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(Math course required by most colleges for math majors — upper division level course Topics include: Solving systems of equations with one, many, and no solutions Gauss-Jordan elimination Gaussian elimination Matrices LU-decomposition Vector …

This book contains more statistics than is usually taught in a college course. It covers... Descriptive Statistics (averages, measures of dispersion, types of distributions) Probability Bayes' Theorem From a Given Population Determine What Samples …

All 15 or 16 units of college calculus including. . . Functions Limits Speed Slope Derivatives Concavity Trig Related Rates Curvature Integrals Area Work Centroids Logs Conics Infinite Series Solids of Revolution Polar Coordinates Hyperbolic Trig …

Real Analysis is a topic studied by math majors in college. This math is more advanced than what most non-majors ever see, but it still has Fred, and he has a very good time with his favorite topic. Real Analysis is the study of real numbers, …

Upper division (junior/senior) pure math is much different than calculus. No "word problems," no formulas to memorize, no concrete applications – just puzzles to solve. Instead of learning procedures, students create definitions, theorems, and …