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Math 222: Calculus II
Math 222, Calculus II, is the second semester course of the calculus series and is intended as a continuation of the development of single-variable calculus. We will cover the differential calculus of transcendental functions (exponentials, logarithms, inverse trig functions, etc.) as well as continue the integral calculus we began in Math 221, Calculus I. We will introduce techniques of integration such as integration by parts, trigonometric substitution, and partial fraction decompositions.
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- LibreTexts
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- LibreTexts
- Language
- EN
- Category
- Basic Sciences
Contents· 93 sections
- 01: Applications of Integration
- 1.00: Prelude to Applications of Integration
- 1.01: Areas between Curves
- 1.1E: Exercises for Section 1.1
- 1.02: Determining Volumes by Slicing
- 1.2E: Exercises for Section 1.2
- 1.03: Volumes of Revolution - Cylindrical Shells
- 1.3E: Exercises for Section 1.3
- 1.04: Arc Length of a Curve and Surface Area
- 1.4E: Exercises for Section 1.4
- 1.05: Physical Applications of Integration
- 1.5E: Exercises for Section 1.5
- 1.06: Moments and Centers of Mass
- 1.6E: Exercises for Section 1.6
- 1.07: Integrals Exponential Functions and Logarithms
- 1.7E: Exercises for Section 1.7
- 1.08: Exponential Growth and Decay
- 1.8E: Exercises for Section 1.8
- 1.09: Calculus of the Hyperbolic Functions
- 1.9E: Exercises for Section 1.9
- 1.10: Chapter 1 Review Exercises
- 02: Techniques of Integration
- 2.00: Prelude to Techniques of Integration
- 2.01: Integration by Parts
- 2.1E: Exercises for Section 2.1
- 2.02: Trigonometric Integrals
- 2.2E: Exercises for Section 2.2
- 2.03: Trigonometric Substitution
- 2.3E: Exercises for Section 2.3
- 2.04: Partial Fractions
- 2.4E: Exercises for Section 2.4
- 2.05: Other Strategies for Integration
- 2.5E: Exercises for Section 2.5
- 2.06: Numerical Integration
- 2.6E: Exercises for Section 2.6
- 2.07: Improper Integrals
- 2.7E: Exercises for Section 2.7
- 2.08: Chapter 2 Review Exercises
- 03: Introduction to Differential Equations
- 3.00: Prelude to Differential Equations
- 3.01: Basics of Differential Equations
- 3.1E: Exercises for Section 3.1
- 3.02: Direction Fields and Numerical Methods
- 3.2E: Exercises for Section 3.2
- 3.03: Separable Equations
- 3.3E: Exercises for Section 3.3
- 3.04: The Logistic Equation
- 3.4E: Exercises for Section 3.4
- 3.05: First-order Linear Equations
- 3.5E: Exercises for Section 3.5
- 3.06: Chapter 3 Review Exercises
- 04: Sequences and Series
- 4.00: Prelude to Sequence and Series
- 4.01: Sequences
- 4.1E: Exercises for Section 4.1
- 4.02: Infinite Series
- 4.2E: Exercises for Section 4.2
- 4.03: The Divergence and Integral Tests
- 4.3E: Exercises for Section 4.3
- 4.04: Comparison Tests
- 4.4E: Exercises for Section 4.4
- 4.05: Alternating Series
- 4.5E: Exercises for Section 4.5
- 4.06: Ratio and Root Tests
- 4.6E: Exercises for Section 4.6
- 4.07: Chapter 4 Review Exercises
- 05: Power Series
- 5.00: Prelude to Power Series
- 5.01: Power Series and Functions
- 5.1E: Exercises for Section 5.1
- 5.02: Properties of Power Series
- 5.2E: Exercises for Section 5.2
- 5.03: Taylor and Maclaurin Series
- 5.3E: Exercises for Section 5.3
- 5.04: Working with Taylor Series
- 5.4E: Exercises for Section 5.4
- 5.05: Chapter 5 Review Exercises
- 06: Parametric Equations and Polar Coordinates
- 6.00: Prelude to Parametric Equations and Polar Coordinates
- 6.01: Parametric Equations
- 6.1E: Exercises for Section 6.1
- 6.02: Calculus of Parametric Curves
- 6.2E: Exercises for Section 6.2
- 6.03: Polar Coordinates
- 6.3E: Exercises for Section 6.3
- 6.04: Area and Arc Length in Polar Coordinates
- 6.4E: Exercises for Section 6.4
- 6.05: Conic Sections
- 6.5E: Exercises for Section 6.5
- 6.06: Chapter 6 Review Exercises
- 07: Appendices
- 7.00: A- Table of Derivatives
- 7.01: B- Table of Integrals