Announcement: Week in Review: Week 4

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2016-09-10T10:32:06-06:00

All,

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A few notes for the week:

Study the Constant Rule of derivatives.

Study the Constant Multiple Rule of derivatives.

Study the Power Rule of derivatives.

Study the Sum and Difference Rules of derivatives.

Study the Product Rule of derivatives.

Study the Quotient Rule of derivatives.

Study the derivatives of sine, cosine, and the other four derivatives.

Study the derivatives of exponential functions.

Study the relationships between a function and its derivative, both algebraically and graphically.

Study the relationship between a function and its tangent line at a point.

A few happenings around campus:

On Friday, October 23rd from 11 am to 6 pm the Clark College Greenhouse will be having a Native Plant Sale. Feel free to stop by and pick up some flora.

The Activities Programming Board is hosting a "Movie Night" on Thursday, October 29th from 4:30 to 9:30. They will show Monsters University at 4:30 and The Avengers: Age of Ultron at 6:30. I would have preferred Edward Scissorhands or a Wim Wenders film, but they didn't ask me. They will be serving free pizza, popcorn, and beverages.

Per the policy on the syllabus, I can guarantee responses to your messages sent on Friday after 3:00 PM through the weekend, on Monday morning by 10:00 AM. I will not have email access for a good part of the weekend, and may be able to respond to messages on Sunday evening. If you want more immediate feedback, the Canvas discussion forums may be a good place to communicate with other students.

Study. Study. Study.

Best,

Mr. Weston