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1292289775 / 9781292289779 MyLab Math with Pearson eText - Instant Access - for Croft & Davison, Foundation Maths, 7th Edition
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Deepen and broaden subject knowledge to set yourself up for future success Foundation Maths 7th Edition by Croft and Davison has been written for students taking higher and further education courses who may not have specialised in mathematics on post-16 qualifications, and who require a working knowledge of mathematical and statistical tools. By providing careful and steady guidance in mathematical methods along with a wealth of practice exercises to improve your maths skills, Foundation Maths imparts confidence in its readers. For students with established mathematical expertise, this book will be an ideal revision and reference guide. The style of the book also makes it suitable for self-study and distance learning with self-assessment questions and worked examples throughout.
Foundation Maths is ideally suited for students studying marketing, business studies, management, science, engineering, social science, geography, combined studies and design.
Features:
Mathematical processes described in everyday language.
Key points highlighting important results for easy reference
Worked examples included throughout the book to reinforce learning.
Self-assessment questions to test understanding of important concepts, with answers provided at the back of the book.
Demanding Challenge Exercises included at the end of chapters stretch the keenest of students
Test and assignment exercises with answers provided in a lecturer's Solutions Manual available for download at go.pearson.com/uk/he/resources, allow lecturers to set regular work throughout the course
A companion website containing a student support pack and video tutorials, as well as PowerPoint slides for lecturers, can be found at go.pearson.com/uk/he/resources
New to this edition:
A new section explains the importance of developing a thorough mathematical foundation in order to take advantage of and exploit the full capability of mathematical and statistical technology used in higher education and in the workplace
Extensive sections throughout the book illustrate how readily-available computer software and apps can be used to perform mathematical and statistical calculations, particularly those involving algebra, calculus, graph plotting and data analysis
There are revised, enhanced sections on histograms and factorisation of quadratic expressions
The new edition fully integrates MyLab®Math, a powerful online homework, tutorial and self-study system that contains over 1.400 exercises that can be assigned or used for student practice, tests and homework
Contents
1.Mathematical symbols
2.Using mathematical and statistical computer software and apps in Foundation Maths
3.Arithmetic of whole numbers
4.Fractions
5.Decimal numbers
6.Percentage and ratio
7.Algebra
8.Indices
9.Simplifying algebraic expressions
10.Factorisation
11.Algebraic fractions
12.Transposing formulae
13.Solving equations
14.Sequences and series
15.Sets
16.Number bases
17.Elementary logic
18.Functions
19.Graphs of functions
20.The straight line
21.The exponential function
22.The logarithm function
23.Measurement
24.Introduction to trigonometry
25.The trigonometrical functions and their graphs
26.Trigonometrical identities and equations
27.Solution of triangles
28.Vectors
29.Matrices
30.Complex numbers
31.Tables and charts
32.Statistics
33.Probability
34.Correlation
35.Regression
36.Gradients of curves
37.Techniques of differentiation
38.Integration and areas under curves
39.Techniques of integration
40.Functions of more than one variable and partial differentiation
41.Solutions
