MAT 1221 Survey of Calculus Exam 2 Info

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MAT 1221 Survey of Calculus Exam 2 Info

Tutoring Bonus Turn in your tutoring bonus record Be sure to write down your name. Get a new one for the final exam

Reading Bonus Bring your quizzes next Monday.

Exam 1 Date and Time: 5/11 Monday (5:30-6:50 pm) Section , 4.3, 4.5, 6.1 Total Points: 80 points The same seating arrangement as last time

Calculators Absolutely no share of calculators. Bring extra batteries, extra calculators. It is your responsibility to bring a workable calculator. NO cell phone or PDA Your instructor will not answer any question related to calculators.

Expectations Provide details such as formula steps. Simplify your answers. Provide units. Check and Double Check your solutions

Minimum Expectations

3.1 Able to find critical points, intervals of increasing/decreasing.

Expectations of Solution Steps

3.2 Able to find local extrema using the first derivative test.

3.2 Able to find absolute extrema using the closed interval method.

The Closed Interval Method

3.3 Able to find intervals of concavities, inflection points. Able to find local extrema using the second derivative test.

3.4 Able to solve word problems related to optimization.

Word Problems 1. Draw a diagram. 2. Define the variables and the function we need to optimize. 3. Simplify the function and state the range of the variable. 4. Use the appropriate tests to find the optimal value. 5. Make a conclusion.

4.3, 4.5 Able to find derivatives of exponential and logarithmic functions.

6.1 Able to find antiderivatives.

Notation The notation always comes in pair.

Remark on the integral notation Use parenthesis if there are two or more terms in a sum or difference.

Word Problems You are expected to formally answer all the word problems. Be sure to include the units in the formal answer statement.

Expectations #1 Simplify before taking derivatives. Simplify the answers. #2 Formally answer the question in full sentences.