HWK #2 Limit Proofs and basic analytical limits

Pg 64

# 2, 4, 6, 9, 11, 12, 13, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 26, 30, 31, 34

For problems 9, 14, 18 and the board problem not in book do the mini proof process for solving a limit


Due Date: 9-16-11
Probably about 35-45 minutes of work

Reminder work ahead take home test coming and another assignment will be due early next week.

Hwk #1 Basics of Limits

Pg 53-55

# 4, 6, 10, 11 , 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19

For the following problems ignore the epsilon delta directions and just find limit by choosing a number close from the left and right and using your calculator.

#23, 28, 34, 36

For the last two just answer t/f

#43, 45

Due Date 9-12-11
Don't wait till 9-11 to start since there will be another one due within a couple of days of this one.
Work Time: 30-40 Min

Quiz guidelines for Friday!!

Here is what you should be prepared for on Friday!

Review Guide for Quiz on Pre-req units 1-3

1. Solve and graph a linear inequality: #18,#20 assig #1 _____________________

2. Solve, sketch, and write answer in interval notation for an absolute value inequality: #29,#32, #34 assig #1 _______________________

3. Solve and sketch a quadratic inequality: #37, #40 assig #1 ____________________

4. Given two points find slope, midpoint and distance of a segment connecting them:
#1,#2 assig #2 ______________

5. Find a given value of x of a point given a distance between the points:
#18 assign #2:____________

6. Write the general equation of a circle given any combination of center, endpoints of radius or diameter, and radius or diameter: #31, #36, #38 assign #1 ________________

7. Completing the square: #25 assign #2:______________________

8. Finding x and y intercepts of a function: #9, #10, #13 assignment #3 _______________

9. Identifying symmetry types: #17, #19, #25 assig #3 :_________________________

10. Finding points of intersection between lines and circles: #60, #64 assig #3

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Welcome back to school!

Thanks for a good first day in the sauna that is our room.

Remember come with your summer assignment and questions on parts 1-3 prepared for fridays quiz, which most likely will extend over until monday (we will talk about tomorrow)

See you then
Mr. H

Hwk #31 Volume using Washer method and Known Cross Sections

Pg 423-424 # 5(both x and y axis), 6, 11(just b and d), 12, 14, 18,20, 23, 30, 55, 56, 57 (A, b, and c) Probably 1 hour and 15 min to 1 hour and 30 of work. Just set up integrals, draw picture and solve on your calculator Due Date: 4-15-11

Hwk #30 Disc method

Pg 423-424 #1, 2, 4, 8, 9, 10, 11(just a and c), 16, 19, 22, 25, 27, 32, 34 Again just draw a sketch, set-up the integral using the disc method formula, and then compute with your calculator Due Date: 4-12-11 Probably 45 min to 1 hour of work

Announcement

Your AP test will be due when you return from spring break, 4-26-11. The first day back. Remember that I want you to use testing conditions. Here they are: First 28 multiple choice questions: No Calculator, No notes, 55 minutes Last 17 multiple choice questions: (76-92) calculator active, no notes, 35 minutes First two free response questions: Calculator active, no notes, 30 minutes Last four free repsonse questions: No calculator, no notes, 1 hour. (On these you may go back to the first two if you have extra time, but you still must keep your calculator put away if you go back) You shouldn't have to worry about a gradebook grade, you need to experience the testing atmosphere, this would be done best in one 3 hour sitting. Block off 3 hours of your spring break!!!! The grading scale will be about 10 points lower than the first scale, so to get a 100% you will need about 55 points. It will scale back from there with the A's ending around 40, and the B's ending around 28, and C's ending around 15