2009 Calculus Book

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D’ Teacher...David StahnkeD’ Students...Jason SpiesRocio RodriguezSam IrizarryElisa SojoCesar ArceChris RichardsonKenny SmithKali Lowe-BrisbyJessica SorensonJuliana MaganaJohn CastroAmanda FlackDustin EmersonJamie RossBerenice SantosStephanie ContrerasAshauncy Diaz-NixonSarah PinedaCharles JacksonShaina ShockleyJonathan ArteagaJulissa SordiaJessica SorensonSherry Gainey
Table of...contentsSummation Noation Jason Spies 1An Introduction to limits Rocio Rodriguez & Sam Irizarry 2Limits Involving Infinity Elisa Sojo 3Continuous Functions Cesar Arce 4Tangent Lines Jessica Sorenson 8The Derivative “the Hard way” Chris Richardson 5Power Rule, Quotient Rule & Product Rule Kenny Smith 6Chain Rule Kali Lowe-Brisby 7Implicit Differentiation Juliana Magana 9Related Rates John Castro 10Trigomometric Dervivatives Amanda Flack 11Optimation: Finding Max and Min Dustin Emerson 12First & Second Derivative Test Jamie Ross 13Graphing with <strong>Calculus</strong> Berenice Santos & Stephanie Contreras 14The Indefinite Integral Ashauncy Diaz-Nixon 15The Definite Integral Sarah Pineda 16“U” Subsitution Charles Jackson 17Area Shaina Shockley 18Solid of Revolution Jonathan Arteaga 19Arc Length & Surfaces of Revolution Julissa Sordia 20Table of Derivatives & Integrals Jessica Sorenson 21
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Page 11 and 12: By: Rocio Rodriguez & Sam Irizarry
Page 13 and 14: So as you can see the closer you ge
Page 15 and 16: Now if we wanted to approach from t
Page 18 and 19: Limits Involving InfinityThe symbol
Page 23 and 24: What is a derivative and why is it
Page 25 and 26: Example 2Let’s say you’re a pha
Page 27 and 28: y=g(x)(x,g(x))XWhen we define a tan
Page 30 and 31: AbstractNow assuming that you under
Page 32: For each derivative you simplyneed
Page 37: Implicit differentiation is a tool
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Here is an example step by stepf(x)
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A) Function Increasing and Decreasi
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Increasing Vs Decreasing FunctionsL
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Talking About AreaRules for definit
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Why was 6 scared of 7?because 7 8 9
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Method of substitutionIf F is an an
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“Circumscribed! Doesn’t it hurt
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Getting the form:Look at the graph
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