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Current Unit: Curve Sketching
| Objective | Text Reference |
| 1. Review the definition of "radian-measure" of angles and converting between degree- and radian- measure. | p.252 #1-4 |
| 2. Review the definition of the primary and reciprocal trig ratios. | p.253 #1-10 |
| 3. Review methods for determining "exact" values of trig ratios for special angles. | worksheet |
| 4. Review the graphs of trig functions and the four translations illustrated by y=asin b(A+c) + d. | worksheet |
| 5. Related information and formulas for related angles and double angles. | p.267 #1-3,5 p.273 #1-6 p.279 #1-4 |
| 6. Review simplifying expressions involving trigonometric identities. | p.284 #1-5 |
| 7. Review solving trigonometric equations. | p.291 #1-4 |
| 8. Review of basic trigonometric facts. | p. 292 #1-10 |
| 9. Limits of trig functions. | p.306 #1-38 |
| 10. Derivatives of sine and cosine. | p. 313 #1-7 |
| 11. Derivatives of other trig functions. | p. 319 #1-9 |
| 12. Applications of derivatives of trig functions. | p. 325 #1-14 |
| 13. Review. | p. 340 #1-15 |
Current Assignments, Tests, Quizzes, Etc.
| Unit Exam | April 26, 1999 | Curve Sketching |
| Homework | April 22, 1999 | p. 273 #1-6 p. 279 #1-4 p. 284 #1-36 p. 291 #1-4 p. 294 #1-10 p. 301 p. 306 |
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