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MATH 260 Week 1 Limits of
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MATH 260 Week 1 Discussion Latest
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MATH 260 Week 1 Lab
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MATH 260 WEEK 1 CONTINUITY/LIMITS AND SLOPE 23.1/23.2
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MATH 260 Week 1 THE DERIVATIVE 23.3/23.4
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questions
MATH 260 Week 1 REVIEW
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MyMathLab and complete the assignment located there. If you miss any questions,
remember that you can rework questions as many times as you’d like. Thus, your
goal should be 100% correct for this assignment. Remember to take advantage of
the “Show Me An Example” and “Help Me Solve This” links inside of MyMathLab.
These links are located immediately to the right of the homework questions.
MATH 260 Week 2
Derivatives DeVry
MATH 260 Week 2 Discussion
This
week, we will be exploring the concept of derivative. Here are some questions
that we will address. Please post your answers in this thread.
- What is the derivative? Mathematically
and/or real world?
- What is the power rule and how do we use
it to find a derivative?
- What is the product rule and how do we
use it to find a derivative?
- What is the quotient rule and how do we
use it to find a derivative?
- What is the chain rule and how do we use
it to find a derivative?
- What information can be obtained from
derivatives?
- Please provide an example from the real
world and explain the information that you could gain from it.
- How do we find higher-order derivatives?
- How are the
higher-order derivatives for f(x) = 3x6different from the higher-order derivatives of f(x) = 2x-4? Please
use examples from the homework to illustrate your answers.
MATH 260 Week 2 Lab
Instructions
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click on the link below to open up the lab. It will be in the form of a MS Word
document. Please complete all parts of the lab and note that there are places
where you must show the work that you did to reach the answer to a problem.
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are several ways that you can do this action. If you have Word 2007 or newer
version(s), you can use the equation editor located under the Insert tab. If
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it. You can scan your handwritten work into your computer and submit it.
Finally, only if none of the other methods works for you, you can type directly
from the keyboard using parentheses, carats, and other symbols to delineate the
pieces of your answers.
MATH 260 Week 2 DERIVATIVE RULES 23.5/23.6
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goal should be 100% correct for this assignment. Remember to take advantage of
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These links are located immediately to the right of the homework questions.
MATH 260 Week 2 CHAIN RULE AND MORE 23.7/23.9
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goal should be 100% correct for this assignment. Remember to take advantage of
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MATH 260 Week 2 REVIEW
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MyMathLab and complete the assignment located there. If you miss any questions,
remember that you can rework questions as many times as you’d like. Thus, your
goal should be 100% correct for this assignment. Remember to take advantage of
the “Show Me An Example” and “Help Me Solve This” links inside of MyMathLab.
These links are located immediately to the right of the homework questions.
MATH 260 Week 2 QUIZ
Instructions
Quiz Week 2:
Limits, Continuity, Velocity/Rate of Change
This
is the first of five quizzes you will take in this course. Each quiz will be on
the previous week’s material.
- This quiz covers CO 1 and Chapter 23.
- This quiz is worth 20 total points and
includes
- one short answer questions worth 2
points each;
- two short answer questions worth 6
points each; and
- three
multiple choice questions worth 2 points.
- You have 2 hours to finish the quiz.
- When the
time limit is reached you will be exited from the exam.
MATH 260 Week 3
Applications of Darivatives DeVry
MATH 260 Week 3 Discussion
Take
turns determining the following.
- Domain and Range;
- X and Y Intercepts;
- Maxima and Minima;
- Increasing/Decreasing Behavior;
- Concavity; and
- Point(s) of
inflection.
Be
sure that you explain how you determined each part.
Also,
if you have other questions that you would like me to address, post them here.
MATH 260 Week 3 Lab
Instructions
Please
click on the link below to open up the lab. It will be in the form of a MS Word
document. Please complete all parts of the lab and note that there are places
where you must show the work that you did to reach the answer to a problem.
Online Note: There
are several ways that you can do this action. If you have Word 2007 or newer
version(s), you can use the equation editor located under the Insert tab. If
you have a digital camera or a cell phone with a camera, you can take a picture
of your handwritten work, upload it to your computer, and from there,
submit it. You can scan your handwritten work into your computer and
submit it. Finally, only if none of the other methods works for you, you
can type directly from the keyboard using parentheses, carats, and other
symbols to delineate the pieces of your answers.
MATH 260 Week 3 TANGENTS/NORMALS, CURVES24.1/24.5
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remember that you can rework questions as many times as you’d like. Thus, your
goal should be 100% correct for this assignment. Remember to take advantage of
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These links are located immediately to the right of the homework questions.
MATH 260 Week 3 MORE CURVES & APPLICATIONS
24.6/24.7
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MyMathLab and complete the assignment located there. If you miss any questions,
remember that you can rework questions as many times as you’d like. Thus, your
goal should be 100% correct for this assignment. Remember to take advantage of
the “Show Me An Example” and “Help Me Solve This” links inside of MyMathLab.
These links are located immediately to the right of the homework questions.
MATH 260 Week 3 REVIEW
Go to
MyMathLab and complete the assignment located there. If you miss any questions,
remember that you can rework questions as many times as you’d like. Thus, your
goal should be 100% correct for this assignment. Remember to take advantage of
the “Show Me An Example” and “Help Me Solve This” links inside of MyMathLab.
These links are located immediately to the right of the homework questions.
MATH 260 Week 3 QUIZ
Instructions
Quiz Week 3:
Power, Product, Quotient, Chain Rules, and Higher Derivatives
This
is the second of the five quizzes you will take in this course. Each quiz will
be on the previous week’s material.
- This quiz covers CO 2 and Chapter 23.
- This quiz is worth 20 total points and
includes
- four short answer questions worth 4
points each; and
- two
multiple choice questions worth 2 points.
- You have 2 hours to finish the quiz.
- When the
time limit is reached you will be exited from the exam.
MATH 260 Week 4
Derivatives of Trigonometric Functions DeVry
MATH 260 Week 4 Discussion
Trigonometric
functions are some of the most important functions that you will explore.
Remember that they are periodic, so they have many real-world applications in
studying various kinds of waves and frequencies. Here are some questions that
we will address. Please post answers in this thread.
- What are the formulas for the
derivatives of the trig functions?
- How do we use them to find derivatives
of more complex functions involving trig forms?
- How can we use the trig identities to
rewrite functions so that we can apply the basic formulas?
- What are real-world applications for
trig functions, particularly those that come from your program?
- Explain how
you can use the derivative to explore these applications.
Please
feel free to use examples from the homework to illustrate your answers.
MATH 260 Week 4 Lab
Instructions
Please
click on the link below to open up the lab. It will be in the form of a MS Word
document. Please complete all parts of the lab and note that there are places
where you must show the work that you did to reach the answer to a problem.
Online Note: There
are several ways that you can do this action. If you have Word 2007 or newer
version(s), you can use the equation editor located under the Insert tab. If
you have a digital camera or a cell phone with a camera, you can take a picture
of your handwritten work, upload it to your computer, and from there, submit
it. You can scan your handwritten work into your computer and submit it.
Finally, only if none of the other methods works for you, you can type directly
from the keyboard using parentheses, carats, and other symbols to delineate the
pieces of your answers.
MATH 260 Week 4 MIDTERM EXAM
You
have one attempt on the Midterm. It is strongly recommended that you use the
Study Plan after taking the Review to work through any topics you feel you need
more experience with prior to taking the Midterm.
The
Midterm covers Weeks 1, 2, and 3 material. It is designed to test what you have
learned so far.
Remember
to submit your exam when you are finished.
MATH 260 Week 5 Derivatives
of Logarithmic and Exponential Functions DeVry
MATH 260 Week 5 Discussion
This
week, we will be exploring exponential and logarithmic functions, as well as
L’Hospitals Rule. Here are some questions that we will address. Please post
your answers in this thread.
- What are the formulas for the
derivatives of e^x and ln(x)?
- How do the formulas change when the base
of a logarithm is other than e?
- How can we use these formulas to
determine the derivatives of more complex functions involving e^x and ln(x)?
- What role do the rules for expanding
logarithmic functions play in making it easier to find derivatives of
complex logarithmic functions?
- What is L’Hospitals Rule? What
conditions must be met in order to make use of it? How do we use it to
find a limit?
- What
real-world applications can you find involving exponential and logarithmic
functions? Explain how you would use derivatives to explore those
applications.
Please
use examples from the homework to illustrate your answers.
MATH 260 Week 5 Lab
Instructions
Please
click on the link below to open up the lab. It will be in the form of a MS Word
document. Please complete all parts of the lab and note that there are places
where you must show the work that you did to reach the answer to a problem.
Online Note: There
are several ways that you can do this action. If you have Word 2007 or newer
version(s), you can use the equation editor located under the Insert tab. If
you have a digital camera or a cell phone with a camera, you can take a picture
of your handwritten work, upload it to your computer, and from there, submit
it. You can scan your handwritten work into your computer and submit it.
Finally, only if none of the other methods works for you, you can type directly
from the keyboard using parentheses, carats, and other symbols to delineate the
pieces of your answers.
MATH 260 Week 5 DERIVATIVE OF LOGS/EXP
27.5/27.6
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remember that you can rework questions as many times as you’d like. Thus, your
goal should be 100% correct for this assignment. Remember to take advantage of
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These links are located immediately to the right of the homework questions.
MATH 260 Week 5 L’HOSPITALS + APPLICATIONS
27.7/27.8
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remember that you can rework questions as many times as you’d like. Thus, your
goal should be 100% correct for this assignment. Remember to take advantage of
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These links are located immediately to the right of the homework questions.
MATH 260 Week 5 QUIZ
Instructions
Quiz Week
5—Trigonometric Derivatives
This
is the third of five quizzes you will take in this course. Each quiz will be on
the previous week’s material.
- This quiz covers CO 2 and Chapter 27.
- This quiz is worth 20 total points and
includes
- four short answer questions worth 4 points
each; and
- two
multiple choice questions worth 2 points.
- You have 2 hours to finish the quiz.
- When the
time limit is reached you will be exited from the exam.
MATH 260 Week 6
Derivatives of Transcendental Functions DeVry
MATH 260 Week 6 Discussion
This
week, we will begin exploring antiderivatives and integration. Here are some
questions that we will address. Please post your answers in this thread.
- What are antiderivatives? How are they
connected to derivatives?
- How do we determine an antiderivative?
What formulas can we use?
- What is an indefinite integral? How is
it related to antiderivatives?
- Why does the indefinite integral require
+c on the end of its solutions? Why is the +c not needed for a definite
integral?
- Why is (x+5)^3 a correct anitiderivative
of 3(x+5)^2, whereas (2x+5)^3 is not a correct antiderivative of 3(2x+5)^2
?
- What is the power rule for integration?
How do we use it?
- What is a definite integral? How is it
connected to area under the curve?
- How do we find area under the curve
using Riemann Sums?
- What is the Fundamental Theorem of
Calculus? How do we use it to evaluate a definite integral?
- How do we
solve an integral using substitution?
Please
use examples from your homework to illustrate your answers
MATH 260 Week 6 Lab
Instructions
Please
click on the link below to open up the lab. It will be in the form of a MS Word
document. Please complete all parts of the lab and note that there are places
where you must show the work that you did to reach the answer to a problem.
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are several ways that you can do this action. If you have Word 2007 or newer
version(s), you can use the equation editor located under the Insert tab. If
you have a digital camera or a cell phone with a camera, you can take a picture
of your handwritten work, upload it to your computer, and from there,
submit it. You can scan your handwritten work into your computer and
submit it. Finally, only if none of the other methods works for you, you can
type directly from the keyboard using parentheses, carats, and other symbols to
delineate the pieces of your answers.
MATH 260 Week 6 ANTIDERIVATIVES/INTEGRALS
25.1,2/28.1
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MATH 260 Week 6 AREA & DEFINITE INTEGRALS
25.3/25.4
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goal should be 100% correct for this assignment. Remember to take advantage of
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MATH 260 Week 6 REVIEW
Go to
MyMathLab and complete the assignment located there. If you miss any questions,
remember that you can rework questions as many times as you’d like. Thus, your
goal should be 100% correct for this assignment. Remember to take advantage of
the “Show Me An Example” and “Help Me Solve This” links inside of MyMathLab.
These links are located immediately to the right of the homework questions.
MATH 260 Week 6 QUIZ
Instructions
Quiz Week
6—Differentiation of Logs, Exponentials, and L’Hospital’s Rule
This
is the fourth of five quizzes you will take in this course. Each quiz will be
on the previous week’s material.
- This quiz covers CO 2 and Chapter 27.
- This quiz is worth 20 total points and
includes
- four short answer questions worth 4
points each; and
- two
multiple choice questions worth 2 points.
- You have 2 hours to finish the quiz.
- When the
time limit is reached you will be exited from the exam.
MATH 260 Week 7
Integration DeVry
MATH 260 Week 7 Discussion
This
week, we will explore a variety of integrals. Here are some questions that we
will discuss in the thread this week.
- What applications can you find either in
your program of study or elsewhere that require integration to reach a
solution?
- How do we recognize an integral whose
solution will be a logarithmic form? How do we solve such an integral?
- How do we use the formula for the
integral of ex to integrate functions of this form?
- How do we use the basic trig integration
formulas to integrate more complex trig functions?
- What role does substitution play in
integration with logarithmic, exponential, and trig forms?
- Why is
calculus, and in particular, integral calculus, the foundation for the
study of physics? In other words, why did Sir Isaac Newton develop
calculus?
Please
use examples from your homework to illustrate your answers.
MATH 260 Week 7 Lab
Instructions
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click on the link below to open up the lab. It will be in the form of a MS Word
document. Please complete all parts of the lab and note that there are places
where you must show the work that you did to reach the answer to a problem.
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version(s), you can use the equation editor located under the Insert tab. If
you have a digital camera or a cell phone with a camera, you can take a picture
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submit it. You can scan your handwritten work into your computer and
submit it. Finally, only if none of the other methods work for you, you can
type directly from the keyboard using parentheses, carats, and other symbols to
delineate the pieces of your answers.
MATH 260 Week 7 LOGS AND EXPONENTIAL INTEGRALS
28.2,3
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MATH 260 Week 7 TRIGONOMETRIC INTEGRALS 28.4
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MATH 260 Week 7 REVIEW
Go to
MyMathLab and complete the assignment located there. If you miss any questions,
remember that you can rework questions as many times as you’d like. Thus, your
goal should be 100% correct for this assignment. Remember to take advantage of
the “Show Me An Example” and “Help Me Solve This” links inside of MyMathLab.
These links are located immediately to the right of the homework questions.
MATH 260 Week 7 QUIZ
Instructions
Quiz Week
6—Antiderivatives, Indefinite and Definite Integrals, and Reimann Sums
This
is the last quiz you will take in this course. Each quiz will be on the
previous week’s material.
- This quiz covers CO 2 and Chapter 27.
- This quiz is worth 20 total points and
includes
- four short answer questions worth 4
points each; and
- two
multiple choice questions worth 2 points.
- You have 2 hours to finish the quiz.
- When the
time limit is reached you will be exited from the exam.
MATH 260 Week 8 Final
Exam DeVry
MATH 260 Week 8 Discussion
Class,
looking back over the Course Objectives for this course, what are you looking
forward to learning more about throughout your education and career?
MATH 260 Week 8 FINAL EXAM
You
have one attempt on the Final Exam. It is strongly recommended that you use the
Study Plan after taking the Review to work through any topics you feel you need
more experience with prior to taking the Final Exam.
The
Final Exam Covers Weeks 1 through 7 material. It is designed to test what you
have learned in this course.
Remember
to submit your exam when you are finished.
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