Mat 1113-05: Precalculus
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TEXT: Precalculus, by Robert Blitzer, 2004
Professor: Dr. Sheila Rivera
Office BB – 210
Phone 770-836-4347
e-mail: srivera@westga.edu
web page: http://www.westga.edu/~srivera
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This course will cover function notation, basic graphing techniques, polynomial, rational, exponential, and logarithmic functions. Applications of the mathematics will be stressed. A graphing calculator is required, preferably a Texas Instruments TI-83 Plus, TI-83 or a TI-82. Students will be taught:
Chapter 2-Functions and their Graphs
Definition of a relation, Domain of a function, Increasing/decreasing intervals for a function, Symmetry of functions, Graphs of basic function
Chapter 3-Polynomials and Rational functions
Graphing by transformations, Quadratic functions-vertex, axis of symmetry, intercepts, etc., Polynomial functions-degree, multiplicity of zeros, shape, intercepts, graphing, etc., Rational functions-domain, vertical, horizontal, and oblique asymptotes, Finding zeros of polynomial functions-rational, real, and complex
Chapter 4-Exponential and Logarithmic functions
Inverse functions-test for one-to-one functions, graphing a function and its inverse, finding the inverse function and checking to see if it is the inverse (composition of functions), Exponential functions-domain, properties, exponent laws, solving exponential equations, Logarithmic functions-domain, properties, theorems, solving logarithmic equations
Chapter 8-Systems of equations and inequalities
Systems of equations-3 methods for solving, types of solutions, Systems of inequalities-solution, corner points, boundedness, solve a linear programming problem
Chapter 5-Trigonometric functions
Angles and their measure, trig functions/unit circle, right triangles, graphs of trig functions, inverse trig functions
Chapter 6-Analytical trigonometry
Verifying trig identities, sum and difference formulas, double/half angle formulas, trig equations
Chapter 7- Additional topics in trigonometry
Law of sines, law of cosines, polar equations, graphs of polar equations, complex numbers in polar form
There will be 6 tests @ 75 points each and a comprehensive Final @ 100 points. The total possible points earnable will be 550. Grades will be assigned on a point scale format:
C = 385-439
D = 330-384
F = 0-329
Attendance is mandatory to do your best in the course. I will attempt to take the roll daily. If you miss more than 5 times (following the last day to drop the course) you will automatically be dropped from the course.
Cheating or any other behavior that is disruptive in the class will not be TOLERATED. If you are caught cheating on a test you will be given an F.
No make up exams will be given. If you miss a test you will wait until the final exam to get a make-up grade.
THE DEADLINE TO DROP THIS
CLASS WITHOUT PENALITY (YOU RECEIVE A W) IS February, 27th.
2. 1.2
3. 1.3
4. 1.4
5. 1.4/1.5
6. 1.5
7. 1.6
8. 1.7
9. 1.8
10. Review
11. Test # 1
12. 2.1
13. 2.2
14.
2.2 2.3
15. 2.3
16. 2.4
17. 2.4/2.5
18. 2.5
19. 2.6
20. Review
21. Test # 2
22. 3.1
23. 3.2
24. 3.2/3.3
25. 3.3
26. 3.4
27. 3.4/3.5
28. 3.5
29. Review
30. Test # 3
31. 7.1
32. 7.2
33. 7.4
34. 7.5
35. 7.6
36. Review
37. Test # 4
38. 4.1
39. 4.1/4.2
40. 4.2
41. 4.3
42. 4.4
43. 4.4/4.5
44. 4.5
45. 4.6/4.7
46. 4.7
47. Review
48. Test # 5
49. 5.1
50. 5.1
51. 5.2
52. 5.2/5.3
53. 5.3
54. 5.5
55. 5.5
56. 6.1
57. 6.2
58. 6.3
59. 6.5
60. Review
61. Test # 6
Final
Exam – Friday, April 30th, at
Homework Sheet – Precalculus
Revised (to go with new Blitzer book, 2004)
Chapter 1
1.2 – Page 138, every other odd 1-67
1.3 – Page 148, every other odd 1-55
1.4 – Page 160, every other odd 1-71
1.5 – Page 177, every other odd 1-83
1.6 – Page 193, every other odd 1-55
1.7 – Page 206, every other odd 1-57
1.8 – Page 216, every other odd 1-35
Chapter 2
2.1 – Page 252, every other odd 1-49
2.2 – Page 264, every other odd 1-39
2.3 – Page 278, every other odd 1-57
2.4 – Page 290, every other odd 1-41
2.5 – Page 302, every other odd 1-55
2.6 – Page 321, every other odd 1-65
Chapter 3
3.1 – Page 364, every other odd 1-43 and 45, 47, 49
3.2 – Page 377, every other odd 1-79
3.3 – Page 387, every other odd 1-81
3.4 – Page 397, every other odd 1-51
3.5 – Page 412, odds 1-23
Chapter 7
7.1 – Page 702, every other odd 1-41
7.2 – Page 712, odds 1-17, and 19
7.4 – Page 731, every other odd 1-41, and 43, 45
7.5 – Page 741, every other odd 1-51
7.6 – Page 749, odds 1-13 and 15, 17, 19, 21
Chapter 4
4.1 – Page 434, every other odd 1-69 and 71, 73, 75, 77, 82, 83
4.2 – Page 450, every other odd 1-55
4.3 – Page 461, every other odd 1-41 and 43, 45, 47, 49
4.4 – Page 474, every other odd 1-65
4.5 – Page 493, every other odd 1-57
4.6 – Page 506, every other odd 1-43
4.7 – Page 522, every other odd 1-59
Chapter 5
5.1 – Page 553, odds 1-59
5.2 – Page 563, odds 1-49
5.3 – Page 573, odds 1-67
5.4 – Page 581, odds 1-29
5.5 – Page 592, odds 1-77
Chapter 6
6.1 – Page 607, every other odd 1-37 and 39, 41, 43, 45, 47, 49, 51
6.2 – Page 616, every other odd 1-29 and 31, 33, 35, 37, 39, 41
6.3 – Page 628, every other odd 1-71
6.5 – Page 653, every other odd 1-75
THE END!!!!!