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Graphical Limits
Algebraic Limits
Helping Students Master Taking Derivatives Part I (for Teachers)
Limits @ Infinity and Horizontal Asymptotes
Continuity Part I
Polar Coordinates and Calculus (for BC teachers)
Continuity Part II
The Limit Definition of the Derivative
Introduction to Finding Derivatives
Helping Students Master Taking Derivatives Part II (for Teachers)
Practicing Derivative Rules
The Product and Quotient Rules
The Chain Rule
Interpreting Derivatives through Tables and in context
Interpreting Derivatives through Graphs and in context
Practicing Derivative Rules II
Implicit Derivatives
Related Rates
f, f', f''
Increasing and Decreasing Functions
Optimization Problems
Concavity
Fall Semester Review (2019)
Integration Techniques Part II
Position, Velocity & Acceleration
Using FTC and Integral Defined Functions
Presentation Slides, FTC and Integral Defined Functions
Q and A
Interpreting the Meaning of a Derivative/Integral
Q and A
Separable Differential Equations
Existence Theorems
L'Hospital's rule
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Glossary
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Polar Coordinates and Calculus (for BC teachers)

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Polar Coordinates are a valuable way to define a location in BC Calculus. All the tools from rectangular coordinates are still valid using a polar coordinate system. We will look at how these tools translate to Polar Coordinates in the context of graphing, areas and slopes.

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