DIFFERENTIATION

·  Definition of the Derivative and the Tangent Line Problem; Differentiability

o  Tangent Line Introduction to the definition of the derivative

§  More on the definition of the derivative

§  Definition of the derivative at a point

§  Definition of the derivative

§  Even more on the definition of the derivative

§  Definition of Derivative applet

§  Another definition of derivative applet

§  Algebraic definition of the derivative

§  Problems, solutions, and explanations on the definition of the derivative

§  Slopes, Tangents, and Derivatives

o  Difference Quotient (slide show)

§  Derivative at a point applet

o  Tabular view of the derivative

o  Relationship of the graph of f and f '

§  Graphing the derivative -- good problems under Exercises for this Topic

o  Second derivative applet

§  A tabular view of the second derivative

§  Twice differentiable function applet

o  Geometric interpretation of the derivative

§  The derivative illustrated by a surfer

§  A function and its derivative plotter

o  Animated view of a secant line approaching a tangent line

§  Animated View of zooming in on a tangent line -- linearization of a curve

§  Secant line approaching a tangent line applet

§  Secant and Tangent line animation for y = x3, y = x sin (1/x), and y = x2 sin (1/x)

§  Secants approaching tangent demonstration

§  Secant and tangent lines plotter

o  Average rate of change and the derivative

§  Average rate of change

§  Instantaneous rates of change

§  Instantaneous rate of change applet

§  Rates of change problems, solutions, and explanations

o  One-sided derivatives applet

o  Derivative drawn from slopes demonstration

o  Derivative Calculator applet

o  Graphs the Derivative with the function applet

o  The derivative as a function: algebraic approach

§  The derivative function applet

Differentiability implies Continuity Theorem

§  A continuous nowhere differentiable function

§  Another nowhere differentiable function applet

§  Continuity and differentiability

§  Problems on the importance of differentiation

§  Finding derivatives numerically on your calculator (instructions)

o  Differentiability and what it means

o  Making a piecewise function continuous and differentiable

·  Differentiation Rules: Power Rule, Product Rule, & Quotient Rule

o  Power Rule

§  Some differentiation rules

§  More on Differentiation Rules

§  Proof of the power rule

§  Derivative of a cubic applet

§  Constant. line, and power functions applet

§  Constant multiple applet

§  Combination: sum, and difference applet

§  Power Rule (slide show)

§  Problems to work

o  Product Rule

§  Rules to use in calculating derivatives of functions

§  Differentiation using the product rule

§  Applet illustrating and explaining the Product Rule

§  Product Rule (slide show)

§  Drill problems

o  Quotient Rule

§  Differentiation using the quotient rule

§  Product and Quotient rules

§  Product and Quotient rules problems, solutions, and explanations

§  Proof of the quotient rule

§  Quotient Rule (slide show)

§  Product and Quotient rule applet

Position, velocity, acceleration

§  More on velocity, acceleration, & other rates of change

§  Average Rates of Change

§  The derivative as a rate of change: numerical approach

§  Animated bouncing ball and problem

§  Moving Man applet

§  Motion on a line applet

§  Instructions for using your calculator to simulate particle motion problem

§  Review Problems on displacement -- Go to Calculus Book I, then Applications of the Derivative, then Rate of Change, then Displacement

§  Problems to work

·  Differentiation Rules for Trigonometric Functions

o  Derivative of sin x applet

o  More on derivatives of trigonometric functions -- good problems under Section 3 Exercises

§  Finding derivatives of trigonometric functions

§  Formulas for derivatives of trigonometric functions

§  Derivatives of Trigonometric Functions

§  Derivatives of Trigonometric Functions problems, solutions, and explanations

o  Trigonometric functions derivatives applet

o  Proof that p is irrational

·  Chain Rule

o  More on the chain rule

§  Chain Rule (slide show)

§  More on the chain rule

§  Chain rule applet

o  Differentiation using the chain rule

§  Chain rule applet

§  Using the chain rule

§  Chain Rule problems, solutions, and explanations

o  Problems--decomposing a composed function

o  Proof of the chain rule

o  Graphical Differentiation Worksheet

o  Transformations of functions and derivatives applet

·  Implicit Differentiation

o  Implicit differentiation

§  Even more on implicit differentiation

o  Graph a sine function of your choosing

o  Graph derivative with implicit function applet

§  Implicit function plotter

o  Problems to work

§  More problems to work

§  Implicit Differentiation problems, solutions, and explanations

·  Related Rates

o  Related Rates Explained

§  Related Rates problems, solutions, and explanations

o  Balloon Problem

§  Melting snowball problem applet

o  Related Rates Animation, three problems, video explanation, & exercises

§  Related Rates airplane problem demonstration

o  Find the error

o  Review problems on related rates--Go to Calculus Book I, then Applications of the Derivative, then Related Rates

§  Related Rates problems

§  Related Rates - solve the Turvey by doing the problems

§  Related Rates problems & solutions

§  More Related Rates problems & solutions

·  Summaries and Review Problems: Derivative Rules through Chain Rule

o  Find the error

o  Summary of introduction to the derivative

§  A list of differentiation formulas

§  Techniques of Differentiation summary

o  Proofs of Various Derivative Formulas

o  Interpretation of the Derivative problems, solutions, and explanations (rates of change)

§  Differentiation Formulas problems, solutions, and explanations

o  Review problems for finding the slope and equation of a tangent line -- Go to Calculus Book I, then Derivatives, then Slope and Tangents, then Tangent Line Slope or Tangent Line Equation

§  Review problems for linearizing a function--Go to Calculus Book I, then Derivatives, then Linearization, then Linearization again

§  Review problems for finding derivatives with the above methods -- Go to Calculus Book I, then Techniques and Theory of Differentiation, then anything in sections 1 through 4

§  Review problems on velocity -- Go to Calculus Book I, then Applications of the Derivative, then Rate of Change, then Velocity

o  Problems involving trigonometric functions

§  Lots of differentiation problems to do

§  More problems to do

§  More derivative problems

§  Introduction to derivative problems

o  Quiz on differentiating functions

o  Review quiz for related rates problems (do quiz 327 and quiz 341)