PPT-AP Calculus Webinar f, f’ and f’’ graphs and applications

Thursday 1112 730830PM EST Hosted by Bryan Passwater Director of MathematicsCS APTIP IN University of Notre Dame bpasswatndedu Intro to the topic Multiple representations on the AP exam. Today we will do some problems the computation of area the computation of volume position from acceleration cost from marginal cost Here are some more probabilities and distributions averages and expectations 64257nding moments of inertia work from A Service Learning Experience. Melinda Rudibaugh. Mathematics Faculty,. Chandler-Gilbert Community College. What is Service Learning?. Not volunteerism. Tied to the curriculum. Requires meaningful reflection and self-growth. Mathematics Course Additions. December 2011. What are the . current . offerings for 4. th. year math students at the High School?. Reasons for current courses. :. 3 credits were required in the past in mathematics to graduate. Anne Watson. East London Maths Forum. June 2008. Trigonometry. 2.6 cm. 68 mm. θ. A. B. C. Trigonometry. Triangle properties (not names): right angle; orientation; angle-sum. Labelling (conventions): vertex letters are not algebra; lengths are not accurate; . AC 2311 C ** Calculus I ( 4 ) AC 2312 ** Calculus II ( 4 ) AC 2313 ** ( 4 ) HY 2048 C ** Physics for Engineers I ( 4 ) HY 2049 C ** Physics for Engineers II ( 4 ) AP 2302 ** Differential 8. Newton & Leibniz. History & Philosophy of Calculus, Session . 8. The invention of the calculus. Newton and Leibniz in 17. th. Century invented the algorithmic procedures underlying the calculus. Newton & Leibniz. Summary. Calculus seems to demand some concept of the infinitesimal. Magnitude. New number. Or both?. But infinitesimals lack . clarity . Concepts that are not mathematical being used to interpret mathematics?. Standards 8-10. Graphs of Quadratic Functions . U- Shaped Graph . Vertical y=x. 2. or Horizontal x=y. 2. Positive Negative . Summary: The of a Quadratic Function is U shaped. . Positve. Daniel Lokshtanov. Based on joint work with Hans Bodlaender ,Fedor Fomin,Eelko Penninkx, Venkatesh Raman, Saket Saurabh and Dimitrios Thilikos. Background. Most interesting graph problems are . NP-hard. The mathematics of continuous change. Instead of looking at average or overall results, calculus looks at how things change from second to second.. Calculus. The mathematics of continuous change. Instead of looking at average or overall results, calculus looks at how things change from second to second.. Books ordered. Stewart. . Calculus: Early . Transcendentals. 7e. Ocean. Ngl.cengage.com. Stewart. . Calculus: Early . Transcendentals. 7e. Middlesex. Ngl.cengage.com. Larson:. Calculus of a Single Variable: Early . Website Accessibility . September 27, 2011. Dr. Jonathan Lazar. Dept. of Computer and Information Sciences &. Universal Usability Laboratory. Towson University. Webinar Series for Business . Hosted by: Southeast ADA Center and SoutheastTACE . Why is there no sound?. Once you logged into the webinar, you were provided two options to listen to this broadcast. The first option is through your computer speakers, the second option is via dialing the phone number provided to you upon login to the webinar. If you chose to listen through your computer speakers, you may need to turn your speaker volume on or up. . Discrete Structures (CS 173). Madhusudan Parthasarathy, University of Illinois. 1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:7_bridgesID.png. Last Lecture: Graphs. How to represent graphs?. What are the properties of a graph?.