With exponents and logs in our toolbox, we move on to derivatives of trig functions and their reciprocals and inverses. Mostly these are things you can derive, so it will be good algebra practice. Watch for our unit test on Wed 10/24. See you in class,
Mr. Alei
HL 2 Assignments: Week of 10/15/12 (Last week - 10/8/12)
Mon 10/15:
23A: #1ghi,3ijkl,4,7-9,13 (Derivatives of circular functions)
23B: #1,2ghi,3,4 (Derivatives of reciprocal trig function)
QB Trig Problems: 2,5,7,11,15,18,20,27
Wed 10/17:
23C.1: #1,2ijkl,3-6 (Derivatives of inverse trig functions)
23C.2: #1,2,3def,4,6 (Derivatives of inverse trig functions)
23D: #1-7 odd (Max & min with trig)
QB Trig Problems: 29,30,37,43,46,49,51,57
Fri 10/12: No School: Head's Holiday (get it head's on holiday)
Coming up: Wed Oct 24: Unit Test Derivatives
Calculus Unit Plan
Smartboard Notes:
Ch 19-20: Differentiation fundamentals
Ch 21-23: Differentiation applications
IB Practice: QB Calculus Differentiation Practice:
Rules: 1,5,8,9,14,16,17,19,23,25,39,41,44,45,53,54
Implicit: 1,9,14,22,28,32,36,38,47,55
Trig: 2,5,7,11,15,18,20,27,29,30,37,43,46,49,51,57
Exponential: 13,15,29,31,33,40,42,47,52
Log: 3,4,6,10,12,21,26,35,48,50
Related rates: 24,34
The fine print: See sidebar at right for links to previous assignments. Click on linked assignments to download notes for that section. Dates above are when homework is assigned. It is always due on the following class meeting.
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