Lecture: Derivatives of trigonometric functions Optionally, you can watch a two-part video from YouTube on proving the chain rule: first, a wrong proof that gives the right idea, followed by one that fixes the proof. Paper homework "Flu" due in recitation during the week of 3/19 3/21 (after spring break) at 10am, extended to Friday 3/23 at 10am Lecture: Derivatives of polynomials (the power rule)ģ.3 Derivatives of trigonometric functions Lecture: The derivative as a function, and the relation of f' and fģ.1 Derivatives of polynomials and exponentials Lecture: The definition of the derivative 2/24)Ī short video on the definition of the derivative. Paper homework "Lim" due in recitation during the week of 2/12Īlso, the second half of the assignment, HW4b on WebAssign, due on Saturday morning that week (Sat. Lecture: Limits and Limits involving infinity
Here is a 15-minute introduction to limits video, and an optional video giving a definition of limits. Paper homework "Cardiac" due in recitation during the week of 2/5 If you need more detail on anything, there are lots of videos from MAT123 to help review precalculus topics. Here is a single precalculus review lecture If you need more review of trigonometry, you might find these chapters from David Kahn's Trig book helpful. (Not to hand in- here are the solutions). Here is a collection of sample precalculus questions you should be able to do, courtesy Andrew Klampert. 1.1-1.6, Appendix A, B, C Review of precalculus:įunctions, polynomials, rational functions, absolute value, trigonometry, exponentials, inverse functions, logarithms.
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