620-161 Introductory Mathematics Semester I, 2006

Gallery

On is page we list interactive pictures of objects discussed in class. For example, you can change the parameters of a line y=ax+b by changing the values of the coefficients a and b.

The picture were created by the package Graphing Calculator (www.pacifict.com) and you'll need a Graphing Calculator Previewer to view and interact with these beauties. The good news is that the Viewer is available free of charge on the Pacific Tech website (www.pacifict.com/FreeStuff.html).

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• Chapter 1: Linear Equations
• Line: y = ax + b
• Plane: ax + by + z = c
• 2 by 2 linear system
• 3 by 3 linear system, unique solution
• 3 by 3 linear system, infinitely many solutions
• 3 by 3 linear system, no solutions
• Chapter 2: Linear Programming
• Figure 2.2
• Figure 2.3
• Figure 2.4
• Figure 2.5
• Figure 2.6
• Figure 2.8
• Graphic LP Method
• Eq 2.25
• Eq 2.31
• Eq 2.33
• Eq 2.35
• Eq 2.40
• Eq 2.44
• Appendix C: Exponential and Logarithmic functions
• Figure C.1
• Figure C.2
• Figure C.3
• -x²
• (x-n)²
• nx²+bx+c
• x²
• ln(x + n)
• ln(nx)
• ln(x²)
• e
• e^ln(x))
• ae^nx
• e^(x+n)
• e^(nx)
• e^{(x^2)}
• Chapter 3: Functions and Derivatives
• Derivative and tangent of sin
• Derivative and tangent of x²
• Derivative and tangent of x³
• Derivative of sin
• Derivative of x²
• Derivative of x³
• Tangent of sin
• Tangent of x²
• Tangent of x³
• Chapter 4: Taylor Polynomials
• Figure 4.1
• Figure 4.2
• Figure 4.3
• e^x2
• e^x
• x²e^x
• Chapter 7: Optimization of multivariable functions
• Logo
• Page 122
• Figure 7.1
• Figure 7.2
• Figure 7.3
• Figure 7.4a
• Figure 7.4b
• Figure 7.5
• Figure 7.6
• Figure 7.7
• Figure 7.8
• Example 7.3.2
• Chapter : Differential Equations
• Figure 9.1
• Figure 9.2a
• Figure 9.2b
• Figure 9.4

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Created: 25 February 2006
Last modified: 25 February 2006
Authorised by: Moshe Sniedovich, Department of Mathematics and Statistics.