March 12
Summary and Review of sections:
2.5. Limits Involving Infinity
objective: to be able to determine
infinite limits and limits at infinity graphically and algebraically
key ideas and/or vocabulary
infinite limits, vertical asymptotes, limits
at infinity, horizontal asymptotes
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Infinite limits
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definition on page 131
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vertical asymptotes definition on page 132
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Limits at Infinity
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definition
on page 134
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horizontal asymptotes definition on page 135
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Infinite Limits at Infinity
solved problems - using key ideas
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verbal description of infinite limits, #1
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finding limits from a graph, #3
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Consider

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finding infinite limits, #15,16
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Consider

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important

announcements
Homework.#2,4,8,18,20,32
2.6. Tangents, Velocities and Other
Rates of Change
objective: to
be able to determine average rates of changes graphically, algebraically,
and numerically
to be able to determine instantaneous rates of
changes graphically, algebraically, and numerically
to be able to find the equation of the tangent
to a function at a given point
key ideas and/or vocabulary
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secant lines, tangent lines, average rate of change,
instantaneous rate of change, displacement functions, average velocity,
instantaneous velocity, average rate of change of y with respect
to x over an interval
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definition of tangent line page 143
Equation 2. 
Tangents
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equation for secant line and tangent line given arbitrary points, #1
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find slope of tangent line by choosing two points on tangent line by taking
limits
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find equation of the tangent line
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zoom in to see what appears to be a straight line
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using the definition of tangent and equation 2, #5
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finding equation of tangent line, #8
Velocities
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position function - displacement
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average and instantaneous velocity

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understanding the position function graphically, #13
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instantaneous velocity algebraically, #15.
Other Rates of Change
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average rate of change of y with respect to x over an interval
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instantaneous rate of change =

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estimating rates of change from data, #21
announcements
Homework.#2,4,12,14,20,22
Classwork
Infinite Limits
SOLUTION.
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