FWIW: ChalkDust precal

[SusanAR]

I found these organizer sheets at the textbook (precalculus) companion site. They have help us as we view the dvd sections. Wish I had found them earlier.

http://college.cengage.com/mathematics/larson/precalculus_limits/1e/resources/sng.html


These are for the 7th edition. I found the 3rd edition, but these are a bit more comprehensive.

susan

[April in CA]

Thank you! This looks very helpful!
Blessings,
April

[Janice H]

Thank you for this. We're not using the text but are supplementing w/the Mosely dvd's so this is very helpful.

I've been on this publisher's website before and got totally lost, had certification warning messages from my computer, and other general dead-ends. Now with your help I see that there is a lot there. What I found is FREE solutions to odd numbers for the Calculus book and some other Larson books at http://calcchat.tdlc.com/free_solutions/main.html

[Grace is Sufficient]

I see the website link says college... is the Larson book considered a college text?

[Jann in TX]

even if taken in high school Pre-Calc and Calc are college level programs... and the texts are the same. Courses taken in a college setting usually move at a faster pace...

[Kimm in WA]

FWIW, my son used Chalkdust pre-calc last year. This summer and fall, since he's going into an math/science field, he started with College Algebra (summer) and trig (Fall). He got an A in the summer class (6 or 7 week qtr.) and currently has a 97% in the trig course.

Kimm in WA