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Use HP-48 G/GX graphing calculator technology to aid in the computation and visualization of key subjects in the mathematics sequence: Calculus, Differential Equations, Vector Calculus and Linear Algebra.

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Use HP-48 G/GX graphing calculator technology to supplement each of the courses in the engineering math sequence. Intended to help instructors and students incorporate the use of powerful graphing calculators as an interactive learning tool. Includes calculator investigations that reinforce key topics, e.g., the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Eigenvalues, and Linear Systems of Differential Equations. Getting-started sections offer students a friendly introduction to the keyboard, data entry, RPN, and memory management (Chapter 1). Surveys the main topics of the standard one or two semester courses in these subject areas. May be used as a supplements with any textbook.

Intended for the first course in linear algebra, this widely used text balances mathematical techniques and mathematical proofs. It presents theory in small steps and provides more examples and exercises involving computations than competing texts.