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Practice Test
-Complete back of white sheet
- Review Mean Value Therom
- Start Yellow practice test
*Need to review sumtions -
Practice Test, No Calc
-Created a math journal. Whenever I need to look something up for a problem, I write down the formula or process that I have forgotten. This way I will have a couple of pages of things I know I need to work on before the test.
-Need to review sumations
-New Modern Family!!!!!!!! -
Practice Test, Calc
Added to journal paged
-Taylor polynomial standard forn
-memorize sinx, cosx, e^x, lnx -
Review of Calc AB
(absent today, did this work mostly over the weekend)
-first deritvative, critical point, when f'(x)=0. relative extrema when f'(x) changes sign (can be max or min)
-related rates
-diffeq...seperate varibale then solve
-second fundamental therom of calc -
Population
P=m/(1+Ae^-kt)
if forget on day of exam, remember, it can always be derived from dy/dt=ky(1-y/m)
don;t forget about partial franctions when sloving -
LIPET
Review of Integration:
-parts LIPET: logs, inverse trig, polynomials, e, trig
-don't need to know trig subadubdub
-look for ways to simplify, especially if trig (i.e. identies) -
Taylor Polynomials
an approximation of a function
maclaurin, centered at 0
if a knows series (sin cos e lnx) with small variation, just add variation to series, no need to go through entire process
chain rule might be snuck in taylor problems...be aware -
Polar
arc length - sqrt of r^2 + (dr/dO)^2 from alpha to beta
remember standard forms of most shapes
limacons
roses
circles
leminiscates -
Study Sesh with Ellen @ Starbucks
Worked on worksheets, key points:
- don't forget to try nth term test first...can save lots of time
- eulers method. if concave up, underestimate. concave down overestimate.
- speed of a parametric sqroot of xvel^2 + yvel^2
-second derivate on a parametric is [dy/dx]d/dx -
Volume of Rotation
Don;t forget to draw rep rectangle
-disk
-washer_rep rect is perpencidular to axis of rotation
-shell_rep rect is parallel to axis of rotation
-cross sections- if semi circle, don't forget to divided diameter by 2 to get radius -
Varsity Calc
-Hymans Helpful Hints
-sleep