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Mcgrawhill Textbook Ch.1 about Before 1600 America My notes on the textbook and lectures in class.

Need a quick refresher on algebra?? Focuses on how to find slope and types of graphs(commonly used in microeconomics) Organized, colored, and easy to read.

Use this if you need help! Very Useful and Organized by each topic. Topics covered include production possibilities, absolute and comparative advantage, specialization, and trade. Notes format: Title, objective, vocab, info, key points, and summary

Learn about these in ch.1.1-1.4 1.1 Scarcity Q1: What are the wants and constraints of those involved? 1.2 Opportunity Cost and Marginal Decision Making Q2: What are the trade-offs? 1.3 Incentives Q3: How will others respond? 1.4 Efficiency Q4: Are resources being allocated in the best way possible? Notes plan is title, objective, vocab, info, key points, and summaries.

All of Chapter 1 Notes including objectives, vocabulary, info, key points, and summaries. Topics include scarcity, opportunity cost, incentives, efficiency, correlation & causation, models, and positive/normative analysis.

Notes on Ch.1.5-1.7, topics listed below An Economist’s Problem-Solving Toolbox 1.5 Correlation and Causation 1.6 Models 1.7 Positive and Normative Analysis Test Yourself Notes plan is title, objective, vocab, info, key points, and summaries.

Unit 1&2 formulas for Calc 1: from my notes, important formulas you need to know in order to be successful for calc 1 and beyond!! A good cheat sheet to have and memorize <3

Save $5!!! Introduction to f'(x), f''(x), advanced derivative rules(including inverses, log, non-e base, and more). All Notes from 2.1-2.18 from Calculus 1 together. Save $5 when bought all together(formulas included too)!

Chain Rule and FIRST derivative focus! Please check out notes from unit 2.5-2.18 A important formula sheet will be posted with unit 1 and 2 combined!!! Will set you up for success in Calculus <3

Notes from Unit 2.5-2.10. More advanced f'(x) (First derivative) and beginning f''(x) (second derivative) Please check out unit 2.1-2.4 and 2.11-2.18! A important formula sheet will be posted with unit 1 and 2 combined!!! Will set you up for success in Calculus <3