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Cover; Contents; Preface; To the Student; To the Instructor; Before You Begin . . .; 1. The Fast Track Introduction to Calculus; 1.1 What Is Calculus?; Calculus as a Way of Thinking; What Does "Infinitesimal Change" Mean?; 1.2 Limits: The Foundation of Calculus; 1.3 The Three Difficult Problems That Led to the Invention of Calculus; 2. Limits: How to Approach Indefinitely (and Thus Never Arrive); 2.1 One-Sided Limits: A Graphical Approach; 2.2 Existence of One-Sided Limits; 2.3 Two-Sided Limits; 2.4 Continuity at a Point; 2.5 Continuity on an Interval; 2.6 The Limit Laws

2.7 Calculating Limits-Algebraic Techniques2.8 Limits Approaching Infinity; 2.9 Limits Yielding Infinity; 2.10 Parting Thoughts; Chapter 2 Exercises; 3. Derivatives: Change, Quantified; 3.1 Solving the Instantaneous Speed Problem; 3.2 Solving the Tangent Line Problem-The Derivative at a Point; 3.3 The Instantaneous Rate of Change Interpretation of the Derivative; 3.4 Differentiability: When Derivatives Do (and Don't) Exist; 3.5 The Derivative, a Graphical Approach; 3.6 The Derivative, an Algebraic Approach; Leibniz Notation; 3.7 Differentiation Shortcuts: The Basic Rules

3.8 Differentiation Shortcuts: The Power Rule3.9 Differentiation Shortcuts: The Product Rule; 3.10 Differentiation Shortcuts: The Chain Rule; 3.11 Differentiation Shortcuts: The Quotient Rule; 3.12 (Optional) Derivatives of Transcendental Functions; 3.13 Higher-Order Derivatives; 3.14 Parting Thoughts; Chapter 3 Exercises; 4. Applications of Differentiation; 4.1 Related Rates; 4.2 Linearization; 4.3 The Increasing/Decreasing Test; 4.4 Optimization Theory: Local Extrema; 4.5 Optimization Theory: Absolute Extrema; 4.6 Applications of Optimization

4.7 What the Second Derivative Tells Us About the Function4.8 Parting Thoughts; Chapter 4 Exercises; 5. Integration: Adding Up Change; 5.1 Distance as Area; 5.2 Leibniz's Notation for the Integral; 5.3 The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus; 5.4 Antiderivatives and the Evaluation Theorem; 5.5 Indefinite Integrals; 5.6 Properties of Integrals; 5.7 Net Signed Area; 5.8 (Optional) Integrating Transcendental Functions; 5.9 The Substitution Rule; 5.10 Applications of Integration; 5.11 Parting Thoughts; Chapter 5 Exercises; Epilogue; Acknowledgments; Appendix A: Review of Algebra and Geometry

Appendix B: Review of FunctionsAppendix C: Additional Applied Examples; Answers to Appendix and Chapter Exercises; Bibliography; Index of Applications; Index of Subjects

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