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2 Now it is time to get back to work……..

3 Let’s see what you remember You’ll need to write down your answers…..

4 Use your own words to describe the following mathematical terms or concepts. Include as many characteristics as possible. You may include a sketch as well.

5 Singular Matrix Vector Continuous function Point of Discontinuity Asymptotes Rules for evaluating limits Derivative of a function First Derivative Test Second Derivative Test

6 Sketch each of the following functions (from the “library of functions”)

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8 Good Job!!!!

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