Physics, Algebra, Geometry, Calculus
We mostly went over review problems that had to do with optimization, much like the earlier test. One problem had three variables, therefore it had one primary equation and two secondary equations. …
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Limits mean going towards something. Sometimes you approach a different point from the left and right. Most of the limit problems we saw have the limit of f(x) as x goes to some number, often times …
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Spent a bit of time on problems with the definition of the derivative. It's like getting a slope with the distance between two points being h, and then h goes to zero. At a min or max, the derivative …
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We mostly went over problems with limit. For the types of functions we usually see, if you approach a spot from the left and from the right, the two approaches end up at the same place. When …
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We reviewed for a test today. It focuses on anti-derivatives (indefinite integrals). There are a few options for approaching the problems. With u-substitution, you should be able to see fairly soon …
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For this problem, I think the issue is really getting it into a form that looks easier to solve. If you just saw 2x, you could probably take the derivative. Or 2x^3 or 2x^4. You just use the power …
