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Calculus Cycle 5 Schedule 10/28-11/13

Calculus Cycle 5 Schedule 10/28-11/13 

Cycle Objectives

1.     Define and investigate continuity

2.     Define the derivative of a function

3.     Investigate the derivative as a slope giving functions

4.     Discover the power rule

 

This cycle will be broken into two parts. We’ll spend a few days reviewing limits and defining continuity. This will give us all required foundations to move into calculus. In part two, we’ll move into derivatives. We’ll begin the definition of a derivative and more on the derivative as a slope giving function then move into some of the derivative rules.

 

10/28 – Continuity at a point and on an open interval

  • Pg. 76-77: 25, 26, 28, 33-47 odd, 57, 60, 61, 63

 

10/29 – Right and Left Hand Limits and Continuity on an open closed

  • Pg. 76-77: 1-6, 7-15 odd, 27, 29-32, 99

 

10/30 – Review

  • Review past tests and assignments. Good review problems are: any problems with graphing functions;  pg 16 33-42; pg 27 29-32; composite functions,; pg 47 #9 (tangent line problem);  pg 88-89: 11, 13, 19, 47; pg 91 #13. You can email me heidiandrj@ct.metrocast.net with questions over the weekend

 

11/2 – more review

 

11/3 – No School

11/4 - DWA day 1

11/5 - DWA day 2

11/9 - Intro to the derivative: the slope giving function.

    * DWA review. Will use review of #12-18 to introduce derivatives. Will look at #18 in some detail.
    * pg 101-102: 1-9 odd, 11-33 EOO, 37, 38

11/10 - More on the derivative.

    * pg 101-102: 39-44. Use graphing approximation from yesterday to help and check.

11/11 - No school

11/12 - Differentiation and continuity/Review

    * pg 102-103: 71-80

11/13 - Derivativeses Quiz

 

 

Math in movies link

http://www.math.harvard.edu/~knill/mathmovies/index.html

Chelsea the sqrt(3) poem is here. It is so great! Guys, take note, women melt over this stuff. He had her at "root 3". Check it out.

Deidre both mean girls clips are here!

web derivatives

http://calc101.com/webMathematica/derivatives.jsp#topdoit

Interesting link

Some worked out problems-video some good quiz problems - ;) http://www.math.dartmouth.edu/~klbooksite/index.htm

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