Section: Week 06: Sept. 27 | MAT 112A (Fall 2021) - Calculus I and Modeling | Davidson College

Section: Week 06: Sept. 27 | MAT 112A (Fall 2021) - Calculus I and Modeling | Davidson College

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Week 06: Sept. 27

Week 06: Sept. 27
- ExponentialLimit File
- #14 Assignment
  
  Read 6.4 Example 2 only (for now).
  Read 4.4.
  I suggest the following unusual order of sections and problems.
  4.3; 56, 58, 62ab.
  6.4; 15, 18, 19, 13. (13 is trickier than the other three.)
  4.4; 3, 8, 15, 21, 27.
- #15 Assignment
  
  Read 4.5.
  4.4; 41, 48, 60 as below, 67.
  4.5; 7, 14, 16, 23, 37, 57.
  Hints on 4.4; 48: You may use calculator graph (y1(x) for V(t)) or Desmos to answer a,c,e. On c, may find intersection with y=0.5. On e, get value from graph (V'(240) in Desmos) but try symbolic derivative for practice (evaluation optional).
  On 4.4; 60: Just find I' for r=4,n=3, but leave the rest of the constants as letters; you don't have to do parts a and b. This prepares you for the evaluations of parts a and b, but these are OPTIONAL and most easily done by typing the formula into some computing (TI-89 or Desmos) where you can specify constants (b=8) and evaluate at points.
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