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Calculus from the beginning

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INTEGRALS

5. INTEGRALS. INTEGRALS. 5.3 The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus. In this section, we will learn about: The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus and its significance. FUNDAMENTAL THEOREM OF CALCULUS. The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus (FTC) is appropriately named.

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CHAPTER 3

CHAPTER 3. DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS. Exercise Find the derivatives of the following functions using definitions. Differentation By Using Formulas. Solution:.

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Where Do R a i n b o w s Come From?

Where Do R a i n b o w s Come From?. A Tour of Differential Calculus. Where would you rather be?. Supernumerary Rainbows. Rainbows in Mythology. Greek: Path to heaven made by Iris. Chinese: Goddess Nuwa uses 5 stones of different colors to patch a slit in the sky

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Chapter 6 Differential Calculus

Chapter 6 Differential Calculus.

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Johnny W. Yang

Johnny W. Yang. ?. Introduction ? is irrational Approximation of ? Use of ? in culture. Known fact about ?. ? is the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter ? is always the same number, no matter which circle you use to compute ? is a very old number

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Application of Differential

Application of Differential. Applied Optimization Problems. Preliminary. To optimize something means to maximize or minimize some aspect of it It has many applications in business, engineering, mathematics, physics, and economics.

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A Potted History of Calculus ...

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Definition of the Derivative

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Kennebecasis Valley High School

Kennebecasis Valley High School. Welcome to AP Calculus AB September 2, 2008 Mrs. Butler. First Day Information. Student Fee $ 35 School Lock $ 5, you may use your previous lock if it is a school lock Lockers 611 – 630 (2 are in this wing and the rest are around the corner)

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Events leading to Scientific Revolution

Scientific Revolution & Age of Enlightenment (1543-1790). Events leading to Scientific Revolution. Discovery of New World - New species, interest in natural sciences - Link between navigation and astronomy

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Applications of Differential Calculus

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Chapter 21: Differential Calculus

Chapter 21: Differential Calculus. A. Serra. A. Rates of change. Class work: A rate as the comparison between two quantities of different kinds. Review 8C (Gradient) from previous year. Exercise 21A.1 4 page 627 Individual work: Examples 1,2: Do them & check your answers.

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Welcome to Differential Calculus

Welcome to Differential Calculus. Mrs. Rolyne Butler Semester Two. Course Outline.

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Welcome to Differential Calculus

Welcome to Differential Calculus. Mrs. Rolyne Butler Semester Two. Course Outline.

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The Age of Euler

The Age of Euler. Nicholaus 1623-1708. Nicholaus I 1662-1716. Jakob I 1654-1705. Johann I 1667-1748. Nicholaus II 1662-1716. Nicholaus III 1695-1726. Johann II 1710-1795. Daniel I 1700-1782. Jakob II 1759-1789. Daniel II 1751-1834. Christoph 1751-1834. Johann Gustave 1751-1834.

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An Online Calculus Text for the iPad https://math.duke/education/calculustext-rev11/

An Online Calculus Text for the iPad https://www.math.duke.edu/education/calculustext-rev11/. Philosophy. Central idea of calculus: (differential), (integral), using very small runs. The derivative is developed by zooming in to a very

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Sir Isaac Newton

Sir Isaac Newton. By: Pedro Castro. Table Of Contents. 1 st . Childhood 2 nd . Education 3 rd . Accomplishments 4 th . Death 5 th . References. Childhood. Born on January 4,1643 His birth was premature Was born in Woolsthorpe, England to a family of farmers

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Curves and Volume

Curves and Volume. Pierre de Fermat (1601-1665) . Was a French Lawyer at the Parliament of Toulouse, France. Armature Mathematician credited for early developments that lead to infinitesimal calculus.

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