Instructions:

1. To access a lecture outline:  Click on a section in the “Lecture Outlines” column. Print the outline so that you can use it to take notes when you view the lectures for that section.
   Note:  You must have the free Adobe Reader  to view the worksheets.

2. To view a lecture:  Turn up the sound on your computer. Go to the "Flash Lectures" column, select "Flash, and then maximize your viewing window so that you can see the entire screen. The control bar for the Flash video (stop, play, rewind, etc.) can be found by scrolling down to the bottom of the screen.
   Note:  You must have the free Adobe Flash Player  to view the lectures.

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          Example 1

          Definitions:  Cost, Revenue & Profit Functions

          Definition:  Solution Set of a System of Linear

                           Inequalities

          Definitions:  Bounded and Unbounded Solution

                            Sets

          Definitions:  Objective Function, Constraints, and

                             Linear Programming Problem

          Definitions:  Feasible Set, Feasible Solution, and

                             Optimal Solution

Section 5.1 - Simple Interest, Future Value, Present Value, and Effective Rate

          Definitions and Formulas:

               Simple Interest and Accumulated Amount

          Example 1         

          Example 2

          Definitions and Formula:

               Compound Interest and Future Value with

               Compound Interest         

          Example 3

          Definition and Formula:

               Present Value with Compound Interest

          Example 4

          Example 5

          Example 6

          Example 7

Section 5.2 - Annuities - Present Value and Future Value

          Definition:  Ordinary Annuity

          Definition and Formula:

               Future Value of an Annuity

          Definition and Formula:

               Present Value of an Annuity

          Example 1

          Example 2

          Example 3

          Example 4

Section 5.3 - Amortizations and Sinking Funds

          Definition and Formula:  Amortization

          Definition and Formula:  Sinking Fund

          Example 1

          Example 2

          Example 3

          Example 4

Mixed Problems from Sections 5.1 - 5.3

          Definitions and Formulas:

               n-Factorial and Permutation

          Example 1

          Example 2

          Example 3

          Example 4

          Definition and Formula:

               Permutation of n objects not all distinct

          Example 5

          Definition and Formula:  Combination

          Example 6

          Example 7

          Example 8

          Example 9

          Example 10

          Example 11

          Example 12

          Example 13

          Example 1

          Examples 2-4

          Example 5

          Example 6

          Example 1

          Example 2

          Example 3

          Example 4