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AP Calculus BC September 30, 2016

Learning Targets I understand how to apply derivatives to solve a variety of problems. I solved applied optimization problems (determining the maximum or minimum).

Optimization Problems Identify given quantities, quantities to be determined, and make a sketch. Write a primary equation for the quantity to be maximized or minimized. Reduce the primary equation into an equation with a single independent variable. A secondary equation relating the variables of the primary equation may be needed. Determine the feasible domain of the primary equation. Use calculus to determine the optimum value.

Optimization Problems Page 226: 45 Page 226: 49 Page 227: 54 Page 227: 60

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