AP Calculus

As I promised, a review sheet of necessary formulas, info, etc.

AP Calculus

Seek and ye shall find. Answers to the multiple choice test given yesterday.

http://home.roadrunner.com/~askmrcalculus/2008MCAP.html

AP Calculus

Tomorrow morning, Saturday the 30th, I will be at school from 9-11am. Be there or be square.

Those of you who are conveniently missing school today, unless I hear from you before noon today, you will not be included in the order for a t-shirt. I need names and sizes. Shirts will be unisex, sport gray with green lettering. Cool logo. They should look pretty dapper. I will check the comment section back here or email me at djsuominen@cps.edu.

College Mathematics

Here are the answers to the worksheet from Tuesday. Quiz tomorrow!

AP Calculus

I will let you know if we are on for Saturday tomorrow in class.

Here are some more practice problems for you.

AP Calculus

Few things:

1) Answers to all free response problems can be found at: http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/ap/calculus_ab/samp.html?calcab

2) Thursday's practice session will be from 8:30 to 10:30 at Devry in room 220.

3) I will find out tomorrow if we will be able to meet on Saturday. Check back then to find out if we will be meeting on Saturday.

College Mathematics

Here is the spring break extra credit assignment. If it is done well, this will also replace a low quiz score. That makes TWO quizzes you can have replaced this semester. Have a good break. Don't forget about exponential functions during your time off!

AP Calculus

Here are the practice problems covering the areas, volumes of revolutions. Remember, Thursday the 21st, Mrs. Pierce will be at school from 9-11am. Even though I will not be there, I will have my books with me and will try to address any problems you might have. Have a good break and study well. The end is in sight.

AP Calculus

Here are the answers to the slope field problems given to you. Next up, the volumes using revolutions.

AP Calculus

Here are the answers to last weekend's free response questions.

AP Calculus

Here are the answers from Thursday's multiple choice exams. More scans with answers to follow. Please be patient.

College Mathematics

Here are the answers to the problems assigned in class. Plan on a few LIKE these being on the quiz tomorrow. Remember a calculator, please.

College Mathematics

Tonights assignment is the following:

Suppose you deposit $1,500 in an account that pays 1.15% and left alone for 3 years. How much will be in the account if your money is compounded:

a) yearly b) semi-annunally c) quarterly d) monthly.

Remember, quiz on Friday!

AP Calculus

For tomorrow, be ready to discuss the AP handouts covering slope fields and revolutions of solids. When I don't specifically assign homework, I hope you are studying material on your own. That is why you were given those Barron's books during the year.

Also, tomorrow we're meeting tomorrow after school for any takers for a practice multiple choice session. That will go towards your hours.

AP Calculus

Here are the answers from today's multiple choice problems.

College Mathematics

Have a good weekend. Get ready for logarithms and exponential functions.

AP Calculus

Here are the problems assigned today. Retake of Wednesday's homework quiz on Tuesday. I'll probably put a slope field problem in there, too. Practice test tomorrow from 8:30 to 11:30/12. Practice test also on the morning of April 28th. PSAE day 2 is that day. We'll be doing the practice at Devry. Juniors, we'll figure something out, so don't worry about missing that day. Also, looking at this Thursday the 14th for an after school practice test. Figure 3ish to 5ish.

College Mathematics

Test over evaluating trig functions and graphing trig functions on Wednesday.

AP Calculus

Tonights homework is page 430-1/ 59 and 60. Homework quiz on Wednesday over 6.1-2.

College Mathematics

Grades are done for the moment. A few of you need to figure out if this class is necessary for graduation.

AP Calculus

The homework over the weekend is from 6.2. Do any problems you haven't yet done between 1 and 17. Grades are in. There are some stray assignments from those of you that have not been entered (days missed and in turn, a hw quiz, quiz or test.)