Experiencing Introductory & Intermediate Algebra Through Functions and Graphs

Autor JoAnne Thomasson, Bob Pesut Tracey Hoy

en Limba Engleză Hardback – 28 feb 2006

Intended for a 2-semester sequence ofIntroductory and Intermediate Algebra where students get a solid foundation in algebra with early and frequent exposure to functions and an empasis onmodelingwithfull integration of the graphing calculator. The goal is to prepare them for success in College Algebra or their next math course."

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ISBN-13: 9780132215176
ISBN-10: 0132215179
Pagini: 999
Dimensiuni: 219 x 281 x 41 mm
Greutate: 2.51 kg
Ediția:3Nouă
Editura: Prentice Hall
Locul publicării:Upper Saddle River, United States

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Intended for a 2-semester sequence of Introductory and Intermediate Algebra where students get a solid foundation in algebra with early and frequent exposure to functions and an empasis on modeling with full integration of the graphing calculator. The goal is to prepare them for success in College Algebra or their next math course.

Cuprins

Chapter P    Prealgebra Review
P.1       Rational Numbers and the Number Line
P.2       Operations with Rational Numbers
P.3       Exponents, Roots, and Scientific Notation
P.4       Properties of Real Numbers and Order of Operations
P.5       Variables and Algebraic Expressions
P.6       Simplifying Algebraic Expressions
P.7       Equations and Inequalities
P.8       Formulas
Chapter Summary                                Section-by-Section Review
Mixed Review                                       Chapter Test
Chapter Project

Chapter 1     Relations, Functions, and Graphs
1.1        Tables of Values, Ordered Pairs, and Relations
1.2        Rectangular Coordinate System and Graphing
1.3        Functions and Function Notation
1.4        Analyzing Graphs
Chapter Summary                                Section-by-Section Review
Mixed Review                                       Chapter Test
Chapter Project                                    Chapters P—1 Cumulative Review

Chapter 2     Linear Equations in One Variable
2.1        Solving Equations Numerically and Graphically
2.2        Solving Equations by Using Addition and Multiplication
2.3        Solving Equations by Using a Combination of Properties
2.4        Solving Equations or Formulas for a Specified Variable
2.5        More Real-World Models
2.6        Solving Linear Absolute-Value Equations
Chapter Summary                                Section-by-Section Review
Mixed Review                                       Chapter Test
Chapter Project

Chapter 3     Linear Equations and Functions
3.1        Graphing by Using the Intercept Method
3.2        Slope
3.3        Graphing by Using the Slope-Intercept Method
3.4        Coinciding, Parallel, and Perpendicular Lines
3.5        Writing Linear Equations from Given Data
Chapter Summary                                Section-by-Section Review
Chapter Test                                         Chapter Project
Chapters P—3 Cumulative Review

Chapter 4     Systems of Linear Equations
4.1        Solving Systems of Two Equations Graphically
4.2        Solving Systems of Two Equations by the Substitution Method
4.3        Solving Systems of Two Equations by the Addition Method
4.4        More Real-World Models
4.5        Solving Systems of Linear Equations in Three Variables
Chapter Summary                                      Section-by-Section Review
Mixed Review                                             Chapter Test
Chapter Project

Chapter 5     Linear Inequalities
5.1        Linear Inequalities in One Variable
5.2        Linear Inequalities in Two Variables
5.3        Systems of Linear Inequalities in Two Variables
Chapter Summary                                       Section-by-Section Review
Mixed Review                                              Chapter Test
Chapter Project                                           Chapters P—5 Cumulative Review

Chapter 6     Polynomial Functions
6.1        Introduction to Polynomials
6.2        Polynomial Functions and Their Graphs
6.3        Quadratic Functions and Their Graphs
6.4        Writing Quadratic Functions
Chapter Summary                                     Section-by-Section Review
Mixed Review                                            Chapter Test
Chapter Project

Chapter 7     Exponents and Polynomials
7.1         Operations Involving Nonnegative Exponents
7.2         Operations Involving Negative Exponents
7.3         Polynomial Addition and Subtraction
7.4         Polynomial Multiplication
7.5         Polynomial Division
Chapter Summary                                      Section-by-Section Review
Mixed Review                                          Chapter Test
Chapter Project

Chapter 8     Factoring
8.1        Greatest Common Factors
8.2        Factoring Perfect-Square Trinomials, Differences of Squares, and Sums and Differences of Cubes
8.3        Factoring Trinomials by Using the Trial-and-Error Method
8.4        Factoring Trinomials by Using the ac Method
8.5        General Strategies for Factoring
Chapter Summary                                       Section-by-Section Review
Mixed Review                                              Chapter Test
Chapter Project

Chapter 9     Quadratic and Other Polynomial Equations and Inequalities
9.1        Solving Equations Numerically and Graphically
9.2        Solving Equations Algebraically by Factoring
9.3        Properties of Square Roots
9.4        Solving Quadratic Equations by Completing the Square
9.5        Solving Quadratic Equations by Using the Quadratic Formula
9.6        More Real-World Models
9.7        More Quadratic Functions and Their Graphs
9.8        Solving Quadratic Inequalities
Chapter Summary                                          Section-by-Section Review
Mixed Review                                              Chapter Test
Chapter Project                                           Chapters P—9 Cumulative Review

Chapter 10   Rational Expressions, Functions, and Equations
10.1      Rational Expressions and Functions
10.2      Multiplication and Division of Rational Expressions
10.3      Addition and Subtraction of Rational Expressions
10.4      Solving Rational Equations in One Variable
10.5      More Real-World Models
Chapter Summary                                       Section-by-Section Review
Mixed Review                                              Chapter Test
Chapter Project

Chapter 11   Radical Expressions, Functions, and Equations
11.1      Radical Expressions, Functions, and Graphs
11.2      Rational Exponents
11.3      Properties of Rational Exponents
11.4      Properties of Radicals
11.5      Operations on Radicals
11.6      Solving Radical Equations in One Variable
11.7      Equations with Imaginary-Number Solutions
Chapter Summary                                       Section-by-Section Review
Mixed Review                                              Chapter Test
Chapter Project                                           Chapters P—11 Cumulative Review

Chapter 12   Exponential and Logarithmic Functions and Equations
12.1      Inverse Functions
12.2      Exponential Functions
12.3      Logarithmic Functions
12.4      Properties of Logarithms
12.5      Solving Exponential and Logarithmic Equations
Chapter Summary                                        Section-by-Section Review
Mixed Review                                              Chapter Test
Chapter Project                                           Chapters P—12 Cumulative Review

Photo Credits

Answers to Checkup Exercises

Answers to Selected Exercises (SE only)
Instructor Answers to Exercises (IE only)

Index

Caracteristici

Thomasson/Pesut helps students understand the importance of math in the world outside of the classroom by emphasizing modeling and providing early and frequent exposure to functions and the graphing calculator.
How are you encouraging your students to see the importance of math in the world outside of your classroom?

Thomasson/Pesut wants to help you ensure that students gain a true, solid understanding of what the concepts they are learning represent, and so they provide a balanced discussion of the algebraic, numerical and graphical methods of problem-solving.
NEW! Additional Data Problems have been added and updated throughout the text so that your students are learning math with current, relevant exercises.
To help students learn key concepts within a meaningful context, Thomasson/Pesut frames each section-level concept with an appropriate Real-World Application.
Thomasson/Pesut makes it easy for you to incorporate modeling activities into your course that provide a connection to other disciplines by including Chapter Projects at the end of every chapter.
Thomasson/Pesut also includes a Modeling the Real World objective within each section to present real-life situations where math can be modeled using the concepts discussed in that section.

Do you want your students to understand both how and when to use the graphing calculator?

To help students learn how to use the graphing calculator, Thomasson/Pesut includes Technology Boxes throughout the text. These Technology Boxes walk a student through a problem using the graphing calculator by showing screens and keystrokes.
To help students learn when to use the graphing calculator, Thomasson/Pesut includes Calculator Exercises at the end of each section.

How are you encouraging students to express mathematical ideas?

At the end of every chapter, Thomasson/Pesut includes Vocabulary Review (NEW!) so students have an opportunity to become more familiar with the use of mathematical terms as they strengthen their verbal skills and every section includes Writing Exercises so students can practice expressing their mathematical ideas through writing.

After you work a problem on the board do you then have your students work problems on their own or in groups? Why? Is it to give your students an opportunity to practice what they just learned?

Thomasson/Pesut offers Checkup Exercises for each objective in the textbook so your students can work these exercise to grasp whether or not they understand the material just presented before moving on to a new objective!

How many problems are you working on the board in class? Where do those problems come from?

In a recent Prentice Hall survey, 95% of the Instructors said that they have their students work exercises during every class, and 67% said they have their students’ work 4 or more exercises in every class. This requires you to have an abundance of classroom examples ready to use! Thomasson/Pesut provides Checkup Exercises for each objective in the textbook so you can select some of those exercises to work on the board in class.

Is this going to be on the test? How many times have you been asked that question?! Is it because your students are worried about studying the right things so there aren’t any surprises? When are your students studying for the test? Is it late the night before your in-class exam and does their anxiety build as they realize they aren’t prepared?

To help students prepare better for quizzes and tests, Thomasson/Pesut includes Section-by-Section Reviews following each chapter summary. These reviews include an example of every major concept presented in the chapter along with review exercises. These are organized by section so that students can easily refer back to the appropriate section for additional guidance as needed.
Thomasson/Pesut also provides Chapter Reviews (following each Section-by-Section Review) with mixed exercises that require students to identify the problem type and determine what strategy to use in solving it… just as they would need to do on a test or exam! Cumulative Reviews are also placed in the text at appropriate areas to serve as reviews for midterms and final exams.
Every chapter also contains a Chapter Test that will help familiarize the student with typical test material so they can practice for the real test/exam. Each Chapter Test begins with Test-Taking Tips to give students suggestions on how to enhance their study skills and relieve their test anxiety.

Caracteristici noi

Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1  WANs and Routers
Objectives
Key Terms
Introduction to Routing Over WANs
Connecting Routers to WAN Links
Creating Inexpensive Leased Lines in a Lab
Overview of Routing Over WANs
Router Hardware and Software Components
Router Components and Cabling
Internal Router Components
External Router Interfaces
Router Management Ports
Summary
Check Your Understanding
Challenge Questions and Activities

Chapter 2  Introduction to Routers
Objectives
Key Terms
Operating the Cisco IOS CLI
The Cisco IOS CLI
Router EXEC Modes
Router Configuration Modes
Cisco IOS Fundamentals
Starting, Configuring, Accessing, and Using a Router
Initial Booting of a Router
Creating an Initial Configuration Using Setup Mode
Accessing a Router
Using a Router CLI
Summary
Check Your Understanding
Challenge Questions and Activities

Chapter 3  Configuring a Router
Objectives
Key Terms
Configuring a Router for Basic Routing
Reviewing the Configuration Modes
Configuring Ethernet and Serial Interfaces
Configuring Hostnames and Passwords
Examining Operational Status Using show Commands
Changing the Configuration
Documenting the Router Configuration
Configuring Interface Descriptions
Configuring Login Banners
Configuring Local Host Tables
Backing Up the Configuration
Summary
Check Your Understanding
Challenge Questions and Activities

Chapter 4  Learning About Other Devices
Objectives
Key Terms
Discovering Neighbors Using CDP
CDP Protocol Operations
Information Learned by CDP
Configuring and Verifying CDP Operations
Creating a Network Map Using CDP Information
Additional CDP Verification and Troubleshooting Commands
Getting Information and Troubleshooting Remote Devices
Verifying Which Networking Layers Are Working
Telnet Basics
Advanced Telnet: Suspending and Switching Between Telnet Connections
Cisco IOS ping and traceroute Commands
Summary
Check Your Understanding
Challenge Questions and Activities

Chapter 5  Managing Cisco IOS Software
Objectives
Key Terms
Router Boot Sequence and Loading Cisco IOS Images
Choosing the Cisco IOS Image During the Router Boot Sequence
Troubleshooting and Verifying the Choice of Cisco IOS
Managing Cisco Router IOS and Configuration Files
Cisco IOS File System
Cisco IOS Filenames
Copying and Managing Cisco IOS Images
Copying and Managing Cisco IOS Configuration Files
Recovering from Lost Passwords
Summary
Check Your Understanding
Challenge Questions and Activities

Chapter 6  Routing and Routing Protocols
Objectives
Key Terms
Introduction to Static and Connected IP Routes
Learning Connected Routes
Static Routes
Dynamic Routing Overview
Terminology Related to Routing Protocols
Routing Protocol Functions
Interior and Exterior Routing Protocols
How Routing Protocols Work: Routing Protocol Algorithms
Routing Protocols Overview
A Brief Review of IP Routing
Routing Protocol Features: RIP, OSPF, EIGRP, and BGP
RIP Configuration
Summary
Check Your Understanding
Challenge Questions and Activities

Chapter 7  Distance Vector Routing Protocols
Objectives
Additional Topics of Interest
Key Terms
Avoiding Loops When Converging Using Distance Vector Routing Protocols
Review of Distance Vector Operation in a Stable Network
Route Poisoning
Problem: Counting to Infinity
Loop-Prevention Features
Summarizing Loop Avoidance
Routing Information Protocol
Configuring RIP Versions 1 and 2
Other RIP Configuration Options
RIP Verification and Troubleshooting
Choosing the Best Route Among the Possible Routes
Integrating Static Routes with RIP
Classful and Classless Routing Protocols, Routing, and Addressing
Summary
Check Your Understanding
Challenge Questions and Activities

Chapter 8  TCP/IP Suite Error and Control Messages
Objectives
Additional Topics of Interest
Key Terms
ICMP Echo Messages and the ping Command
ICMP Unreachable: Notifying Hosts When the Packet Cannot Be Delivered
A Review of IP Routing
Type Codes for ICMP Unreachable Messages
ICMP Unreachable Message Formats and Codes
ICMP Unreachable Messages When a Router Cannot Fragment a Packet
ICMP TTL Exceeded and Long Routes
Summary
Check Your Understanding
Challenge Questions and Activities

Chapter 9  Basic Router Troubleshooting
Objectives
Key Terms
Examining the Routing Table
IP Routing (Forwarding)
Filling the IP Routing Table with Routes
Network Testing Methods and Tips
Troubleshooting Methods
Troubleshooting Tips
Router and Routing Troubleshooting Tips
Troubleshooting Using the show interfaces Command
Troubleshooting Layer 1 Using the show controllers Command
Troubleshooting Using the show cdp Command
Troubleshooting Using the traceroute Command
Troubleshooting Using the show ip route and show ip protocols Commands
Troubleshooting Using the debug Command
Summary
Check Your Understanding
Challenge Questions and Activities

Chapter 10  Intermediate TCP/IP
Objectives
Key Terms
TCP and UDP Operation
Flow Control and Windowing
Establishing and Terminating TCP Connections
Denial-of-Service Attacks and SYN Floods
TCP Error Recovery (Reliability)
Segmentation, Reassembly, and In-Order Delivery
Comparing TCP and UDP
Operation of Transport Layer Ports
Connecting to Servers: Well-Known Ports
Comparing Well-Known, Dynamic, and Registered Ports
Comparing MAC Addresses, IP Addresses, and Port Numbers
Summary
Check Your Understanding
Challenge Questions and Activities

Chapter 11 Access Control Lists
Objectives
Additional Topics of Interest
Key Terms
Access Control List Fundamentals
ACL Concepts
ACL Configuration Basics
Configuration Considerations
Matching a Range of IP Addresses Using a Wildcard Mask
Verifying ACLs
Access Control List Configuration
Configuring Numbered Standard ACLs
Configuring Numbered Extended ACLs
Named IP ACLs
Locating ACLs
Summary
Check Your Understanding
Challenge Questions and Activities

Appendix A
Appendix B
Glossary
Index

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