Calculus AB (Period 3) Assignments
- Instructor
- Mr. Jerod Dien
- Term
- Fall 2013
- Department
- Mathematics
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Unit 1: Limits & Continuity
Evaluate Limits (1B, 1C, 1D, 1E, 2I)
Asymptotes (1A, 1F)
Continuity (1G)
Unit 2: Derivatives
Derivative proofs (2A, 2C, 3G) Using the definition of the derivative
Calculating derivatives (2C, 2E, 2F)
Implicit Differentiation (2G, 2H)
Rate of Change Applications (2B, 2D, 3F)
Unit 3: Applications of Derivatives
Differentiability (3A)
Curve Sketching (3B, 3C) Critical points first and
Optimization (3D) Using extrema Min/Max
2. Please look at old posted stuff for you to use to get more practice problems and videos to concepts.
3. I have posted the answers to the Mock AP style test that you have been working on in class. Remember to take time to review what concept we are testing on!
4. Starting to post the stations for you to practice with
- Calc AB Limits and Asy Review Station.pdf
- Calc AB Limits and Asy Review Station part 2.pdf
- Calc AB Implicit Differentiation Review Station Part 1.pdf
- Calc AB Implicit Differentiation Review Station Part 2.pdf
- Calc AB Concept of Derivatives Review Station Part 2.pdf
- Calc AB Concept of Derivatives Review Station Part 1.pdf
- AP CALC AB Pract EXAM III Part A.pdf
- AP CALC AB Pract EXAM III Part C.pdf
- AP CALC AB Pract EXAM III Part B.pdf
- Calc AB Calculating Derivatives Review Station Part 2.pdf
- Calc AB Calculating Derivatives Review Station Part 1.pdf
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- LHopital Practice Prob.pdf
- U2 FYI Calc.pdf
- Derive Practice Test 1.docx
- Derive Practice Test 2.docx
- Derive Practice Test 2 Sol.pdf
- Derive Practice Test 1 Sol.pdf
- Lecture 3.9 Logs and Exponential Derivatives.pdf
- HW 3.8 Text 1-23 odd sol.pdf
- Exponential and Logarithmic Der.pdf
- More Implicit Deriv Practice.pdf
- Implicit Diff Practice and Key.pdf
- unit-3 Notes 3.8 inverse-trig-functions-2012-key.doc
- More Trig Chain Rule Practice.pdf
- Lecture 3.9 Logs nd Exponential Derivatives answers.doc
- unit-3 Notes 3.8 inverse-trig-functions.doc
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2. Trig Derivatives problems are next.
3. Random solutions to problems.
- Higher order derivatives solutions for problems 25 and 26
- Proof of derivative of sinx
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Here were the Stations and Notes for Chapter 3
Make sure to print out the notes and go through them.
Remember to think about your action plan. You can always spend a few minutes each day going over the notes at least!
Station Topics included and still would need a lot of practice are
Speed, Velocity, Acceleration
Higher Order derivatives
Projectile Motion
Particle Motion
- Higher Derivatives Prob and Key.pdf
- Calc 3_3 Derivative Day 6.pdf
- Proj Motion problems.pdf
- calc-3-4-velocity-day-11-notes-key.docx
- Calc 3_3 Derivative Day 7 key.doc
- Speed Vel and Acc Key.pdf
- calc-3-4-velocity-day-10-filled-in.doc
- velocity_ speed and acceleration.doc
- Calc 3_3 Derivative Day 7.pdf
- calc-3-4-velocity-day-11-notes.pdf
- calc-3-3-velocity-day-11 example problems.pdf
- Motion Prob Lvl 3 and 4 1.pdf
- Calc 3_3 Derivative Day 6 key.docx
- calc-3-4-velocity-day-10-filled-in blank.pdf
- calc-3-3-velocity-day-11-key.docx
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Here are the texts to read and problems to print out and bring to class tomorrow.
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First songs!!! http://matheatre.com/lyrics/ctm.php
Part 1 Current Material
Homework
Section 2.4 Pg. 87 # 1 – 11 odd, 19, 23, 25, 29, 32
Chapter 2 Review Exercises Pg. 91 #1 - 18
Also are pdf of the chapter notes
Part 2 fixing Unit 1 "holes" in your understanding so that your understanding will go to infinity and beyond!
Now as the tests are almost done being graded here are a couple of links to address some of the big problems. If you are looking for problems do a google search such as "calculus square root problems." You can watch the video but nothing beats actually doing the problem!!!!
Factoring a^3+b^3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5z7n2nc7EAo&safe=active
Square roots in
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVj284EvgBI&safe=active
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nm5OIeRGz-I&safe=active
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Scs19b_6VLA&safe=active
Natural log graphs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cSXvzVVMow&safe=active
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SHqw4PK4XQ&safe=active
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHvI-BkkhC8&safe=active
Cos (a+b) or sin (a+b)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-R5xBGriEM&safe=active
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfcIaUF2JqM&safe=active
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Here are the answer to the HA worksheet.
I might have assigned these for homework already but here are some problems to practice
I have the binders with the worked out solutions for you to use.
Ch 2.1
page 62
1-32, especially 41 and 42, 43, 44, Level *** 63 ( proof for sinx/x as x goes to zero)
Ch 2.2
page 71
1-8, 17-22, 29-32, 39-42, 49,50,58,60
Ch 2.3
page 80
1-29 odd
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Print them out and bring them to class.
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http://www.sosmath.com/calculus/limcon/limcon05/limcon05.html
and I will apologize in advance for this one...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3CDlds0Yz2o&safe=active
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Also is here is a good webpage to practice what you know!
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2. Absolute Value Help
Conceptual Help:
Youtube videos
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUPkwGlrT8A&safe=active
Fluency Help:
See attached file
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2) There is a little review of what we did in class today about limits that approach a vertical asymptote as well.
http://www.education.com/study-help/article/horizontal-vertical-asymptotes/
3) Also attached is the notes for 2.3 day 3 and day 4
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Let me know if you think there is an error and I will try to fix it.
Also I have posted the notes for 2.3
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Here are the official notes for Chapter 2.1 and 2.2 for the textbook.
Remember the answers to #3 changed because I altered the graph.
3a. correct 3d. 0
3b. correct 3e. 0
3c. correct 3f. 0
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Here is the page for the joke and the answer can be found here.
http://mathworld.wolfram.com/ZenosParadoxes.html
Print out Zenos Paradoxes and annotate them (write your observations about the story, do you agree or not with the reasoning.)
Also here are the full answers to the Active Practice we did in class.