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Finite mathematics / with computer-supported applications James Calvert; William L Voxman

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextPublication details: New York : McGraw-Hill, ©1994.Edition: International edDescription: x, 442 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 25 cmISBN:
  • 0078329078
  • 9780078329074
  • 9780070096691
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • QA39.2 .C315
Contents:
Part 1 Sets and lines: sets; linear equations. Part 2 Matrices: matrix operations; applications. Part 3 Systems of linear equations: Gauss elimination; Gauss-Jordan elimination; echelon and reduced echelon forms; systems with non-unique solutions. Part 4 Matrix inverses and LU factors: matrix inverses; LU factors. Part 5 Introductory linear programming: systems of linear inequalities; linear programming problems with two variables; geometric solutions to two variable LP problems; the simplex method. Part 6 Intermediate linear programming: non-standard form LP problems; the big-M method; infeasible, unbounded and non-unique solutions; solving applied problems. Part 7 Advanced linear programming: dual simplex method; duality; sensitivity analysis; interpreting LP reports. Part 8 Counting: the exclusion-exclusion principle and venn diagrams; the fundamental counting principle; permutations; combinations; additional counting techniques. Part 9 Probability: basic concepts of probability; conditional probability - independent events; Bayes' formula; Bernoulli trials; Markov processes; regular Markov chains; absorbing Markov chains. Part 10 Statistics: frequency distributions, probability distributions and histograms; finding the centre - medians, means and expected values; measuring the spread - variance and standard deviation; normal distributions; approximating binomial random variables with normal random variables; linear regression. Part 11 Mathematics of finance: simple and compound interest; annuities; amortization; modelling financial problems with LP. Part 12 Logic: statements and truth tables; implications and logical equivalence; conditional statements and valid arguments
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Part 1 Sets and lines: sets; linear equations. Part 2 Matrices: matrix operations; applications. Part 3 Systems of linear equations: Gauss elimination; Gauss-Jordan elimination; echelon and reduced echelon forms; systems with non-unique solutions. Part 4 Matrix inverses and LU factors: matrix inverses; LU factors. Part 5 Introductory linear programming: systems of linear inequalities; linear programming problems with two variables; geometric solutions to two variable LP problems; the simplex method. Part 6 Intermediate linear programming: non-standard form LP problems; the big-M method; infeasible, unbounded and non-unique solutions; solving applied problems. Part 7 Advanced linear programming: dual simplex method; duality; sensitivity analysis; interpreting LP reports. Part 8 Counting: the exclusion-exclusion principle and venn diagrams; the fundamental counting principle; permutations; combinations; additional counting techniques. Part 9 Probability: basic concepts of probability; conditional probability - independent events; Bayes' formula; Bernoulli trials; Markov processes; regular Markov chains; absorbing Markov chains. Part 10 Statistics: frequency distributions, probability distributions and histograms; finding the centre - medians, means and expected values; measuring the spread - variance and standard deviation; normal distributions; approximating binomial random variables with normal random variables; linear regression. Part 11 Mathematics of finance: simple and compound interest; annuities; amortization; modelling financial problems with LP. Part 12 Logic: statements and truth tables; implications and logical equivalence; conditional statements and valid arguments

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