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- Collected Homework #5 - due Wednesday, November 18
- Section 4.1, #70, #92
- Section 4.2, #50, #64
- Collected Homework #4 - due Wednesday, November
11
- Section 3.3, #30 - simplify
(factor) your answer as much as
possible. For extra credit, use
algebra to find all values of t
for which the derivative is
equal to zero.
- Section 3.3,
#66
- Section 3.4, #38 - for
parts (c) and (d), refer to the
discussion on page 208
-
Section 3.5, #38 - in your
answers, include units of
measurement where appropriate
For each problem, note the suggestions and/or
extra instructions included above. Make sure to
show your work and explain your reasoning where
appropriate.
- Collected Assignment #3 - due
Wednesday, October 21
- Section 2.6, #26
- Section
3.1, #48
- Section 3.2, #60
For each problem, show your work and explain
your reasoning where appropriate.
Also, for each problem, make sure to only use
differentiation techniques that had been covered
in that section or earlier. In particular, do
not use any of the rules from Chapter 3 for the
problem in Section 2.6!
- Collected Assignment #2 - due
Wednesday, September 23
- Section 2.1,, #50
- Section 2.2,
#68
- Section 2.3, #74
As with the first assignment, show your work and
explain your reasoning where appropriate.
- Collected Assignment #1 - due Wednesday,
September 16
- Section 1.3, #46
- Section 1.4, #82
(Note: for #82(c),
"reconcile" means "verify" - that is, make sure
that your answers from parts (b) and (c) are
consistent.)
To get
full credit for this assignment, show all
necessary work, and explain your reasoning in
writing where appropriate. You should write at
least one full sentence of explanation for each
part of each problem (in addition to your
computational work and answers).
If you are unable to get a correct answer for a
problem (or if you feel unsure that your answer
is correct), explain what you're getting stuck
on, what you were trying to do, and indicate
what went wrong, didn't work, etc. Keep in mind
that on written homework, I am just as
interested in learning about your thought
process as I am in your final answers!
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