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    Introduction and Overview: "Calculus I" Is Divided Into Five Chapters. Sequences and Series Are Introduced in Chapter 1

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    This book aims to build student confidence in solving math problems through clear explanations of key calculus concepts. It is intended for students from 12th grade through college and can be used as a primary or supplementary textbook. The book covers sequences and series, derivatives, integration, and other calculus topics through five chapters. Each concept is explained in a step-by-step format with detailed solutions provided in an appendix to help students learn. The author hopes this concise yet thorough approach will help readers gain a solid foundation in calculus.

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    Introduction and Overview

    Similar to the previous books published by the Hamilton Education Guides, the intent of
    this book is to build a strong foundation by increasing student confidence in solving mathematical
    problems. To achieve this objective, the author has diligently tried to address each subject in a
    clear, concise, and easy to understand step-by-step format. A great deal of effort has been made to
    ensure that the subjects presented in each chapter are explained simply, thoroughly, and
    adequately. It is the authors hope that this book can fulfill these objectives by building a solid
    foundation in pursuit of more advanced technical concepts.
    The scope of this book is intended for educational levels ranging from the 12th grade to
    adult. The book can also be used by students in home study programs, parents, teachers, special
    education programs, tutors, high schools, preparatory schools, and adult educational programs,
    including colleges and universities as a main text, a thorough reference, or a supplementary book.
    A thorough knowledge of algebraic concepts in subject areas such as linear equations and
    inequalities, fractional operations, exponents, radicals, polynomials, factorization, non-linear and
    quadratic equations is required.
    “Calculus I” is divided into five chapters. Sequences and series are introduced in Chapter 1.
    How to compute and find the limit of arithmetic and geometric sequences and series including
    expansion and simplification of factorial expressions is discussed in this chapter. Derivatives and its
    applicable differentiation rules using the Prime and dx d notations are introduced in Chapter 2. In

    addition, use of the Chain rule in solving different types of equations, the implicit differentiation
    method, derivative of functions with fractional exponents, derivative of radical functions, including
    the steps for solving higher order equations is discussed in this chapter. Differentiation of
    trigonometric functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, hyperbolic functions, and inverse
    hyperbolic functions is discussed in Chapter 3. Furthermore, evaluation of expressions referred to as
    indeterminate forms using a general rule known as L’Hopital’s Rule is discussed in Chapter 3. The
    subject of integration is introduced in Chapter 4. Integration using basic integration formulas and
    methods such as the substitution method is discussed in this chapter. Additionally, integration of
    trigonometric functions, inverse trigonometric functions, exponential and logarithmic functions is
    addressed in Chapter 4. Other integration techniques such as integration by parts, integration using
    trigonometric substitution, and integration by partial fractions is introduced in Chapter 5. The steps
    in integrating hyperbolic functions is also discussed in this chapter. Finally, detailed solutions to the
    exercises are provided in the Appendix. Students are encouraged to solve each problem in the same
    detailed and step-by-step format as shown in the text.
    In keeping with our commitment of excellence in providing clear, easy to follow, and
    concise educational materials to our readers, I believe this book will again add value to the Hamilton
    Education Guides series for its clarity and special attention to detail. I hope readers of this book
    will find it valuable as both a learning tool and as a reference. Any comments or suggestions for
    improvement of this book will be appreciated.

    With best wishes,

    Dan Hamilton

    Hamilton Education Guides iii

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