College Mathematics

Graph the following without a calculator.

y = (x+1)^2 + 3

y = -(x)^2 - 2

y = |x-1| + 2

y = -|x+2|

AP Calculus

Study up for the test. Here are some of the answers that were cut off:

23/ b) decreasing (-infinity, 0) and (1,2)

increasing (0,1) and (2, infinity)

25/ CC up/ (-infinity,0) and (2, infinity)

POI (0,2) and (2,-14)

33/ y = -bd

34/ + infinity

35/ a) 2

b) -2

36/ 0

College Mathematics

Homework is the exponent worksheet.

AP Calculus

Homework problems are p 233/ 21-27 odds.

AP Calculus

Your homework is the three problems 18, 24, 54 from 3.7.

Over break I expect you to review in preparation for the chapter 3 test, which will be on Wednesday, December 1st (non-calculator portion) and Thursday, December 2nd (calculator portion). The problems I suggest you look at are from the review section from chapter 3.

p 235/ 3, 5, 9, 11, 15, 19, 23, 25, 27, 33, 35, 45, 47, 65, 67

AP Calculus

Your homework is #'s 3,5,7,11,13,17 on p 216.

College Mathematics

Study for Tuesday's test on quadratic functions/ graphing and solving.

AP Calculus

Your homework are the 3 intro to optimization problems.

AP Calculus

Ladies and gentlemen, the quiz tomorrow will not require a calculator. Prepare wisely.

College Mathematics

Study for Friday's quiz. Expect to solve functions using the easiest method possible: factoring, completing the square, or the quadratic formula. Calculators will not be permitted!

AP Calculus

Study for Friday's quiz. Expect problems where you must graph a function using first/second derivatives, critical values of them, and other problems using Rolle's and the Mean Value Theorem.

College Mathematics

The homework is the 5 board problems.

AP Calculus

Your homework is the worksheet over Rolle's Theorem and the Intermediate Value Theorem, #'s 1-3, 6, 9, 11, 13, 15-18. I'm aiming at a quiz on Friday covering graphs: using first and second derivatives to graph a function, graphing first and second derivatives based upon a given function and some problems applying Rolle's and the Intermediate Value Theorem.

College Mathematics

Grades have been entered. Some were lowered based upon absences. Your lowest quiz grade has been thrown out. A few of you were signed out for the blood drive. While we appreciate your contribution, it does not excuse you from missing the mid-term. A tentative zero has been entered until it is made up. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me via email at djsuominen@cps.edu. Have a good weekend.

AP Calculus

Grades have been entered. They were not rounded up. If there are any questions, contact me via email at djsuominen@cps.edu. Have a good weekend.

College Mathematics

Have a good four-dayer.

AP Calculus

Finish the two worksheets about graphing first and second derivatives. Have a good four days off.

College Mathematics

Review for tomorrow's midterm. There are 30 questions. Here are the answers to the review.

AP Calculus

Homework problems are from p 208/ 5, 6, 15, 25, 33.

College Mathematics

Study the problems for tomorrow's in-class review. Remember, you will get points back on the midterm for each correct answer.

AP Calculus

The homework is the board problem. Complete it for tomorrow.

College Mathematics

The homework is the worksheet, solving quadratics by square roots.

AP Calculus

Continue working through the problems from 3.4/ p 189, 1-39 odds.

Lets plan on a quiz on Friday. You may suffer with partner.

College Mathematics

Finish the worksheet over quadratic inequalities.

AP Calculus

Get ready for 3.4, second derivatives, and plan on a quiz on Wednesday over 3.1, 3.3 and 3.4.