Chapter 4, section 5

Asymptotes:

Wikipedia has a nice page (here) with some more examples.

-Jesse

Tuesday office hours

On Tuesday I will be in my office from 10-12 (which lines up with normal class and office hours). If you'd like to arrange another time, send me an email to make sure I'll be there.

Also, there will be a review session during normal class time on Thursday.

-Jesse

Some exam review problems

I. Below are some problems from the Chapter 3 review that will hopefully cover all the basics plus more:

• 89, 93 (eqn of motion and exponential growth)
• 21, 24-26, 29-34, 37-42, 46, 49, 50 (these cover everything from plain ol' chain rule through implicit differentiation, logarithmic differentiation, as well as derivatives of inverse trig functions.)
• 99, 100, 103, 105 (related rates and linear approximation)

Now, some problems from the Chapter 4 review:

• 7-14 (limits from 4.4)
• 45, 48.

And a few from 4.2 & 4.3 that should sum up the beginning of Chapter 4:

• 4.2: 19, 13, 14, 15
• 4.3: 45-52, 67

Exam III

Information on the exam is here. As always, the best way to get startedstudying is the HW. In each section tested over do the "middle" HW problems. I'll put up some supplementary problems (of a more difficult nature) later this weekend. The take home quiz should provide a good source of "fun" as well.

Hint for the quiz problem with "tan(2x)": Double angle. (edit: This doesn't make it as simple as I'd hoped... it's one of many ways to tackle this one. Enjoy!)

-Jesse

Chapter 4, section 4

Someone left a textbook in class. You can pick it up in my office, or I'll bring it to class on Friday.
-Jesse

Chapter 4, section 3

Chapter 4, section 2