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Precalculus A

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In the Precalculus course students will be presented with a comprehensive study of functions and move into an analysis of rudimentary calculus concepts, such as the difference quotient and the notion of “taking a limit.

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In the Precalculus course students will be presented with a comprehensive study of functions and move into an analysis of rudimentary calculus concepts, such as the difference quotient and the notion of “taking a limit.” In addition to introducing students to terminology and concepts essential to the study of calculus, this course will also help develop reasoning and analytical skills that may be applied to problems in the real world. Familiarity with these topics is especially important for students intending to study calculus, physics or other sciences, and engineering in college.

Customer-Provided Required Physical Materials: graphing calculator

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