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On this version of the previous notes, calculus has been added in to show that the v(t) equation is the derivative of the x(t) equation. In the next picture we'll take this derivative for the specific data shown here
The method of getting the velocity and acceleration graphs by getting the slope between successive data points (as shown here) has errors, since we're only using two points per calculation. The derivative lets us operate directly on the best fit position function and generate a new function that gets us the slope of the original at any given time.
Whenever I walk past these things I want to turn them into a Calculus II problem to find their volume. I spend the next few moments of my walk pondering what variable names to use for the radius of the main vertical arcs, radius of the horizontal cross sectional arcs, thickness of the cutout, and other necessary measurements.
In his trippy den of calculations, K sits at his desk with this plastic massager hanging from his neck. It resembles a Dr. Seuss dildo. Whenever he is stuck on a problem, he takes it and pounds his back with it. Once, he forgot he was wearing it and left the apartment headed for Walgreens.
if you are wondering why i am holding a calculator i have no answers for you. experiments with lighting and stuff. i don't have any lights yet so i tried to gather as much natural light as possible and used a desk lamp (golfing related of course).
I hate calculus.
This is a sheet on proving the vertical asymptote by showing that Limit X⇒A of F(X) = ±Infinity and therefore the vertical asymptote is X=A.
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Suzuki fell asleep while we were studying for calculus
I'm really sorry friends =[ this is like the 2nd time this week I've been late. I have a calculus midterm tomorrow that I've been studying for that I lost track of time.
This question requires using calculus to discover the position equation and acceleration equation using integration and differentiation from the velocity equation
This is my dept chair, David, having a little fun with the camera. He was such a good sport taking time out his busy schedule to pose for me. Thanks again, David, for helping me out!!!
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This is one of my favorite photos from the trip. Check out the calculus equations, and the reflections of my daughter, the market, and the photographer. Beautiful. (In front of a leather store at the market.)