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CALCULUS LESSONS

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Title	Description
Lesson 133 - Derivatives	This lesson accompanies Problem Set 133. All we want to do in these problems is find the first derivative of y with respect to x.
Lesson 134	The problems discussed here are also found in Problem Set 134. We are finding a derivative of a function y with respect to x.
Lesson 135	A lesson to accompany Problem Set 135, we find derivatives of functions with respect to x.
Lesson 136	Application of Power Rule and Product Rule for problems also found in Problem Set 136. We include a derivation of the derivative of y = arctan x.
Lesson 137	We derive the derivative for the function y = arccos x. The problems in this lesson are also found in Problem Set 137.
Lesson 138	More derivatives. These involve fractions and radicals.
Lesson 139	More first derivatives of function y with respect to x.
Lesson 140	More basic derivatives of y with respect to x. The problems discussed here are also in Problem Set 140.
Lesson 143	Higher powers and trig functions reside in problems discussed here, which are also in Problem Set 143.
Lesson 144	We use derivatives to "zero in" on tangent lines to a curve at a point on a given function.
Lesson 155	We use the second derivative to find inflection points and to determine concavity. Which way does a function graph bend?
Lesson 170	The problems in Problem Set 170 are detailed here as we look at definite integrals. We find the area "under" a curve.
Lesson 171	With graphics from www.desmos.com, we look at applications of the definite integral to find area between the curve and the x-axis between limits of integration.
The Ferry Problem	As derivative functions of polynomials in one variable are easy to determine, the maximum daily revenue for our ferry is very straightforward. We recommend looking at The Ferry Problem in both Basic Algebra and Advanced Algebra to appreciate the nature of this solution.