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Definite integrals via numerical integration (a.k.a. Riemann sums)
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Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, part 2 - definite integrals
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Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, part 1
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Why antiderivatives?
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Antiderivatives (a.k.a. indefinite integrals): an overview
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Gompertz law of mortality
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Maximizing a concave-up function
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Critical points, and local minima and maxima
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Logarithmic differentiation
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Example: derivative of an inverse function
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Derivative of natural logarithm: (ln x)' =1/x.
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Derivatives of inverse functions
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Chain rule: derivative of a composition of two functions
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Derivatives of sine and cosine
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Derivative of an exponential function a^x
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Graph of a function f(t) and its derivatives f'(t), f''(t).
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Another important limit (will be used to compute derivatives of trigonometric functions).
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One important limit (used for derivatives of exponential functions)
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Position of a tennis ball
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Velocity vs. Speed
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Average rate of change of a function f(t) on [a,b].
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Example of a plot on log-log scale
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Design your own rational function
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arcsin(sin(x))
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Daylight in Toronto -- using sin(x) and cos(x)
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World Population -- exponential growth with constantly changing rates
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Relationship between Log(x) and Ln(x)
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Supply and Demand curves
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Continuous growth rate and Euler number e = 2.718281828...
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Exponential functions: terminology
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Sign of exponential functions
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Perpendicular lines
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