New to the Book M ore intuitive organization and explanation within examples makes properties and theorems easier to follow and recall. 225 new exercises and 30 worked examples have been added, bringing the total to 4,200 exercises and 520 examples. "Help text" within examples (shown in blue type) helps students understand key algebraic and numerical transitions. "For Review " side margin features remind students of a concept that is needed and direct them back to the section in which it was covered earlier in the text. Graphing calculator screens have been updated to the TI-84 Plus CE format and are now in color. All 3-dimensional figures in the text have been re-rendered using the latest software. The authors took full advantage of the capabilities of the rendering software to make the figures more effective pedagogically. In cases where properties or theorems that were formerly numbered (e.

g., Property 4) have a commonly used name (e.g., Power of a Quotient Rule), the authors used the name rather than the number. This allows for more intuitive explanations within examples and is better aligned to how concepts are explained in class. Content Updates Chapter 0 Added an example and exercises in 0.1 to illustrate the concept of piecewise-defined functions. Rewrote and simplified the introduction to 0.

5 Exponents and Power Functions to make it more intuitive and easier to reference. Additionally, we added several examples to illustrate the rules of exponents. Modified the discussion of compound interest to make it more suitable for the applications in later chapters. Added Examples 8 and 9 in 0.5 to illustrate the role of multiple factors in compound interest and investment accounts. Added Example 7 in 0.6 to illustrate various concepts from economics. Added four new exercises (45-48) in 0.

6 to illustrate variations on the standard topic of compound interest. Modified over thirty exercises in the chapter. Chapter 1 Removed some of the proofs related to review material to simplify the presentation in 1.1. Added four new exercises (5-8) in 1.2 to illustrate the geometric meaning of the slope of a graph as the slope of the tangent line. Additionally, we modified two other exercises requiring reading and interpreting slopes of graphs. Simplified the discussion of limits in Examples 2 and 4 in 1.

4. Included a discussion and a new Example 4 in 1.8 to illustrate the concepts of displacement and velocity. Chapters 2 and 3 Modified the Technology Exercises in 2.1 to make them more straightforward for students to answer. Improved and simplified the solutions within Example 4 in 2.4. Removed Example 4 in 2.

6 which required more symbolic manipulation and use of constants than students would encounter in the exercises. Rewrote five examples in the Summary section of Chapter 2. Added ten new exercises in Chapter 3. Chapter 4 Revised Example 2 in 4.2 to better prepare students for the variety of exercises within the homework. Moved the material on the properties and graphs of exponential functions from 4.3 to 4.2.

Replaced Examples 1, 2, and 3 from 4.3 with new examples that better build on the properties of derivatives introduced earlier. Example 3 introduces a new concept of combined returns to illustrate applications of linear combinations of exponential functions. Moved the material on differential equations in 4.3 to Chapter 5. Introduced forty new exercises in 4.3, including one on investment portfolios. Rewrote the introduction of 4.

4 to better display and present the properties of logarithms. Changed Example 1 in 4.4 to better match the types of exercises in the homework. Used investment portfolios to illustrate applications involving solutions of equations with logarithms in Example 4 in 4.4. Rewrote the introduction of 4.5 to better display properties of the natural logarithm and its derivative. Added a new example on differentiation of the natural logarithm in 4.

5. Modified and added over twenty exercises in 4.5. Rewrote the introduction of 4.6 to better present further properties of the logarithm. Chapter 5 Rewrote 5.1 to better show the applications of the derivative as a rate of change in setting up and solving differential equations. Changes to 5.

1 also include: Stated the solutions of the differential equation y = ky in a theorem. Added an example on solving differential equations. Stated the solutions of the initial value problem y = ky , y (0)= P 0 in a theorem. Illustrated the solutions of initial value problems with examples and a figure that a student can easily relate to. Simplified the discussion on exponential decay and carbon dating. Added twenty-three new exercises on differential equations and their applications. Rewrote and simplified the introduction to 5.2.

Also in 5.2: Introduced continuous compounding as a limit of the ordinary compounding from Chapter 0 and as a solution of a differential equation of the type that was discussed in 5.1. Added narrative that compares continuous to ordinary compounding. Added discussion, an example, and exercises on negative interest rates. Rewrote the introduction to 5.3 to better explain the concept of relative rate of change and how it relates to common pricing applications. Added an example in 5.

3 on logarithmic derivatives. Included a summary of solutions of differential equations and their properties in the Chapter Summary. Chapter 6 Simplified Example 1 in 6.1 by adding more details to the solution. Rewrote the introduction to 6.2 and simplified the presentation by relating the new concept of definite integral to a common problem involving velocity and position. Simplified the numerical computations in Examples 3 and 5 in 6.2.

Added nine new exercises to 6.2. Added a new example on online transportation in 6.4, as an application of area between two curves. Chapter 7 Revised all 3-dimensional figures in the chapter using the latest software. Added more help to Example 1 in 7.2 and added a 3-dimensional graph. In Example 4 in 7.

3, added a new application of the second derivative test in two dimensions. Added twenty new exercises to 7.2, ten new exercises to 7.4, and two new exercises to 7.5. Chapters 8-12 Removed the application on population genetics from 10.6 (as this is now covered in Chapter 5). Revised exercises and examples to update real-world data.

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