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table of contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
1. Using Definite Integrals to Find Volume
Motivating Questions
Introduction
Preview Activity 1
The Volume of a Solid of Revolution
Disk Method
Washer Method
Activity 1-1
Activity 1-2
Activity 1-3
Volumes of Other Solids
Volume By Cross-Sectional Area
Summary
Exercises
Problems
2. Volume by The Shell Method
Motivating Questions
Introduction
Preview Activity 2
The Shell Method
Activity 2-1
Activity 2-2
Summary
Exercises
Problems
3. Arc Length and Surface Area
Motivating Questions
Introduction
Preview Activity 3
Finding the length of a curve
Arc Length
Activity 3-1
Surface Area of Solids of Revolution
Surface Area of a Solid of Revolution
Summary
Exercises
Problems
4. Density, Mass, and Center of Mass
Motivating Questions
Preview Activity 4
Density
Density, Mass, & Volume
Mass
Activity 4-1
Activity 4-2
Center of Mass
Activity 4-3
Summary
Exercises
Problems
5. Physics Applications: Work, Force, and Pressure
Motivating Questions
Introduction
Preview Activity 5
Work
Activity 5-1
Activity 5-2
Activity 5-3
Summary
Exercises
Problems
6. An Introduction to Differential Equations
Motivating Questions
Introduction
Preview Activity 6
Activity 6-1
Activity 6-2
Activity 6-3
Slope Fields
Activity 6-4
Equilibrium solutions and stability
Activity 6-5
Summary
Exercises
7. Separable differential equations
Motivating Questions
Introduction
Preview Activity 7
Activity 7-1
Activity 7-2
Activity 7-3
Developing a differential equation
Activity 7-4
Activity 7-5
Activity 7-6
Population Growth
Activity 7-7
Activity 7-8
Summary
Exercises
8. Hyperbolic Functions
Motivating Questions
Introduction
Hyperbolic Functions
Activity 8-1
Useful Hyperbolic Function Properties
Activity 8-2
Inverse Hyperbolic Functions
Logarithmic definitions of Inverse
Derivatives Involving Inverse Hyperbolic Functions
Activity 8-3
Exercises
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