The 2nd WebWork set “Derivatives – Functions” is due next Monday (Sept 30).
Boardshots
We went through #4 from “Derivatives – Limit Definition” and introduced the concept of “the derivative function”, i.e, f'(x) as a function that we “derive” from a given function f(x). This is covered in Sec 3.2; please read and understand Examples 3.11 and 3.12 in that section.
Please log in and start (or continue) working on the first WebWork set “Derivatives – Limit Definition”, which is due next Monday (Sept 23). We continued outlining some exercises from that set in class.
I have also opened the next WebWork set, “Derivatives – Functions”. We will discuss that set on Monday, but you can go ahead and get started on it after finishing the “Limit Definition” set–the concepts and techniques are very similar.
“Cartoon Guide to Calculus”
I posted the dropbox link to the pdf scan from this book in a separate OpenLab post; here it is again:
There is only one pdf in there as of now, containing a few pages from Ch 1 of the book (“Speed, velocity, change”)–please read them, and make the connection between average & instantaneous velocity, as discussed in the book; with slopes of secant & tangent lines, as we have discussed in class over the past 3 weeks.
I will add another pdf with some pages on the limit definition of the derivative.
Boardshots
We went through #1 and #2 from “Derivatives – Limit Definition”:
This is the OpenLab site for MAT1475 (Calculus 1), Section D406, taught by Suman Ganguli
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