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3/11-3/14
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3/4-3/8
Posted by David Rau on 3/4/20193/4
Today we discussed Position, velocity, and acceleration with integration techniques.
CW/HW: Khan: motion problems (integral calc), interpretting motion integrals
3/5
Today we continued to discuss PVA and integration by completing the notes
3/6
Today we worked on completing our assignments
3/7-3/8
Today we introduced the idea of finding the area between curves
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2/25-3/1
Posted by David Rau on 2/25/20192/25
Today we looked at word problems involving differential equations and exponential models
2/26
Today we looked at more problems involving differential equations and their particular solutions
Khan work day
2/27
Here is the study guide for differential equations
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2/19-2/22
Posted by David Rau on 2/18/20192/19
Today we introduced differential equations.
2 Khan's: writing D.E.'s, verifying D.E.'s
2/20
Today we looked at slope fields of differential equations
2 khan's: slope fields, reasoning with slope fields
2/22
Today we looked at seperable differential equation and particular solutions
3 Khan's
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2/11-2/15
Posted by David Rau on 2/11/2019This week we are studying integration in preperation for our exam.
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2/4-2/9
Posted by David Rau on 2/4/20192/4
Today we very crazily introduced u-substitution
It's a magical and super useful tool that can be a bit odd at first, but will be your best friend later.
CW: none, JUST LEARN YOUR NOTES :)
2/5
Today we continued finding indefinite integrals with u-sub
CW: 1 Khan
2/6
Today we introduced definite values for u-sub integration
2/8
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1/28-2/1
Posted by David Rau on 1/28/20191/28
Today we continued learned how to evaluate indefinite integrals
1/29
1/30
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1/22-1/25
Posted by David Rau on 1/21/20191/22
Today we talked more about definite integrals and the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
1/23
Today we continued to look at the idea of the definite integral and investigating areas underneath curves.
ONE MAJOR IDEA: If the area is above the x-axis, the area is a positive value. If the area is below the x-axis it is negative!
Be careful when combining areas on both sides
1/25
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1/14-1/18
Posted by David Rau on 1/13/20191/14
Integration Ideas and Riemann Sums
3 Khan's: Accumulation, Left and Right Riemann Sums, Midpoint and Trapezoid Sums
1/15
Today we found other ways of estimating area: trapezoid sums and midpoint sums
1 Khan: Trapezoid and Midpoint
1/16
Today we started to investigate how to write riemann sums in summation notation
1/18
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1/4-1/11
Posted by David Rau on 1/3/20191/4
Today we talked about linear approximation. Aka using a nearby known point and slope to find the approximate value of a curvy function using a straight line.
Khan: Linear Approximation
1/7/19
Today we introduced optimization. These questions delt with finding minimum requirements to meet certain area or volume needs.
Examples to try:
1. You are designing a cylindrical tube that must hold 1000 cm cubed of volume. If the cylindar has an open top, what is the minimum surface area required to create the cylinder?
1/8/19
Today we continued optimization
no hw
1/11/19
1 Khan Optimization