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The Section numbers below refer to the Harshbarger and Reynolds text, Mathematical Applications for the Management, Life, and Social Sciences (sixth edition).
Section
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File Type
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File Description |
1.1
|
Media
|
Using Goal Seek to solve an equation |
1.4
|
Media
|
Creating a table of x and y=f(x) values |
1.4
|
Media
|
Creating a graph from a table of x & y values |
1.4
|
Media
|
Changing the x values to change what is seen on the graph |
1.2&4
|
Media
|
Determining the equation to best fit a set of x-y data pairs |
1.4&5
|
Media
|
Graphing 2 functions on a single graph |
2.5
|
Media
|
Selecting polynomial of best fit for x-y scatter (Quiz 1, Part 4, spring 03) |
6.2
|
Media
|
Future Value of a sum using Compound Interest |
6.3
|
Media
|
Future Value of a series of Payments using Compound Interest |
3.1
|
Media
|
Introduction to Matrices (addition, subtraction & transpose) |
3.2&4
|
Media
|
Matrix Mulitplication, Determinant & Inverse |
3.4
|
Media
|
Solving a System of Equations using Matrices |
4
|
Media
|
Intro to Linear Programming using Solver |
4
|
Media
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Linear Programming with Solver, part 2 |