Modern Introductory Analysis

Authors: Mary Dolciani, Edwin Beckenbach, Alfred Donnelly, Ray Jurgensen, William Wooton

Comprehensive coverage of topics provides solid preparation for a full range of college mathematics courses. The text discusses logic, the algebra of numbers, series, vectors, complex numbers, polynomials, two and three dimensional analytic geometry, exponential and logarithmic functions, trigonometry, probability and matrices. Over 4,000 exercises graded in three levels of difficulty to develop skills, emphasize proofs, and accommodate differing student needs and abilities. Well rounded lessons, format highlights theorems and important definitions and properties, a unified vector approach, chapter summaries, tests and cumulative review exercises and much more. Teacher's Manual outlines seven options for structuring the course and contains section by section lesson commentary. This description may be from another edition of this product.