February 3

section covered in text
1.2.  Solutions and Initial Value Problems (continued)

1.3.  Direction Fields

objective

key ideas and/or vocabulary solved problems-using key ideas
Examples on calculators with solutions, dy/dx = x2 - y and dy/dx = -y/x
direction field of radioactive decay, dA/dt = -kA
behavior of a solution as x approaches infinity, #18
using the calculator to sketch direction field and solution curve given initial conditions, #1
examining a logistic equation for population, #5
examination of velocity and acceleration, #8
using isoclines to help sketch direction fields, #12
 
 
 
 

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Homework: #2,6,10,14  (due 2/12)
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QUESTION OF THE DAY
Use implicit differentiation to find dy/dx when x/y + y/x + x2y3 = 1.
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