Crista Arangala , Karen A. Yokley

Exploring Calculus: Labs and Projects with Mathematica (Textbooks in Mathematics)

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ISBN 13:
9781498771016
author:
Crista Arangala , Karen A. Yokley
format:
Paperback
publisher:
Chapman and Hall/CRC
language:
English
Publication Year:
2016
Pages:
172
Dimensions:
0.6 x 16.5 x 24.1 cm
Genre:
Science & Nature, Mathematics, Calculus & Mathematical Analysis, Crista Arangala, Karen A. Yokley,Exploring Calculus: Labs and Projects with Mathematica (Textbooks in Mathematics),Chapman and Hall/CRC,1498771017,Science & Mathematics: Textbooks & Stu
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Explore the world of calculus with hands-on labs and projects using Mathematica. This practical guide is designed to be used in class every day, guiding students through the theory and applications of differential and integral calculus. Each lab consists of an explanation of material, integrated exercises, and interactive problems that allow students to discover concepts and theories in a meaningful way. The book employs Mathematica to calculate and explore key concepts, making it easy for students to visualize and understand complex ideas. With its user-friendly approach, this guide can be used for both classroom work and independent exploratory learning. The labs are designed to be flexible, allowing students to use them individually or in sequence, and include many applications to various fields that can inspire research projects. By using this book, students will gain a deeper understanding of calculus and its applications, making it an essential resource for anyone looking to explore the subject in depth.

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