Basic Technical Mathematics with Calculus

Key differences between 11th and 10th editions

• Period between current and previous publications: 4 years (2017 vs 2013).
• The Eleventh Ed. consists of 31 chapters as well as the preceding edition, and covers the same key topics.
• Over 350 new applications.
• Many graphing calculator screens reinforce how to use the TI-89 graphing calculator for computations, charting and other graphing calculator programs.
• Over 1000 new and updated exercises.
• Important changes in the Eleventh Ed:
• How to find the domain and range of function by using graphs (Section 3.4).
• Beginning of chapter 5 has been reorganized.
• Solving systems of linear equations with reduced row echelon form on graphing calculator (Ch. 5)
• Definition for greatest common factor (Ch. 6)
• Example demonstrating how the phase angle can be interpreted, and difference between phase shift and phase angle (Ch. 10).
• Empirical rule (the three-sigma rule) (Section 22.4)