Solutions for section 3.7

https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0B7G-xznlToR5NjFlZWM0NzMtYmY2MS00MWVlLThjZDQtYjI5NWQ1Yzg2MTNl&hl=en

This week ahead

We will be aiming to finish ch. 3 this week! Please preview 3.8 Newton's Method, which is a method to approximate a zero when you cannot use a calculator.  You will need to memorize the steps of applying Newton's Method and follow the steps rigorously every time.

Friday

Today we finished covering 3.7, which is nothing more than applications on finding local max./min.

Please complete the 3.7 homework as listed in the syllabus.

2nd Assessment Test Scope

Chapter 2.6 , Ch.3

Thursday

We finished section 3.6 today; please complete the homework as assigned in the syllabus--make sure you refer to all the examples and make those tables for analyses!

Monday

So we covered section 3.5 today.  Please complete the accompanying homework as listed on the syllabus.

Friday

Please complete the review worksheet I distributed--it will help you review what we learned this week, namely the 2 derivative tests.

Please also read the Trig Review as posted on this blog and also preview the next section, "limits towards infinity".

Have a nice weekend!

Thursday

The section's homework is pretty tough--but we went over most of the problems, all the way till #58. 

Please preview 3.5 for tomorrow!

Homework

Wow great job guys! We finished 3.4 within 1 period!
Please complete your homework assigned in the syllabus for that section!

For your weekend

Tim, are you okay?
Please preview 3.4 for the weekend.  And for all of you (especially Chris), please take some time to review Trigonometry from below!

https://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B7G-xznlToR5MTI0MzI0MWEtYzUwYi00NTNmLTlkNWItZWY2NWY4MDU3NWE0&hl=en&authkey=CNPd0_gN

Homework

Do your homework as assigned on your syllabus!  Due tomorrow!

Homework due Thursday

3.3# 18, 22, 26, 34, 38

Monday

Hello all,
Today all we had time for was to finish checking homework.

As promised I am posting a document showing you tips on using the TI calculator:
https://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B7G-xznlToR5ZTg3OTMzOWQtOWFhOC00MjI4LWJjNjItZTQ2MjcyMzE5MzMx&hl=en

Tim, on page 6, read under "To Sum a Sequence" to find out how to input a summation into the TI.  Basically it is just like how I showed you in class, except we messed up the syntax.