Real-World Jobs That Use Calculus Every Day (That Aren’t Engineering)
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Problem 3: Position and Velocity
2011-2012 An object is dropped from the second-highest floor of the Sears Tower, 1542 feet off of the ground. (The top floor was unavailable, occupied by crews taping for the new ABC special “Behind the Final Behind the Rose Final Special, the Most Dramatic Behind the Special Behind the Rose Ever.”) (a) Construct the position … Continue reading "Problem 3: Position and Velocity"
Indeterminate Forms in Calculus: What are They?
Indeterminate forms in calculus begin with algebraic functions that utilize a limit for the independent variable to find a solution. Learn more here!
Understanding Linear Functions in Calculus
Introduction Functions are used to describe mathematical things and can be difficult to define. The basic definition of a function can be said to be – a collection of ordered pairs of things, where the first members are fundamentally different in the pairs. A simple function can be as follows: [{1, 2}, {2, 4}, {3, … Continue reading "Understanding Linear Functions in Calculus"
How To Factor Cubic Polynomials In Calculus
An important part of learning how to factor cubic polynomials in calculus and other forms of math is learning how to simplify.
Enhance Your Calculus Capabilities with These Brain Boosting Tips
Improve your problem-solving skills and calculus capabilities with our 11-best brain-boosting tips. Get an A in calculus with these simple tips.