Bücher von Edward Hicks

Starting with the very basics of functions and limits, you'll explore the landscape of derivatives and integrals, and journey into the realms of sequences, series, and differential equations.Advanced topics such as multivariable calculus, vectors, and line and surface integrals, once daunting, become comprehensible under clear explanations and practical examples. Interwoven throughout are real-world applications demonstrating the relevance of calculus in fields as diverse as physics, economics, and computer science. In this book you will learn....Uniform and non-uniform accelerationVector addition and coordinate systemsApplying Newton's laws of motionUniform circular motion (including satellites)Work, power, and conservation of energyCenter of mass, collisions, and rocketsThorough coverage of rotationThis is a simple and student friendly book which is intended to give you the cheerful mood of a coffee table book, but at the same time giving you a very essential, clear and uncluttered entry to begin your study of calculus. In simple words, this book teaches you how to do calculus rather than discuss the philosophy and underlying principles of calculus.

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