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Precalculus

By (author) Karla Neal, By (author) Jeff Hughes, By (author) R. Gustafson

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PRECALCULUS, International Edition prepares learners for calculus and the rigors of that course, having been written by teachers who have taught the courses and seen where learners need help-and where other texts have come up short. The text features precise definitions and exposition, carefully crafted pedagogy, and a strong emphasis on algebraic, transcendental, and trigonometric functions. To show readers how important and relevant precalculus topics are to their future coursework, an optional Looking Ahead to Calculus feature appears in each chapter. The varied examples and exercises include many that encourage readers to use and understand graphs, as opposed to simply draw them, providing additional sound preparation for calculus.

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