MATH 110: Applied Calculus for Business - sc

Susan Cooper-Nguyen
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Designed for students in various business or social science programs. Topics to be considered include quadratic, polynomial, rational, exponential and logarithmic functions, differential calculus of a single variable and of several variables, techniques of integration. Numerous applications to business and economics will be considered. Prerequisite: MATH 103 with a grade of C or higher. (Core C) The podcasts are live recorded video or PDF or a combination. The average length for video is 12 minutes. Students can use the podcasts to recover information they missed in class or re-examine certain concepts. They may also help prepare for exams.

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    lesson23-Gini indexPRINT HANDOUT

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    lesson24-functions of several variablesPRINT HANDOUT

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    lesson25-Partial derivativesPRINT HANDOUT

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    lesson26-max and min for functions of several variablesPRINT HANDOUT

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    Lesson22-area between curvesPRINT HANDOUT

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    l17-exponential functions and logarithmic functions models-PRINT HANDOUT

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    lesson18-PRINT-Antiderivative rules and the indefinite integral-handout

    MATH 110: Applied Calculus for Business - sc

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    lesson19-integration by U subst-PRINT HANDOUT

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Designed for students in various business or social science programs. Topics to be considered include quadratic, polynomial, rational, exponential and logarithmic functions, differential calculus of a single variable and of several variables, techniques of integration. Numerous applications to business and economics will be considered. Prerequisite: MATH 103 with a grade of C or higher. (Core C) The podcasts are live recorded video or PDF or a combination. The average length for video is 12 minutes. Students can use the podcasts to recover information they missed in class or re-examine certain concepts. They may also help prepare for exams.

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