From mathematical analysis practical exercises - Buronov, Sunatullo;Avezov, Alijon
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The monograph deals with the main sections of the theory limits, differential and integral calculus functions of one and several variables and their application. Contains a large number of illustrative exercises and tasks, as well as solved tasks - standards for independent work of students. For students and teachers of physical and mathematical specialities.The manual contains 4 sections covering the fundamental topics of mathematical analysis: definition sets of real numbers, limit of a numerical sequence, functions of one and several variables, differential calculus of functions of one and…mehr

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The monograph deals with the main sections of the theory limits, differential and integral calculus functions of one and several variables and their application. Contains a large number of illustrative exercises and tasks, as well as solved tasks - standards for independent work of students. For students and teachers of physical and mathematical specialities.The manual contains 4 sections covering the fundamental topics of mathematical analysis: definition sets of real numbers, limit of a numerical sequence, functions of one and several variables, differential calculus of functions of one and several variables. The material is arranged and distributed in such a way that the reader, whether a teacher or a student, can easily prepare a summary for independent work. Traditional deductive (with evidence) style presentation of fundamental theoretical sections is aimed at creating a solid logical base and the necessary knowledge and skills.
Autorenporträt
Buronov Sunatullo Aslonovich was born on March 31, 1970, Uzbek by nationality, higher education, teacher S.A. Buranov in 1997 graduated from the Bukhara Institute of Food and Light Industry with a degree in engineer-technologist, and in 1998, in the direction of the same institute, he moved to work at the Department of Mechanics.