the cost has changed over the years. I also incorporate a stations activity, so students can review each other's projects. The students have fun looking at other universities they may not have thought of or even heard of before. Plus, these student sheets help you grade the projects too, which is a nice perk! Most students do this project in 9th or 10th grade, so by the time they are seniors, we love to look back and talk about the schools they thought they would attend and how their plans may have changed. If you are interested in learning more about this project and using it in your class, click on the example below. The project and rubric are 100% editable, so you can adjust the years. Plus, I've included two bonus calculator reference sheets (linear regression and exponential regression) to help your students with the line of best fit portion of the project. Oh, and I forgot to mention there is a ton of technology integrated into this project!
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Complex Analysis Books - Best Textbooks in Complex Analysis
Reviews of textbooks in complex analysis, the subfield of calculus dealing with imaginary and complex numbers.
Complex analysis, to the layperson, is a subject involving calculus using both real and imaginary numbers. It is a strange subject, but a beautiful one, and is often both fun and challenging to learn, in part because it is easy to visualize, but sometimes requires thinking in more than 3 dimensions.
This page gives my personal review of a number of different textbooks on complex analysis.
I start with more introductory books (for advanced college students, people having taken calculus but not much more math) and then move into more advanced texts, suitable to graduate students and people who have already taken this subject.
I have read and worked with every one of these books! Every review here is from my personal experience, which in most cases is quite extensive
First, Some Advice About Complex Analysis
Tips for students as well as teachers / professors
Complex analysis is a subject that sounds more difficult than it is. Many students have expressed to me that complex analysis shocked them by being easy and fun (relative to other advanced math courses), and the comparatively accessible-sounding "Real analysis" similarly surprised them by being painfully abstract and brutally difficult.
Advice for students: Don't be intimidated. This is a fun subject! If you have a tough time understanding the book your professor has chosen, get a supplemental book at a more accessible level.
Advice for teachers and professors: More so than any other subject, complex analysis has the ability to really wow students with deep mathematical truths that are bizarre and profoundly beautiful. It is also a subject that can be approached in many different ways. Rather than strictly taking one approach to the subject, try to give students a feel for the different facets of the subject. You can alternatively emphasize geometrical reasoning, the topological aspects of the subject, clever manipulations of infinite series, connections to number theory, or more direct practical applications.
Whether you're a student or a teacher, but especially for teachers, I think it is worthwhile to expose yourself to as many different perspectives on this subject as possible.
It's hard for me to pick a favorite book on the subject of Complex Analysis, but if I had to pick one single book, it would be this one. I think it is best for advanced undergraduates and beginning graduate students, an ideal text for learning Complex Analysis from for the first time.
Strengths: Clear writing, rich motivation and discussion. Proofs are clear and accessible, and the book makes good use of geometry to explain concepts and develop intuition. Covers a good amount of ground. Gives equal weight both to practical (applied mathematics) applications as well as applications in pure math. Lastly, the earlier sections are presented in ways that it is easy for more advanced students to skip over them, making the book useful for a wide range of ability levels.
Downsides: This book does not provide rigorous proofs of all theorems it covers. It is oriented primarily towards undergraduates and beginning graduate students, and people going deeper in the subject will probably require a more rigorous book.
This book is a newer edition (blue cover) of an older book by Churchhill and Brown (Red Cover). This is the clearest, most accessible introduction to the subject of complex analysis that I have ever read and worked with. I recommend it especially at the undergraduate level, for engineers and physicists, and for self-study. It is the most accessible and easiest to work through book of all the texts I review here.
Strengths: Unparalleled clarity and detail. I find I can read the proofs in this book more easily than any other, without ever getting stuck. This makes the book outstanding for self-study. I think this would be a great first introduction to the subject.
Weaknesses: This book will probably move too slow for some students, and will be less useful for graduate students studying pure mathematics. The emphasis is on clarity and fullness of explanation. It is not comprehensive as an advanced reference, however, and I don't think it would be as useful for a graduate course or at an advanced level.
This is an outstanding book which I think is not best for all uses, but serves a very important purpose. I recommend it as a study text, as it is poorly suited as a concise reference.
This is a good second book on complex analysis to purchase, and it would also be outstanding for teachers and professors to purchase and work through before teaching an intro complex analysis course. This is a book for someone who wants to dedicate a lot of time to really mastering the subject and exploring all the nuances of it. It is advanced, but in a completely different way from the dry "theorem-proof" approaches of other advanced texts.
Pros: Exceptionally thorough. Numerous exercises, some of which are very tough and go quite deep into the subject. I think the exercises are my favorite part of the book. I especially like the exercises which explore counterexamples to converses of theorems.
Cons: Not the easiest book to read; requires extensive thought to get through. I often find the diagrams less-than-fully helpful. Probably not best suited to someone studying the subject for the first time.
This is a classic book on complex analysis. I find it clear and accessible, but it has a faster pace and more minimal style than most undergrads would be used to. This is a text for a serious mathematician, with a high standard of rigor. It covers all the key results in the subject, but it stays relatively compact by avoiding some of the more specialized topics. I recommend it for students and teachers who prefer a more dry, theorem-proof style that gets to the point and expects the reader to do more of the work to understand the material.
Pros: I found this book very clear to read once I got to the appropriate level. I found the order of topics natural, and the exercises to be at just the right difficulty level.
Cons: Requires experience with in mathematical analysis/advanced calculus, as well as a certain level of mathematical sophistication (at least 3 proof-oriented math classes). I think this book is most accessible to students who have already studied some complex analysis. This book is also a bit pricey.
Serge Lang's Complex Analysis
Mixed Feelings on this Book: Topological Flavor, and Inconsistent Pace
Serge Lang is best known for his book Algebra, which I gave outstanding reviews, but which is admittedly tough to read. This book is much more accessible and is completely different from that one--less radical and much more elementary. People seem to have mixed feelings about this book, and I can see why, as I explain below.
Pros: This book provides a more topological approach to complex analysis. Excellent motivation is provided for usually abstract theorems, especially in later chapters. As someone who thinks topologically and has better intuition for topological reasoning than pure symbolic logic, I found this book easier to understand than most.
Cons: Inconsistent pacing: I found the beginning portions of the book to move painfully slow (especially for people who have prior background in rigorous mathematical analysis/advanced calculus), but the end of the book seems too fast, especially given the pace of the beginning. I also did not particularly like the order or choice of topics.
Greene and Krantz' Function Theory of One Complex Variable is yet another unorthodox and I think under-appreciated book on complex analysis, that is one of my favorite books on the subject.
This book's primary goal is to present complex analysis more in terms of its relationships with multi-variable calculus (Calc 3), and de-emphasize its relationship to topology. I want to preface this review by saying that I am someone who loves topology, and tends to think topologically, especially when it comes to complex analysis. So I was initially skeptical of the goals and philosophy behind this text.
But when I began working with it, my mind was opened. The approach works, and quite beautifully. The authors have come up with something very novel.
Pros: This book will likely seem much more accessible and natural to people who are coming straight out of subjects like Calc 3 (Multivariable Calculus) and differential equations. I think this book is actually so accessible that the authors have over-stated the requirements to work with it and understand it. I think this book would be accessible to most undergraduates who have taken Calc 3. My favorite part of this book is the rich, explanatory prose. The writing is captivating and ample motivation is provided for the various theorems.
Cons: At a few points in the book, proofs in the book have a rather tedious and ugly plug-and-chug approach, which I find a little tiresome and not particularly good for developing intuition. Exercises are a bit inconsistent in difficulty level and I found some of them to be too easy, especially for a text marketed as a graduate-level text.
This is a intermediate-level textbook. I found it very clear, but it picks up the pace much faster than some of the other textbooks I review on this page. Students with a strong background in abstract mathematics and the guidance of a good teacher may be able to delve right into this book without prior background in complex analysis, but for self-study or undergraduates, I'd recommend starting with an easier book.
Pros: Gets into deep results quickly. Very clear, especially to people who are used to working through smaller details on their own.
Cons: A few major theorems are left to exercises, which can make this book a bit less useful as a reference. Moves pretty fast and requires sufficient mathematical maturity. Probably a bit too dense for most students encountering complex analysis for the first time.
Free Online Complex Analysis Books
Textbooks on complex analysis, downloadable free of charge
So far I've only found one free online textbook on this subject that I would recommend; thankfully, it is a pretty good one:
Hard or Easy: Which is Better?
Some advice for students and teachers alike.
Students are often tempted to think that if a book is easier to understand, it is a better choice. This is not always the case. Some easier-to-read books may be sloppy in their use of logic, making them a poor choice for students who are going on in mathematics, who will need to understand the material in a deeper, mathematically rigorous way later.
Challenging problem sets and even more concise proofs can also provide useful exercise, which can help develop your mathematical skill and prepare you for doing higher-level research later on.
But many teachers, especially professors at research-oriented universities, make the opposite mistake, assigning concise, math-oriented texts to classes of engineers and scientists who may never need the higher-level mathematics. In complex analysis, there are a broad range of levels of rigor that you can find in textbooks. I recommend finding the level that is right for you. Teachers, don't try to force students to study at a higher or lower level than they want.
But students, don't go straight for the easiest book if you really want to understand the subject inside and out. Sometimes having a more elementary book on hand can help you work your way through a denser, more rigorous text, so that you get the best of both worlds. | 677.169 | 1 |
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This is the first mainstream mathematics unit for students who have entered the university with a strong background in mathematics. It is highly recommended for students with a serious interest in science and technology, and recommended for students in many other areas who wish to develop their mathematical knowledge with attention to the detail required for a rigorous development of the subject. Apart from some brief discussion on complex numbers and congruences, the main topic in the algebra half of this unit concerns linearity and the interplay between algebra and geometry. Plane geometry is first used to motivate the study of systems of linear equations. Algebraic techniques involving matrices and determinants are then developed to study these problems further. The algebraic machinery developed is then used to study geometrical problems in three‐dimensional space. The notion of a limit is developed to a more sophisticated level than in secondary school mathematics, and this is used to study the differential and integral calculus involving functions of one real variable to a far greater depth than before. Some numerical techniques for integration are also discussed. Students who do not have the required background for this unit can take MATH135 which studies the same material, but from a less sophisticated standpoint.
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Lectures: you should attend two hours of each lecture stream each week, making a total of four hours.
Tutorials: you should attend one tutorial each week.
Required and Recommended Texts and/or Materials
The following texts are recommended for this unit, and are available from the CO-OP Bookshop on campus, and are in the reference section of the Library.
Stewart; Calculus
Anton: Linear Algebra and its Applications
Other similar texts are available in the Library, and for reference in the Numeracy Centre (C5A 225).
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Students are expected to have access to an internet enabled computer with a web browser and Adobe Reader software. Several areas of the university provide wireless access for portable computers. There are computers for student use in the Library and in the Numeracy Centre (C5A 255).
Difficulties with your home computer or internet connection do not constitute a reasonable excuse for lateness of, or failure to submit, assessment tasksAssessment tasks
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Final examinationBe able to present reasoning and conclusions informed by analysis involving calculus and linear algebra, in a variety of modes, to diverse audiences (expert and non-expert).
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Hello everyone,
I am new to calculus concepts.How many days does it take to learn the concepts of calculus-1 for a beginner who doesnot know what calculus is ?
I have ordered the book for Calculus-1: Calculus 9th edition, Varberg, Purcell and Rigdon
Appreciate your advices.
That depends on a lot of things... How comfortable are you with algebra, trig and precalc? If very, it will go relatively. How much time are you willing to invest per day? The more time, the faster you'll learn. How deep do you want to understand it? If you really want to understand the foundations, it will take longer. If this is what you are doing, you may want to try to find Apostol's book as well. You can find a pdf online (I don't remember where I found it).
Also, it seems the solution manual is considered essential for the text you ordered (Based on Amazon reviews), so you may want to pick that up.
Hello cknapp,
I got the book:Calculus 9th edition, Varberg, Purcell and Rigdon to learn calculus. That book provides only the answers to the odd questions without any explaination. For a beginner like me finds it difficult to learn calculus. I tried to google for the solution manual. The price of the book seems to be $22.25 for the used copy and $29.35 for the new one. Do you suggest me to go for used or new book? Will there be any difference in terms of material in used and new books.
Also the prices of graphing calculator TI-84 which is required for the calculus course is approx $90.Could you please suggest me where I can get the good book and calculator for less and reliable one?
Hello everyone,
I wanted to buy Calculus-Student Solutions Manual by Varberg, Dale 9th edition. The price of the book is $26.93. Is there any difference between Calculus-Student Solutions Manual by Varberg, Dale 8th edition and 9th edition.If there is no difference between them then I can get the solution manual of the 8th edition for $1.99 itself. Could anyone let me know if there is any difference between the two editions?
How many pages is it? If it's over about...350ish, don't buy it. Here are my arguments against that book:
1. It is for Calculus I. You need a book for either Pre-calculus or all of Calculus.
2. If it's too thick, it will probably ramble on for ever and ever...trust me, it will.
3. If it offers no explanations, it's a poorly written book. You need to understand how they got there.
What I would advise you to do is look at the content here. You can skip the precalculus topics to calculus topics if you are familiar with them all. Definitely read and understand this website. It contains a million dollar's worth of information. You may also want to look at this.
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This textbook is intended for college juniors or seniors majoring in mathematics, who plan to become high school teachers. It seeks to provide a deeper perspective on secondary mathematics, showing the interplay between plane geometry and algebra. A distinctive characteristic of the book is the frequent discussion of multiple paths to the solution of a problem or the proof of a theorem. Practically none of the topics covered in the book overlap with the content of courses taken by mathematics majors, say real analysis, abstract algebra, differential equations, combinatorics, probability and statistics, number theory, etc. These courses, and several others, provide indispensable mathematical maturity but are rather distant from the core of high school mathematics. Precisely, one of our main objectives is to bridge the gap between the latter and college-level mathematics. | 677.169 | 1 |
In this Precalculus course, we will investigate several important families of functions: trigonometric, exponential, and logarithmic. Sequences, series, and limits are also among our topics of discussion.
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Welcome to the course web page for the Fall 2015 manifestation of MAT 511: Abstract Algebra I at Northern Arizona University. Abstract algebra is the subject area of mathematics that studies algebraic structures, such as groups, rings, fields, modules, vector spaces, and algebras. Group theory is the study of symmetry, and is one of the most beautiful areas in all of mathematics. It arises in puzzles, visual arts, music, nature, the physical and life sciences, computer science, cryptography, and of course, throughout mathematics.
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If you need help with this, skip to the how do I do this on my calculator section. After completing his undergraduate studies, he plans to attend graduate school and study pure mathematics. Do not buy this book if you are just beginning Trigonometry. I usually demonstrate on the SMARTBoard. 5. Basic Theory of Partial Differential Equations. 100 Units. By the 10th century, Islamic mathematicians were using all six trigonometric functions, had tabulated their values, and were applying them to problems in spherical geometry .[ citation needed ] At about the same time, Chinese mathematicians developed trigonometry independently, although it was not a major field of study for them.
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I could rewrite this as 1 - sin^2, but then I'd be faced with integrating the sin^2, which is exactly as hard. But everybody in the world puts the 2 up there over the sin, and so I'll do that too. Prior to teaching the trigonometry unit the students have utilized Pythagorean Theorem, similarity and congruency conjectures, and ratios and proportions. Math chicago classes answer, prentice hall math algebra 2 test, gnuplot subtract variable, quadratic equation, a,b,c ti 89, solve these algebraic formulas.
Please note that some of the trigonometric functions can break out from the real axis into the complex plane. Well, so there are two cases to think about here. The following are among the principal quadrilaterals, with some of their properties: (1) The square (a) has all its sides equal and all its angles right angles, (b) its diagonals are equal, bisect each other at right angles and also bisect the opposite angles. (2) The rhombus (a) has all its sides equal, (b) its diagonals bisect each other at right angles and bisect the opposite angles. (3) The rectangle (a) has opposite sides equal and all its angles are right angles, (b) its diagonals are equal and bisect each other. (4) The parallelogram (a) has opposite sides equal and parallel, (b) its opposite angles are equal, (c) its diagonals bisect each other. (5) The trapezium has two opposite sides parallel.
Math Trivias, easy way in addition of more numbers, worksheet in Solving Equations, 6th grade combinations, free, order the fractions, converting real number to fractional. A bingo style activity to reflect on which trigonometric ratio to use given certain. The Art of Probability for Scientists and Engineers. To do this, we often use trigonometry, which is much easier when a right triangle is involved. The sample files listed contain questions related to the WebTrig online trigonometry tutorial. (Files for subsequent lessons will be coming soon).
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· The course is set up similar to a traditional course with the only exception being students will view recorded lectures. For Math 107 and 108 only, this includes the no calculator policy. The online course is not "easier" than the traditional course. In fact, it requires more self-motivation. You should not take this course if math is a struggle for you.
· In Math 108, Math 109, Math 111, Math 107 and Math 140, there will be approximately 3 written exams and a written final. For Math 101, the tests will be multiple choice and taken online (proctored). Local students (within a 40 minute drive) should take the exams on campus at the Testing Center in Woody Hall. Other students will be allowed to use a college or university testing center or a public library as a proctor. Students will need to arrange a proctor at the beginning of the semester. Students are responsible for scheduling their test day at least 2 days in advance.
2. How will assignments be submitted?
· All homework and quizzes are submitted into Mylabsplus (see Q 6 for specific instructions on how to purchase access to MLP). Assignments have specific opening and closing dates.
· For Math 108, Math 109, Math 111, Math 107, Math 140 only, written assignments (in the form of worksheets) will be scanned in and submitted to your virtual drop box.
3. What type of help is available?
There are lecture videos for each section covered in the course syllabus. These videos cover the same material and/examples that appear in the course notes.
· Alongside every homework problem is a list of learning aids including Help Me Solve This, Videos, Animations and access to E-Textbook.
· For students who are able to come to campus, the math computer lab (Morris Library rm 0174) and the tutoring center in Trueblood Hall is open many hours each week.
· Virtual office hours available by appointment. Traditional office hours in the Neckers building will be offered by your instructor.
4. What materials must be purchased? EVERYONE ENROLLED IN THE COURSE must have access to MyLabsPlus. If you are not a local student and are enrolled in Math 108, you should contact the University Bookstore in the SIU Student Center < immediately to purchase the required materials so that you have them at the start of class.
For Math 101, you must purchase the Math 101 Course Notes from a local bookstore. If you are not a local student, you can purchase them online at and have them shipped to you.
For Math 107,you must purchase the Math 107 Course Notes from a local bookstore. If you are not a local student, you can purchase them online at and have them shipped to you. The lecture notes include the worksheets that are submitted.
For Math 108, you must purchase the Math 108 Course Notes from a local bookstore. If you are not a local student, you can purchase them online at and have them shipped to you. The lecture notes include the worksheets that are submitted.
For Math 109, you must purchase the Math 109 Course Notes from a local bookstore. If you are not a local student, you can purchase them online at and have them shipped to you. The lecture notes include the worksheets that are submitted.
All enrolled students will receive an email (to your SIU e-mail account) one week prior to the start of the semester explaining how to access the course and register your code. You will login to the class by logging into Salukinet and clicking on "My Records" and following the Pearson My Labs Plus link. | 677.169 | 1 |
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Algebra Trigonometry: Equations and Inequalities
Build a Strong Foundation of Mathematics to Start a Successful Career in Mathematics, Engineering or Science. be able to access the course lectures via any device connected to the Internet, e.g., a computer, iPad, etc.
You must have completed at least 7th grade to have the underlying mathematical skills.
You also need to have completed "Algebra Trigonometry Prerequisites", the previous course in this series or have a fairly good understanding of the topics discussed therein.
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This course is the second stepping stone in a series of 29 courses that will take your on a successful and exciting journey of Mathematics all the way up to Calculus. Nonetheless, the course can be taken individually as well. The textbook used in this course is "Algebra and Trigonometry" from the OpenStax College. This course covers the second chapter of the book.
This course covers the following topics:
Cartesian Coordinate System
Linear Equations in One Variable
Linear Equations - Models and Applications
Complex Numbers
Quadratic Equations
Other Types of Equations like Polynomial, Radical, Absolute Value Equations and Equations in Quadratic Form and involving Rational Exponents and Rational Equations
As described in the introduction video, this course can also be used in combination with a series of other courses that will take you all the way to calculus. If you'd like to have an overview of our mathematics road map, please read our "Mathematics" page on the "Great IT Courses" website.
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How to Use a graphing utility like a desktop software program or a graphing calculator to draw the graph of a function
Graphing Equations with a Graphing Utility
08:48
How to calculate the x- and y-intercepts of a function
Finding x- and y-intercepts of a graph
06:15
Calculate the x-intercept and y-intercept of a function. Use them to draw the graph.
Exercise - Finding x- and y-intercepts of a graph
07:53
Distance Formula Derivation
Distance Formula
14:09
Use the Distance Formula to calculate the distance between two points
Exercise - Distance Formula
08:09
Learn the Midpoint Formula and how it's been derived.
Midpoint Formula Derivation
12:14
Midpoint Formula Exercises
Exercise – Midpoint Formula
07:40
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Linear Equations in One Variable
19 Lectures
04:53:36
Learn how you can apply linear equations to your day-to-day life
Linear Equations Introductions
10:59
Identity, Conditional and Inconsistent Linear Equations
Linear Equations in One Variable
15:12
Learn how to solve an equation in order to find the solution set of the equation
Solving an Equation on One Variable
17:45
Learn how to solve a rational equation finding an LCD
Solving a Rational Equation
19:32
Exercise – Solving Rational Equations
16:06
Solving Rational Equations with Binomial in Denominator
17:37
Learn how to identify the excluded values of rational expressions
Rational Equations Excluded Values
10:43
Exercise - Rational Equations Excluded Values
15:40
Learn about slope, y-intercept and the general form of the equation of a straight line
Equation of Straight Lines Introduction
15:38
Slope of a Straight Line
15:09
Exercise - Slope of a Straight Line
12:50
Point-Slope Form Formula of a Straight Line
16:53
Exercise – Point-Slope Form Formula of a Straight Line
14:30
How to Write the Equation of a line in standard form and exercises
Standard Form of a Line
14:11
How to write the equation, draw the graph and calculate the slope of Horizontal and vertical lines
Horizontal and Vertical Lines
17:07
The slope of perpendicular lines are the negative reciprocal of each other - Proof
Perpendicular Lines and their Slopes
17:43
Parallel and Perpendicular Lines and their Slopes – Concept and Example
Parallel and Perpendicular Lines and their Slopes
14:22
Watch the first part of the exercise in the previous video. A continuation of the last video
Exercise - Parallel and Perpendicular Lines and their Slopes
14:54
Equation of a Line Parallel or Perpendicular to a Given Line
16:45
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Linear Equations - Models and Application
7 Lectures
01:36:42
Learn How you can use Linear equations to model and solve real world problems
Linear Equations Models and Applications
17:14
Learn all the necessary steps to set up a linear equation to solve a real world problem, draw the graph and analyze the graph of the equation
How to Set Up a Linear Equation to Solve a Real World Problem
19:31
Learn how to turn an English word problem into a mathematical linear equation to solve for the unknown
Setting up Linear Equations
12:04
Learn how you can set up linear equations to compare two cellphone packages from two different providers against different sets of monthly talk time duration.
Exercise – Setting Up a Linear Equation (Part 1 of 2)
19:43
Learn how you can set up linear equations to compare two cellphone packages from two different providers against different sets of monthly talk time duration.
Exercise – Setting Up a Linear Equation (Part 1 of 2)
09:22
A speed time distance situation to set up a two linear equations and solve for the unknowns
Exercise - Setting Up a Linear Equation
10:25
Two length volume situations to set up linear equations and solve for unknowns
Exercise - Setting Up a Linear Equation
08:23
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Complex Numbers
10 Lectures
01:33:14
Learn how real numbers, imaginary numbers and complex numbers are categorized and related to one another
Brief Categorization of Real, Imaginary and Complex Numbers
10:45
Learn what Imaginary and complex numbers are, what the difference between imaginary and real numbers is and where you can apply "i"
Imaginary Numbers, Complex Numbers and "i"
15:58
learn how you can write any imaginary number (sqrt(-9)) in standard form (a + bi)
Expressing an Imaginary Number in Standard Form
03:08
Learn how you can plot the real and imaginary parts of a complex number in a complex plane graphically
How to Plot a Complex Number on the Complex Plane
05:40
Adding and Subtracting Complex Numbers
06:04
Learn how you can calculate the product of a real number and a complex number and the product of two complex numbers
Multiplying Complex Numbers
11:22
Learn how to divide complex numbers by finding the complex conjugate of the denominator and multiply it into both the numerator and denominator of the original expression
Dividing Complex Numbers
13:02
Learn how to divide complex numbers by finding the complex conjugate of the denominator and perform the division
Exercise – Dividing Complex Numbers
07:26
Learn the cyclic nature of the powers of "i". Additionally, learn how you can solve large powers of "i" using the cyclic nature
Simplifying Powers of "i"
11:16
Learn how you can simplify the powers of "i" in four different ways
Exercise – Simplifying the Powers of "i"
08:33
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Quadratic Equations
17 Lectures
03:49:53
Learn what quadratic equations are, how to factorize them, the difference between an equation and an expression, Zero-product Property and how to solve a quadratic equation to find the roots or the x-intercepts
Quadratic Equations Introduction
15:01
Learn what the roots of a quadratic equation mean in terms of the graph of the function
Graphs of Quadratic Equations
14:07
Learn How to solve quadratic equations by factoring them into two simple linear expressions
Solving Quadratic Equations by Factoring
11:08
Solving Quadratic Equations - Difference of Squares Rule
04:22
Learn how to rewrite quadratic equations to get four term so you can group each to term together and simplify
Solving Quadratic Equations - Grouping
17:57
Learn how to write a higher degree quadratic equation having term like x³ in terms of normal quadratic equations and then find the roots of the simpler quadratic equation
Solving a Higher Degree Quadratic Equation - Factoring
13:14
Solving a Quadratic Equation - Square Root Property
14:33
Learn how you can solve a quadratic equation in which the x term in not present using a simple square root applied to both sides of the equation
Exercise – Solving a Quadratic Equation Using Square Root Property
15:23Solving Quadratic Equations - Completing the Square
17:55Exercise - Solving Quadratic Equations by Completing the Square
11:10
Learn what the quadratic formula is and how you can derive it.
Quadratic Formula Derivation
16:03
Learn how you can solve quadratic equations using the quadratic formula by substituting the values of a, b and c into the formula.
Exercise – Solving Quadratic Equations using Quadratic Formula
08:17
Learn the four different cases that could happen in a quadratic equation based on its discriminant for example if the equation is going to have two rational solutions, two irrational solutions, etc.
Discriminant of a Quadratic Equation
12:14
Learn how you can calculate the discriminant of any quadratic equation and predict how many solution of type real or complex you're going to have based on the discriminant.
Exercise - Discriminant of a Quadratic Equation
15:14
Learn how you can calculate the lengths of a right triangle using the Pythagorean theorem and the techniques you have learned for solving quadratic equations
Pythagorean Theorem and Solving Quadratic Equations
08:57
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Other Types of Equations
16 Lectures
03:35:28
Learn how you can rewrite expressions involving rational exponents to solve for the variable
Solving Equations Involving Rational Exponents
11:57
Learn how you can rewrite expressions involving rational exponents to solve for the variable
Exercise - Solving Equations Involving Rational Exponents
13:25
Learn how you can factor out some term of the variable in polynomials of degree higher than 2 to find the roots of the equations
Solving Equations Containing Polynomials by Factoring
10:31
Learn how you can solve radical equations by raising both sides of the equation to the index of the radical sign and solve for x
Solving Radical Equations
17:53
Learn how you can solve radical equations by raising both sides of the equation to the index of the radical sign and solve for x
Exercise - Solving Radical Equations
09:56
Learn how you can solve radical equations with two radicals by raising both sides of the equation to the index of the radical sign in two steps and solve for x
Exercise - Solving Radical Equations With Two Radicals
16:07
Learn how you can solve radical equations with two radicals by raising both sides of the equation to the index of the radical sign in two steps and solve for x
Exercise - Solving Radical Equations With Two Radicals
11:00 1 of 2)
19:12 2 of 2)
13:41
Learn how to solve absolute value equations by analyzing the equation, considering the possible cases for the equation and simplifying the equation accordingly.
Exercise - Solving Absolute Value Equations
17:57
Learn how to solve absolute value equations by analyzing the equation, considering the possible cases for the equation and simplifying the equation accordingly.
Exercise - Solving Absolute Value Equations
10:09
Learn how you can rewrite equations in quadratic form usually with a leading term exponent of 4 in the form of a standard quadratic equation and solve for x.
Solving Equations in Quadratic Form
15:41
Exercise - Learn how you can rewrite equations in quadratic form usually with a leading term exponent of 4 in the form of a standard quadratic equation and solve for x.
Exercise - Solving Equations in Quadratic Form
13:36
Learn how to solve equations that containing a binomial like x+5 instead of x as the variable.
Solving an Equation in Quadratic Form Containing a Binomial
08:41Solving Rational Equations Resulting in a Quadratic
12:40Exercise - Solving Rational Equations Resulting in a Quadratic
13:02
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Linear Inequalities and Absolute Value Inequalities
10 Lectures
02:31:07
Interval Notation
18:33
Learn how you can express a specific set of numbers using the interval notation for example all real numbers greater than or equal to a
Exercise – Interval Notation
07:35
Learn about the addition and multiplication properties of inequalities and do a few related exercises
Properties of Inequalities and Exercises
18:54
Learn how to solve inequalities algebraically by doing addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of different kinds on either side of the inequality as required and express the result in interval notation.
Solving Inequalities in One Variable Algebraically
15:01
Learn how to solve compound inequalities where you have two inequality signs and variables possibly in more than one part of the inequality
Understanding Compound Inequalities
17:50
Learn the meaning of an absolute value inequality, how you can solve it graphically or algebraically and how you can apply the concept to real life problems.
Solving Absolute Value Inequalities (Part 1 of 2)
19:12
Learn the meaning of an absolute value inequality, how you can solve it graphically or algebraically and how you can apply the concept to real life problems.
Solving Absolute Value Inequalities (Part 2 of 2)
11:08
Learn how you can calculate all numbers x within a certain distance from a specific number using the concept of absolute value and inequalities.
Exercise - Solving Absolute Value Inequalities
15:01
Learn how to solve: "Describe all values x within a distance of 4 from the number 5" and "Given an equation, determine all the x values for which the y values are negative". (Part 1 of 2)
Exercise - Solving Absolute Value Inequalities (Part 1 of 2)
18:30
Learn how to solve: "Describe all values x within a distance of 4 from the number 5" and "Given an equation, determine all the x values for which the y values are negative". (Part 2 of 2)
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Written for sophomore-level students in mechanical engineering programs and designed to give them the math preparation they need to succeed in higher level mechanical engineering courses, Introduction to Numerical Methods incorporates theory and worked-out engineering-related problems that apply that theory, as well as relevant laboratory exercises.
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The main goal of the Shalhevet Mathematics Department is to provide students with the tools to reason abstractly, think sequentially, and solve problems systematically. Upon graduation, our students should be ready for the mathematics that they will encounter in later schooling, mainly calculus and/or statistics. We also want our students to be prepared to use mathematics in their everyday life and to appreciate the relevance and importance of mathematics. Successful completion of the Shalhevet math program provides students with a mathematical foundation upon which their college education will flourish. Shalhevet graduates will be prepared to continue their education in any field they choose to pursue.
9th Grade: Algebra, Algebra 1 or Geometry Honors
10th Grade: Geometry or Algebra 2 Honors
11th Grade: Algebra 2 or Precalculus Honors
12thGrade: Precalculus or AP Calculus AB or AP Calculus BC
Algebra 1 (9th Grade)
This course teaches students how to work with variables within the context of linear and quadratic equations. Students solve linear equations with one variable and systems of equations with two variables. Students learn how to graph a line given an equation and how to find an equation given a graph or a set of points. Students learn the rules for exponents and simplify rational algebraic expressions. They also are introduced to quadratic equations by learning how to multiply and factor polynomials.
Geometry (9th or 10th Grade)
The emphasis of this course is for students to learn deductive reasoning by using the basic postulates and theorems of Euclidean Geometry. They study points, lines, planes, angles, parallel and perpendicular lines, properties of 2-dimensional shapes (triangles, quadrilaterals, circles, etc.) and 3-dimensional shapes (prisms, pyramids, cylinders, etc.), congruency of shapes, similarity of shapes, special right triangles, and area and volume formulas. There is a Geometry Honors option for advanced 9th grade students.
Algebra 2 (10th or 11th Grade)
This course emphasizes further development of algebraic skills and focuses on various functions, their properties, graphs and transformations. Students explore polynomial, rational, exponential, and logarithmic functions, inverse functions and the composition of functions. Students solve linear, quadratic, exponential, logarithmic, and rational equations, learn about the complex number system and solve problems involving direct and inverse variation. Students are also introduced to arithmetic and geometric sequences. The TI-84 calculator is an integral part of this course.
Algebra 2 Honors (10th Grade)
Algebra 2 Honors is the continuation of the material that students have learned in Algebra 1. The beginning of this course is the review of Algebra 1 topics extensively and in more depth than had been taught in previous years. Then this course introduces students to all different types of function, their graphs, their pattern and their applications. These functions consist of linear, piece-wise, parametric, polynomials, logarithmic, rational, and many others. To grasp the Algebra 2 concept better, students learn how to use the graphing calculators in order to visualize, to compare, and to analyze the behavior of various two dimensional graphs. The lessons are designed to relate the math concepts to everyday life situations by applying the formulas, rules, and graphs to word problems and then solving them through critical thinking and checking them by using student's common sense. The lessons also invoke the students to improve their logical reasoning skills needed in science courses and SAT and ACT exams. The TI-84 calculator is an integral part of this course.
Precalculus (11th or 12th Grade)
This course has three principal functions: to review concepts from Algebra II that are central to calculus, to study trigonometry, and to cover miscellaneous mathematics topics needed for advanced math courses. The material central to calculus includes topics focusing on the concept of functions including polynomial, trigonometric, logarithmic, and exponential. Other topics covered include sequences and series, permutations and combinations, and introductory probability and statistics. Throughout the course, students are introduced to the basic facts and techniques of each of these topics, and shown how to use the graphing calculator to solve problems.
Precalculus Honors (11th Grade)
This course covers the topics from Pre-calculus in more depth along with the additional topics of conic sections, polar coordinates and parametric equations. Students are expected to stretch what they know by solving problems requiring advanced conceptual understanding. A theoretical approach is utilized to prepare students for the rigors of Advanced Placement Calculus. The TI-84 calculator is an integral part of this course.
Calculus (12th Grade Elective)
In this course, students will analyze graphs of functions, limits of functions, asymptotic and unbounded behavior of functions, and the continuity of functions. Students will learn the concept of a derivative and evaluate the derivative at a point, the derivative as a function, the second derivative, and applications of derivatives. Students will finish the course with a thorough evaluation of the integral, including evaluating integrals, applications of integrals, and study of the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus. The focus of Regular Calculus is to promote the conceptual understanding of calculus which will allow students to appreciate some of the greatest achievements of the human mind and to be better prepared to excel in college level calculus classes.
AP Calculus AB or BC (12th Grade Elective)
In AP Calculus, students are introduced to a different version of mathematics in which they are encouraged to develop an appreciation of calculus as a coherent body of knowledge and as a human accomplishment. In this course students learn to model a written description of physical situations with various functions, differential equations, or integrals. They determine the reasonableness of solutions, including sign, size, relative accuracy, and units of measurement. To understand and learn Calculus better, the teacher uses the mathematical software programs (TI emulator and calculus in motion) extensively. These programs allow students to display, transform, and rotate various shapes and graphs in two or three-dimensional space, which makes the visualizing of, complicated solids significantly easier. The lessons develop students' mastery of those algebraic techniques necessary for problem solving and mathematical modeling. These lessons also invoke the students to improve their logical reasoning skills needed in other science and business courses. Both AP Calculus courses (AB and BC) are challenging courses reserved for the strongest math students. Calculus BC is extremely challenging and fast-paced and will cover a few additional subjects, including sequences and series, definite integrals, differentiation, and parametric equations. Teacher recommendation is required for entry into either AP Calculus course. | 677.169 | 1 |
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Meir Ben-Hur
Have your students actually learned mathematical concepts, or have they merely memorised facts and formulae? This book identifies common student misconceptions and discusses the critical role that teachers play in prompting their correction. Using familiar classroom anecdotes and sample problems, the author navigates the reader through teaching practices, instruction ideas and assessment types. Suggestions are given on incorporating thought-provoking activities into lessons, assessment and conducting individual and class discussions. Relevant for the classroom practitioner, curriculum leaders will also find many ideas to stimulate discussion and guide teachers to improve methodologies.
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Core
Florida's Algebra I-A and I-B courses address the need for an expanded, two-year treatment of traditional high school Algebra I curriculum. Focusing on review of pre-algebra skills and introductory algebra content, Algebra I-A allows students to deepen their understanding of real numbers in their various forms and then extend their knowledge to linear equations in one and two variables. Course topics include problem solving; integers; the language of algebra; fractions and decimals; exponents; solving equations with four basic operations; solving equations with roots, powers, or multiple steps; functions; introduction to set theory; and linear equations.
Algebra I-A features ample opportunity for students to hone their computational skills by working through practice problem sets before moving on to formal assessment.
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Math 112
Spring 2013
Dr. Raynor
Review with Recommended Study Problems for Test #1
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Math 112
Spring 2013
Dr. Raynor
Review with Recommended Study Problems for Test #2
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It is a very stressful and difficult class but depending on your professor, it may or may not that bad.
Course highlights:
Didn't review much from calculus 1 but I did go through alot of derivative as well as reimann sums.
Hours per week:
12+ hours
Advice for students:
Work hard, always do your homework.
When doing problems make sure you actually take to time to try.
If you don't understand, don't be scared to speak up, trust me, there are just as many people who are confused. | 677.169 | 1 |
Mathematics/Computer Tutor
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Concept of using variables instead of numbers to represent unknown quantities in equations.
Learning how to work with polynomial equations is central to this subject. Defining, manipulating and solving these equations provides one with a foundation critical [Continue Reading] | 677.169 | 1 |
1 Extreme points and the derivative
2 Maximum and minimum values of functions
3 What the derivative says about the average rate of change
4 Monotonicity and the sign of the derivative
5 Concavity and the sign of the second derivative
6 Derivatives and extrema
7 Antiderivatives
8 Using differentiation to compute limits: L'Hopital's Rule
1 The coordinate system for dimension 3
2 The area between two graphs
3 Volumes via cross-sections
4 The linear density and the mass
5 Center of mass
6 Volumes of solids of revolution
7 The radial density and the mass
8 Flow rate
9 Work
10 The average value of a function
11 Numerical integration
12 Lengths of curves
1 From linear to quadratic approximations
2 Taylor polynomials
3 Sequences of functions
4 Infinite series
5 Examples of series
6 Comparison of series
7 Algebraic properties of series
8 Divergence
9 Series with non-negative terms
10 Comparison of series, continued
11 Absolute convergence
12 The Ratio Test and the Root Test
13 Power series
14 Calculus of power series | 677.169 | 1 |
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Product Description Third Edition: This text book serves as an introduction to logic and set theory. This book is targeted toward non-science students and prospective elementary school teachers who seek to improve their skills in logical thinking and organization of information. ... Read more
Product Description Lucidly and gradually explains sets and relations, the natural number sequence and its generalization, extension of natural numbers to real numbers, logic, informal axiomatic mathematics, Boolean algebras, informal axiomatic set theory, several algebraic theories, and first-order theories. Its clarity makes this book excellent for self-study. ... Read more
Customer Reviews (5)
Good for self-study or nonmajors
It is really more about foundational issues than sets and logic. The preface says this was intended as a one-year course in the foundations of math for upper division math majors. The delivery is slow and gentle, rather wordy, and a bit stodgy -- not always crystal clear about what point he is making. It is suitable for students who have no experience with higher math. I don't know about students at the author's school, but I think it would try the patience of most seniors or grad students in math. I would recommend it more to lower division and philosophy majors.
Very Terse Treatment of a Broad Range of Topics
If you are already familiar with the material, this book is a concise and clear reference, and yes a great buy. But for learning these topics from the beginning, you would be better served by other books that are focused on just a particular topic.
For example, for logic in the context of set theory, I highly recommend Daniel Velleman's How to Prove it.
Incredible Best Buy
This book is without peer in its breadth of coverage of the foundations of mathematics and logic. I have given this book only 4 stars, because its treatment of any given topic is not classic. It is the total package that astounds. For a mere $15, you get a challenging undergraduate introduction to all of the following topics. I have written in parentheses the names of authors of more definitive treatments:
Stoll's style is quite discursive, far from the terse lemma-theorem-corollary-remark style of so much 20th century mathematics. My only major disappointment is that the formal proof technique set out in chpt. 4 is natural deduction rather than the tableau method or Quine's Main Method.
It is indeed the case that there are no solutions to the exercises, but I do not believe that that is a major flaw.
Unusually clear treatment of very abstract matters.
This book is a great bargain: intuitive and axiomatic set theory, foundations of number systems, first order logic and its completeness and undecidability, the basics of abstract algebra, especially Boolean algebra (through the Stone theorem), elementary group theory, and Godelian incompletability. All in one inexpensive paperback. Excellent coverage of the three way crossroads where logic, modern algebra, and metamathematics intersect. Often the first reference I consult on basic logic.
Even though I am not a mathematician, I can understand, with effort, most of what the author is trying to say.
Good book that falls short of being a great book.
This book is very well written and easy to understand.However, it has a very serious shortcoming: there are no solutions to the exercises.If you're looking for a basic reference, this book is good, but if you want a book you can use to learn set theory and logic, get one that has solutions to the exercises.
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Product Description In this introduction to set theory and logic, the author discusses first order logic, and gives a rigorous axiomatic presentation of Zermelo-Fraenkel set theory. He includes many methodological remarks and explanations, and demonstrates how the basic concepts of mathematics can be reduced to set theory. He explains concepts and results of recursion theory in intuitive terms, and reaches the limitative results of Skolem, Tarski, Church and Gödel (the celebrated incompleteness theorems). For students of mathematics and philosophy, this book provides an excellent introduction to logic and set theory. ... Read more
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An excellent introduction to mathematical logic
This is an outstanding undergraduate treatment of the following topics at the core of modern mathematics: set theory, equivalence and ordering relations, cardinals, ordinals, sentential and quantifier logic, and just enough recursion theory to derive the paradoxical undecidability theorems.
The treatment is thoroughly contemporary (eg, Hintikka sets) but not too difficult, because this text emerged out of the philosophy rather than the mathematics classroom. The text is written in the mathematical tradition, consisting of many terse numbered subsections, each containing a definition, theorem, remark, or problem. The organisation of the subject, and the index, are excellent. The author chooses an unusual pedagogic strategy: to present a bit of axiomatic set theory BEFORE the chapters on logic and metamathematics. A benefit of this choice is that the metalanguage employed to exposit these topics can draw freely on elementary set theoretic concepts. This strategy is, of course, a consequence of the triumph of model theory over proof theory.
Except for the omission of Boolean algebra, this is the finest contemporary treatment I know of the propositional calculus.
The book ends with a concise and elegant treatment of the classic limitative results inherent in any formalization of arithmetic. Tarski indefinability is proved quite early on, right after the proof of the diagonal lemma and before the axiomatic systems of arithmetic are set out in order of increasing strength, RR=>Q=>P. The famous theorem of Matyasevich (recursively enumerable relations are diophantine) is stated without proof, then invoked to make stronger and simpler the proof of Godelian incompleteness.
This book is filled with the sort of shrewd philosophical asides too seldom included in textbooks, and that when spoken are the hallmark of a good experienced teacher.
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This is an extensively revised edition of Mr. Quine's introduction to abstract set theory and to various axiomatic systematizations of the subject. The treatment of ordinal numbers has been strengthened and much simplified, especially in the theory of transfinite recursions, by adding an axiom and reworking the proofs. Infinite cardinals are treated anew in clearer and fuller terms than before.
Improvements have been made all through the book; in various instances a proof has been shortened, a theorem strengthened, a space-saving lemma inserted, an obscurity clarified, an error corrected, a historical omission supplied, or a new event noted.
Masterwork
"Set Theory and It's Logic" has cast a long shadow since it's first appearance. It is quite simply the crowning work of one of the 20th century's most distinguished philosophers. Sober, clear, and direct (and yet unpretentious and very friendly), it is illuminating to anyone who has the patience to slowly sip it and consider the the way the arguments build up from line to line and page to page a seemingly indestructible house of cards. If one is unprepared for the rigors of the book, that can be easily remedied--Quine also wrote the best introductory book on Logic, "Methods of Logic", which he took through several editions before his death. That book assumes no backround in logic, and a beginner who works her way through the exercises will find herself well-prepared for the magic tricks in "Set Theory and its Logic". I wished we taught this stuff in the public schools, along with mathematics, and (to keep the old dialectic rolling) Homer, Shakespeare, Dante, Tolstoy, Dickinson--the great poets. I might be dreaming, but we may have, at the very least, more ethical scientists, more humane poets, or just plain old more interesting people--who know what the foundations of their thoughts actually assume. A classic.
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Product Description Volume II, on formal (ZFC) set theory, incorporates a self-contained "chapter 0" on proof techniques so that it is based on formal logic, in the style of Bourbaki. The emphasis on basic techniques provides a solid foundation in set theory and a thorough context for the presentation of advanced topics (such as absoluteness, relative consistency results, two expositions of Godel's construstive universe, numerous ways of viewing recursion and Cohen forcing). ... Read more
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Excellent book as an advanced introduction.
My opinion is that this is the most readable and user friendly advanced book on Set Theory today. Especially the treatment of (Cohen's) Forcing is valuable, since other expositions on this subject were not suitable for beginning graduate students (Kunnen - very good, but very sophisticated,Jech - also good, but presents Forcing via Boolean Algebra, which is less widely used today, and the book is too long as an advance introduction). Also the style or writing is inviting, and not intimidating. Very significant book, pedagogically.
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Product Description A succinct introduction to mathematical logic and set theory, which together form the foundations for the rigorous development of mathematics.Suitable for all introductory mathematics undergraduates, Notes on Logic and Set Theory covers the basic concepts of logic: first-order logic, consistency, and the completeness theorem, before introducing the reader to the fundamentals of axiomatic set theory. Successive chapters examine the recursive functions, the axiom of choice, ordinal and cardinal arithmetic, and the incompleteness theorems. Dr. Johnstone has included numerous exercises designed to illustrate the key elements of the theory and to provide applications of basic logical concepts to other areas of mathematics. ... Read more
Customer Reviews (8)
GoodNice (algebraic) introductioninteresting book
This is an interesting book.
Not very suitable for introduction.
But good nevertheless.
I esp. like the section on computability.
The logic and set theory were a bit too short.
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Product Description This two-volume work bridges the gap between introductory expositions of logic (or set theory) and the research literature.It can be used as a text in an advanced undergraduate or beginning graduate course in mathematics, computer science, or philosophy. The volumes are written in a user-friendly lecture style that makes them equally effective for self-study or class use. Volume I includes formal proof techniques, applications of compactness (including nonstandard analysis), computability and its relation to the completeness phenonmenon, and the first presentation of a complete proof of Godel's 2nd incompleteness since Hilbert and Bernay's Grundlagen. ... Read more
Product Description Rather than teach mathematics and the structure of proofs simultaneously, this book first introduces logic as the foundation of proofs and then demonstrates how logic applies to mathematical topics. This method ensures that the reader gains a firm understanding of how logic interacts with mathematics and empowers them to solve more complex problems.Topics include: Propositional Logic; Predicates and Proofs; Set Theory; Mathematical Induction; Number Theory; Relations and Functions; Ring Theory; Topology. ... Read more
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A brilliant textbook by a brilliant Professor
Dr. O'Leary is a wonderful Professor, I had the pleasure of taken his class in Proof Theory that uses this text book. In that class we covered the first two sections of the book. We did not make it to the "Coming Attractions" section, however we were on a 12 week format perhaps the extra four weeks we could have made it.
The book is a reasonable read. Calculus isn't necessary only in the "You've been doing Math long enough" sort of benchmark.
This book provides a really fairly unique and at the very least distinct approach to foundations. Instead of the "Sink or Swim" method traditionally forced on students this text drives home the Symbolic Logic as the foundations (After all that is why Principia Mathematica [Russell Whitehead] was such a big deal last century right? Math = Logic) and the fundamental tools to for use in this thing we call Mathematics.
Anyone looking for a rigorous treatment of symbolic logic or Mathematical foundations via Logic and Set Theory this is the textbook for you. I found myself in both areas and I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of this textbook. I am thankful for both the book and the having had the chance to take the class using this book by the Author.
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Product Description This volume is both a tribute to Ulrich Felgner's research inalgebra, logic, and set theory and a strong researchcontribution to these areas. Felgner's former students, friendsand collaborators have contributed sixteen papers to thisvolume that highlight the unity of these three fields in the spiritof Ulrich Felgner's own research. The interested reader will find excellent original research surveys and papers that span the field from set theory without the axiom of choice via model-theoretic algebra to the mathematics of intonation. ... Read more
Product Description Provides the reader with comprehensive coverage of theoretical foundations of fuzzy set theory and fuzzy logic, as well as a broad overview of the increasingly important applications of these novel areas of mathematics. DLC: Fuzzy sets. ... Read more
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Not just fuzzy
This book makes a parallel between regular math concepts and the ones that are used in the fuzzy logic. This was very evident to me when I was working with linear algebra, more precisely with linear programming. Nice book to have, even if this is only to know more about the subject than to really work with it.
Care is needed
I would hesistate to give anything less than a 5 star review to anything on fuzzy set theory in the wide sense.Make no mistake reading this book is worth your time.Yet, some significant problems do exist with this text.
First off, read the proofs in this carefully and figure out if they do work.Klir and Yuan know that appealing to contradiction in theorem proving doesn't often work out in fuzzy theory.Yet, they go ahead and use it almost recklessly.One example is their proof on fuzzy numbers that says that they are all continuous on pages 99 to 100.After about a full, condensed page of mathematical reasoning they say that left fuzzy numbers are continuous from the left and that right fuzzy numbers are continuous from the right.After their supposed "proof" they claim that "The implication of Theorem 4.1 is that every fuzzy number be represented in the form of (4.1)."4.1 shows a discontinuous fuzzy number.A jump discontinuity to speak more specifically.Consequently, their supposed "theorem" doesn't exactly work as a "theorem".Perhaps I misunderstand and they have some different idea of continuity.I don't get it though and neither does any other mathematician, as any break in a function whatsoever means discontinuity.
More interestingly, some of their axioms for fuzzy set don't hold.For instance, on page 62 Axiom i1 (i for intersection) says that i(a, 1)=a, which they label as the "boundary conidition."This does hold for drastic products.However, it doesn't hold for all fuzzy intersections.As Buckley and Eslami point out the axioms or necessary conditions for fuzzy intersections work out as "(1) 0<=a, b<=1 and i(a, b) is in
[0, 1]; (2) i(1, 1)=1; and (3) i(0, 1)=i(1, 0)=i(0, 0)=0."Consquently, (ab)/max{a, b, .5} qualifies as a fuzzy intersections.Here i(.6, .4)=.24/.6=24/60=2/5=.4
I don't exactly mean the above to significantly downgrade the work of Klir and Yuan.Their collection of papers of Zadeh does have signficant value, even if it costs a lot.The sheer enormity and very comprehensive nature of this quasi-encyclopedia makes it worth the read.The problems are interesting and challenging, if you choose to do them.I do appreciate the authors mentioning that the problems are meant to enchance the reader's understanding.That Klir and Yuan provide a comprehensive bibliography and consulted many, many original papers before and while writing their text alone indicates they do know something and did some thinking here.Their graphs do help to illustrate their ideas.So, I do advise that you read the book.Just read carefully.
First bible of fuzzy systems theory since Dubois and Prade.
A comprehensive and authoritative presentation of developments in themathematics of fuzzy systems theory over the past thiry years. While thebasic mathematics are presented, this book is not for the casual reader,but for those seriously interested in fuzzy systems theory. If the readerdoes not have a good mathematical background, he or she will find this booktough going. Coverage of theoretical fuzzy concepts is quite complete,including theory of fuzzy sets, fuzzy arithmetic, fuzzy relations,possiblity theory, fuzzy logic and uncertainty-based information.
Theapplications section presents theory which could be useful in applicationsrather than the applications themselves. References are given, but nodistinction is made between theoretical work and real-world applications,and many of the references are old and out-of-date.
For a reference bookon fuzzy mathematics, this book is superb; as a pointer to real-worldapplications, it leaves something to be desired.
Robust treatment of fuzzy logic has interdisciplinary appeal
George and Bo have been as thorough and lucid in preparing this book aswell as George explicated systems thinking in the very first book of his Iread, "An Approach to General Systems Theory." Here, as there,without compromising mathematical rigor, the goal of this book is toelaborate its subject matter in such a robust manner that it hasmultidisciplinary appeal. As always, the reader is given a flexible, almostinteractive, access to the what, why and how of fuzzy thinking. Despite theexception taken by Professor Lotfi A. Zadeh, the "founder of fuzzylogic," the percipient reader will appreciate the authors' unusualassociation of "fuzzy measure," that is, the degree of beliefthat a particular element belongs to a crisp set, (not the degree ofmembership in the set), with Possibility Theory so as to clarify thedifferences between fuzzy set theory and probability theory. Theillustrative applications are not only case studies that one may pick andchoose from for examination and emulation but also constituteincontrovertible evidence of the successful and promising realization ofthe fuzzy paradigm. As a former professor of engineering at RutgersUniversity, I found the 79-page Instructor's manual helpful for self- orextended study and Iassume it would be valuable for teaching. I have readmany books on fuzzy logic and I judge this to be the most balanced to date,(early 1998), - not filled with C++ code or trying to sell a softwarepackage nor is it theoretically daunting - it is simply an invitingdemonstration of how fuzzy logic clears up foggy modeling and analysis.
One of the most important book to learn about fuzzy logic
The book presents the mathematical theory of fuzzy logic including theorems and demonstrations. There are one part of applications of this logic in many distint areas like engineering, medicine, economics and others.
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Product Description Willard Van Orman Quine (1908-2000) was probably the most influential American philosopher of the twentieth century. In Trading Ontology for Ideology Lieven Decock offers an insightful analysis of the development of Quine's ontological views from his first texts in the early thirties onwards. The importance of Quine's work in logic and set theory for his ontology is highlighted. Decock argues that the tenet of extensionalism is at least as important as naturalism, and assesses the relation between the two. The other focus of the work is the relation between ontology, i.e. what there is, and ideology, i.e. what can be expressed by means of words. Decock shows that the interplay between ontology and ideology is far more complicated and interesting than has generally been assumed. ... Read more
THE book for studying Boolean-valued models of set theory
If you are studying to become a set theorist these days (2001 or later), you will probably learn forcing by way of partial orders. This is the quickest way to go, and for most purposes, the most useful in applications. It's also the approach that is taken in Kunen's book on set theory, which is still pretty much the standard textbook.
Nonetheless, you may one day find that you need the Boolean algebra approach. This was the approach developed by Scott and Solovay after Cohen's somewhat inscrutable approach to proving the consistency of not-CH had been adequately digested. The Boolean algebra approach isvery elegant and algebraic, and the theorems are often bettermotivated than they are in the partial orders approach.
When I was a graduate student, I studied both approaches,but eventually forgot much of what I learned about Boolean-valued models because in practice I always relied on the other approach.
Recently, however, in some research I've been doing in an extension of ZFC in an extended language, I found that some of the usual assumptions one can make in doing forcing over ZFC models were no longer applicable in the new setting. Without going into the details, the consequence was that I had to do forcing over non-wellfounded models of ZFC and examine the properties of the resulting forcing extension, perhaps iterating the process omega many times. The only way to do this has been to work with Boolean-valued models M^B of the non-wellfounded ground model M, prove the desired properties within M^B, then collapse with a generic ultrafilter, and go on to the next model.
Well, after that long-winded introduction, my point is this: Bell's treatment of Boolean-valued models is outstanding. I have several of Bell's books and his talent as an expositor is his relentless attention to detail. He does no hand-waving. If you need to face the details of Boolean-valued models, Bell's approach is the right way to go.
In the first chapter he develops the theory enough to prove that all ZFC axioms hold in V^B. In Chapter 2 he shows how to do independence proofs in Boolean valued models -- illustrating with CH and developing the usual results about chain conditions and distributivity, never once working with a 2-valued forcing extension. The third chapter reveals some of the elegance of the Boolean algebra approach in its development of the proof of the consistency of not-AC using group actions. Chapter 4 shows how to get the usual results about forcing involving 2-valued models by considering (V^B)/U, where U is a generic ultrafilter. Chapter 5 is a special chapter about cardinal collapsing, introduced because the Boolean algebras introduced before always preserved cardinals and cofinalities. Finally, chapter 6, which was added in the 1985 edition, treats iterated forcing. This chapter contains details that appear nowhere else and are very handy if you need to deal with such things.
As ever, Bell has done a thorough job in his treatment of this subject. It is the right reference for Boolean-valued models of set theory.
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Use this Q and A game (a jeopardy type game) to engage your whole class in a review of the basic concepts of Expressions, Equations, and Functions.
The game has 5 different categories with 5 questions in each category: Evaluating Expressions, Writing Expressions, Functions as Rules and Tables, Functions as Graphs, and Hodge-Podge.
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So there I was, ready to brush up on my trigonometry, when I discovered to my amazement that the high school textbook I'd saved from my own early math years was next to useless. The explanations were awkward and convoluted, the examples didn't seem to illustrate the accompanying instructions, and the diagrams barely supported the text. I spent a few minutes awash in astonishment that I'd learned anything at all in the company of the book before deciding that perhaps I'd prefer to do my brushing up with a more cooperative text. I was just about to call a friend who might have also saved a trig book when I remembered a little book my mom got me for my birthday one year. I think she bought it because she liked the looks of it and she still can't believe she successfully raised a math-loving child. It's a little tiny hardback called Useful Mathematical & Physical Formulae.
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I'll never understand why people have to make trig so hard. I think it's part of technical people's penchant for obfuscation designed to make themselves look smarter. We COULD call the function that takes an angle in a right triangle, and converts it into the ratio of the opposite side to its hypotenuse OppositeOverLong(Angle), and maybe when kids are used to it, we'll let them abbreviate it as OppOLong or something. We could, but then you wouldn't get the satisfaction of calling it something odd like sinusoid. We could call the angle the darn angle, but then you wouldn't get to sound cool using greek letters like theta.
At the end of the day, trigonometry is actually pretty trivial. It's just memorizing a taxonomy, except of an alien biology that is unfamiliar and therefore intimidates people. We have no problem memorizing species of fish, because we've seen a lot of fish and aren't scared by new fish. But trigonometry is full of aliens, and so people are scared of it.
Some guy, probably a Greek, asked another guy "how the heck do I figure out the ratio of sides of a right triangle is if I only know some angles?" The other guy said "I don't know, but let's just imagine we know the answer and call it the tangent. Maybe someday people will invent techniques and machines to give the answers." So, there's nothing mysterious about the tangent function that somebody brilliant figured out it gives you this ratio. It's a name for this thing people wanted to figure out. People hate not knowing stuff, so they at least gave the thing they couldn't figure out a name. They hoped someday they'd find a way to compute it exactly, but we now know that you can only write programs to approximate the answer.
The bottom line is this: there are some buttons on your calculator that run programs inside the calculator designed to tell you various things about the sides of a triangle if you know an angle. The whole point of trig class–the WHOLE point–is to inform you of which button to push. That's it.
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This activity sheet has 10 conceptually based questions on solving optimization problems. Students can use both the first derivative test and the second derivative test to locate the location for the extrema. In many questions, students are required to communicate their understanding of the theorems verbally. The questions are designed to be used with Advanced Placement Calculus students.
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Please read this page through, and anything
linked here, before asking questions of your TA about your grade.
Also,
please read this more
general commentary about grading.
Why write this all out in such detail? Because, for example, a student nicely
wrote about a previous version of this page in a previous course:
...thank you for being incredibly transparent in how you
assigned and reported grades. I have never seen another professor do anything
as in-depth or complete as the system you used. I wish that more faculty
would employ a system like yours that informs us students of how the grades
are calculated. A simple letter grade on student center isn't enough information,
hopefully you can convince some of your peers to take up your system.
How is your grade calculated?
We will post all of our data
about you, including your final letter grade. It will be listed by your code
name which will be posted on Blackboard.
Grades will be calculated using Matlab
programs which we will post at the end of the semester.
Your grade is determined
by these 19 numbers:
1-9)Prelim grades (or two prelims and
the makeup). Each prelim will have 3 problems and each problem will have
a score of 0-25. You will be allowed to redo any problem to get a score
of up to 20. Your provisional grade for a given problem is the average of
the prelim score and the redo score. Then each problem grade is rescaled
to a median of 18 while preserving the scores of 0 and 25. To be precise,
the scores are rescaled by the formula ax + b where a different a and b
are used for scores less than the median than for those that are more than
the median: below the median 0 mapped to 0 and the median to 18; above the
median the median mapped to 18 and 25 mapped to 25. Each of the nine problems
had a different pair of a's and b's. Using this calculation there would be
too much skewing for those problems with very high or very low medians, so
the rescaling is somewhat suppressed if any problem has a very low or a very
high median.
Note: students who do unusually good work on a prelim problem may get a
score of more than 25 on a given problem. They could get these points by
a mixture of getting the right answer a clever way, having an unusually clear
presentation, making appropriate checks (e.g., units and special cases),
and making explanations about unusual or interesting behavior of the system.
This
"extra credit" is to make it so people can get a sense of nearly
full credit if they have basically done a problem right, while we still reward
students who demonstrate having even more useful skills in the course material.
10-14)Final exam. These problems are
graded out of 25 and rescaled to a median of 18. Then the score
is multiplied by 6/5, effectively making the problems out of 30 points each
instead of out of 25. Why? So there is no incentive to take it easy on the
final exam if you have done well previously.
15) Clickers. By the end of the semester there will be
clicker scores for most days. For each student the clicker score is 0 (no
vote), 4 (for voting) or 5 (if a right answer was recorded) for each question.
Some days there are multiple questions. Of these scores, the lowest 5 will
be dropped. The resulting total will be rescaled to 25.
16) Problem sessions. The four problem session scores are
averaged. If you are there, alert, trying hard and being helpful you get
full credit. This part of the course is A for effort. No scaling.
17) Homework. The lowest 2 are dropped. The rest are
summed and rescaled so the best student gets about 25.
18-19) Bonus projects. If you do one or two, they will
be graded, completely subjectively, out of 25.
Of these 19 numbers the best 14 are selected and summed and rescaled so the
best student gets close to 100.
Then one point is added if you do the online course survey. This is your Course_total.
Your letter grade is determined by your Course_ total according to these tentative cutoffs,
they will be adjusted at the very end.
If you are within 0.45 points of a cutoff, your grade is pushed up. Why .45
instead of .5? So that no two people with the same posted Course_total
(Course_total is posted after rounding to the nearest tenth) would have
different letter grades. If we used .5, then two students with Course_totals
of 96.46 and 96.54 would both see rounded Course_totals of 96.5 yet one
would get an A
and the other an A+. It happened once. And the student, lawyer-like, complained "Same
number, different grade, no fair." But with a .45 pus, instead of a
.5 push, they would both get A.
Homework exam correction. If you took the homework exam and your grade,
above, comes
out below a C we will grade your homework exam and give you a C if you passed
it (got 3 of 4 problems completely correct).
Finally, we give a few students bonus points for things
like being extremely helpful or insightful in recitations. These situations
are rare and not worth chasing. But we note it here for transparency.
Errors?
Various errors can affect your grade:
Our recording errors. Your grade is determined by a bunch
of numbers. With so many students that's thousands of numbers.
These numbers are passed from graders to TAs to the head TA to blackboard
then downloaded to Excel, edited and loaded to Matlab. Meanwhile there
can be Blackboard glitches with sets of data lost. Do we make recording
errors? Yes, many of them.
Your recording errors. If we make an error, post it,
and ask you to check it and report back to us, and you don't, we call
that your error.
Your strategic errors. If you don't bother to turn in
a prelim redo, or a late homework, or you don't get around to registering
an iclicker, that's your strategic error.
Don't like your grade?
What to do depends on the reason and your goals.
Our recording error? If you find an error soon after
we post the number on Blackboard, we'll fix it, and our apologies. Please
get yourself all organized with regard to the issues and any documentation
you have. Go over it with the relevant TAs. Then send one coherent email
to the head TA with the subject line "Grade
error, please fix."
Your recording error? If it's an error that we made
but that you should have caught before. We'll still probably fix it.
But curse you for not telling us sooner.
Your strategic error? While we may be sympathetic, it
is just
not fair or practical to let our sympathy affect your grade.
You think the grading scheme is unfair? It's the best
we could come up with. If you have ideas about how to make it better, tell
us. We got to this scheme by putting in sequences of improvements based
on student suggestions.
None of the above? Do you think you know more than your
grade indicates? You had a bad day at the final exam? You were sick during
a prelim? All of these are possible. But there is nothing we can do about
it that is fair, except for this. If you think you know more than your
grade indicates, show me (Andy). I'll give you a little oral exam. On the
basis of that I can't change your grade. But I can write a letter to one
or another person or admissions committee telling them that you know more
than your grade indicates. I have done this many times. One guy got a D
from me, and I wrote him a letter saying he knows more. And now he is a
professor. If you are intimidated by me, I hope you aren't, but if you
are, perhaps your TA would make the same offer.
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In the past, essentially no-one who
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below a C. Presumably this extends to the problem sessions. This is a statistical
fact. Why does it work out like this? It's not just because of the points
for clickers and so on. It's because people learn by participating. The people
who end up getting below a C have almost inevitably skipped a good portion
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1.6 Multiplying and Dividing Real Numbers
Summary Exercises on Operations with Real Numbers
1.7 Properties of Real Numbers
1.8 Simplifying Expressions
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2.5 Formulas and Applications from Geometry
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Students learn to change from the expanded
form of a finite geometric series to the closed form
of a finite geometric series and calculate the sum
of the series. They use the closed form to calculate
the amount of a specific antibiotic remaining in a
body after a given number of doses have been taken
and graph the amount of the drug in the body in between
doses over time. From this graph students will infer
the cumulative amount of the drug in the body as the
number of doses taken increases and the see the importance
of taking the full regimen of the antibiotic to combat
antibiotic-resistance infections.
Objectives
(Day
1) Students will able to:
• Change from the expanded form of a finite geometric
series to the closed form to facilitate calculating
the sum of the series.
(Day 2) Students will able to:
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• Draw a graph that shows the quantity of the antibiotic
in the body between doses as a function of time.
• Draw a graph that shows the cumulative amount of the antibiotic
in the body over time.
• Explain why the graph approaches a constant amount of antibiotic
in the body.
Teacher
Background This
lesson should follow an introductory lesson where the
students are asked to identify geometric series as well
as determining the value of a and being able to calculate
the value of r. They have not found the sum of a geometric
series yet.
A geometric series is a series in which each consecutive
term is a multiple of the one before. If the first term
of the series is a and the constant multiplier, or common
ratio of successive terms is r, then a finite geometric
series with n terms has the form:
Notice that the exponent of the last term is (n-1). This
is because when you include the first term a, you want
to have a total of n terms,
We will use the symbol,
to represent the sum of the first n terms of a finite
geometric series. The expanded form of the sum of the first
n terms of a finite geometric series is written as the
equation,
The purpose of the first part of the lesson
is to be able to convert the expanded form of a finite
geometric series to the closed form to make it easier to
calculate the sum of a series with many terms. The closed
form formula for the sum of the first n terms of a finite
geometric series is:
where a is
the first term of the series,
r is the common ratio between
consecutive terms, and n is the
number of terms in the series.
Have the students to discuss what they know about geometric
series. (See teacher background)
Tell the students that they will use the symbol,
to represent the sum of the first n terms of a finite geometric
series. Have the students write the expanded form for the
following series:
Ask them how they would find the sum of the following series:
If there are not many terms, all they need to do is add
the terms together. Have them discuss what they
would do if there were 40 terms or 100 terms or n terms.
The following procedure will lead the students to the formula
for the closed form of any finite geometric series.
To find
the sum of any finite geometric series, we write the sum
of the first n terms as:
Multiply
this equation by r to get:
Now subtract the second equation from the first:
We now have the equation:
Factoring out common terms, we have the equation:
Solving, we end up with the equation:
This
is called the closed form for the first n terms of a finite
geometric series, and it's much easier to use to calculate
the sum than to add all of the terms together. All the students
need to know are the value of a (the first term), the value
of r (the common ratio between successive terms) and the
value of n (the number of terms in the finite series).
Examples: For the following finite geometric series, determine
the value of a, the value of r, the value of n, and calculate
the sum of the series by using the closed form.
For the following finite geometric series, determine the
value of a, the value of r, the
value of n, and the value of the last term in the series.
Then calculate the sum of the series by using the closed
form of the series.
8) Calculate the following quotients:
The answers to
these problems are the same as the answers to problems
2 – 6 above. Why do you think this happens?
9) Think of some real-life application where you would
need to calculate the sum of a finite geometric series.
One of the objectives of the lesson is to write the expanded
form of a finite geometric series to represent the amount
of the antibiotic ampicillin in the body as the patient
continues to take the prescribed doses. The students will
then use the closed form for the sum of a finite geometric
series to calculate how much of a specific antibiotic remains
in the body over time. The formula for the sum of the first
n terms of a finite geometric series is:
where a is the first term of the series, r is the common
ratio between consecutive terms, and n is the number of
terms in the series. But this time each term of the series,
represents a dose of the drug and the sum
of the series represents the drug level in the body in
the long run. In this situation the value of a is the first
dose of the drug, n represents the nth dose of the drug,
and r is equal to the percentage of the original given
amount of the antibiotic that is present at the end of
a given time period.
**** Optional: You can make the process more
complicated if you wish by having the students calculate
the value of r instead of giving it to them. To calculate
what percentage of the original given amount of the antibiotic
is present at the end of a given time period, the students
must use the half-life of the antibiotic along with exponential
decay function
For example, the antibiotic doxycycline
has a half-life of 16.3 hours. We want to find what percent
of the original given amount of the antibiotic is present
at the end of a 24-hour period. First you need to find
the value of k in the above equation. It is easier to assume
that you have 100mg in the beginning. Since 50mg is what
is left of the original 100mg after 16.3 hours, the equation
then becomes:
Solving for k, the equation becomes
After 24 hours,
Thus, the percentage of the original amount
of doxycycline that remains after 24 hours is approximately
35.6%. To calculate the sum of a finite number of doses,
35.6% is the number used as the value of r, the common
ratio between the terms, in the closed form of the finite
geometric series. For most of the problems in the homework
section, the value of r will be development
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789) Ask the students how they can set up a
finite geometric series tablet.
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six10) The students will hopefully see the pattern.
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or the 48th tablet, using "+…+", instead
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14) Ask them to describe, as the number of
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follows
All the rest of the y-values for Q will be 260.42mg and
all the rest of the y-values for P will be 10.42mg.
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follows
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