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6666404291Finding a basic limit0
6666414037Finding a basic limit (piecewise function)1
6666490130Showing continuity at a point2
6666504689Finding limits at infinity3
6666592801Finding horizontal asymptotes4
6666605170Finding derivative using limit definitions5
6666609859Finding average rate of change6
6666617320Finding instantaneous rate of change7
6666623457Finding approximate derivative using a table of values8
6666637174Finding horizontal tangent lines to a curve9
6666658232Finding vertical tangent lines to a curve10
6666667495Using linear approximations to find values of a function11
6666680144Find the derivative of f(g(x))12
6666690032Showing that a piecewise function is differentiable at the break point13
6666704173Finding critical values/points14
6666721147Finding increasing/decreasing behavior of a function15
6666726158Finding relative extrema of a function16
6666750715Finding inflection points using the second derivative17
6666756049Finding inflection points using the graph of the first derivativeFind where f' changes direction (increasing to decreasing or vice versa)18
6666764185Finding the absolute max/min of f(x) on a closed interval [a,b]19
6666776543Showing that Rolle's Theorem applies to f(x) on [a,b]20
6666779733List the guarantee of Rolle's Theorem if it applies21
6666782238Showing that the Mean Value Theorem applies to f(x) on [a,b]22
6666785925List the guarantee of the Mean Value Theorem if it applies23
6666861392Finding increasing/decreasing behavior of f(x) given the graph of f'(x)24
6666865448Deciding whether a linear approximation over/underestimates the true function value25
6666882574Finding the minimum (maximum) slope of f(x) on [a,b]26
6666891932Approximate area using a LEFT Riemann sum with n rectangles27
6666904460Approximate area using a RIGHT Riemann sum with n rectangles28
6666910930Approximate area using a MIDPOINT Riemann sum29
6666917786Approximate area using trapezoids30
6666928758Calculate definite integrals from right to left31
6666939546State the basic form of the area accumulation function32
6666953026Finding the area under a curve that has been shifted up vertically k units33
6666966827Given f'(x) and f(a), find f(b)34
6666989206Find the derivative of the basic area accumulation function35
6666990645Find the derivative of the area accumulation function (chain rule situation36
6667004002Finding the area under a curve f(x) on [a,b]37
6667008912Finding the area between f(x) and g(x)38
6667016034Find the vertical line x=c that divides the area under f(x) on [a,b] into equal pieces39
6667028158Find the volume when the area under f(x) is revolved about the x-axis (area is flush up against x-axis)40
6667058175Find the volume when the area between f(x) and g(x) is revolved about the x-axis41
6667063128Find the volume when the area under f(x) on [a,b] is revolved about the y-axis42
6667104935Find cross-sectional volumes43
6667087680Given a base that lies between f(x) and g(x) on [a,b], find the volume of the solid formed by projecting squares upwards that are perpendicular to the base.44
6667141432Solving first-order separable differential equations45
6667147932Find the average value of f(x) on [a,b]46
6667164859Setting up an exponential growth situation47
6667179250Drawing a slope field48
6667183403Given a slope field, find the differential equation49
6667242866Given a position function s(t), find velocity and acceleration50
6667247663Given v(t) and s(0), find s(t)51
6667250571Given a(t), v(0)=0 and s(0), find s(t)52
6667256824Given position function s(t), find average velocity from t_1 to t_2 (precalculus idea)53
6667260768Given position function s(t), find instantaneous velocity at t=k (calculus idea)54
6667396088Given velocity, decide whether a particle is speeding up or slowing down at time t=k55
6667266878Given velocity function v(t) on [t1, t2], find the minimum (maximum) acceleration of the particle56
6667280145Find the average velocity of the particle on [t1, t2]57
6667284967Given the velocity function v(t), find the change in position of the particle (aka displacement) on [t1, t2]58
6667287871Given the velocity function v(t), find the total distance traveled by the particle on [t1, t2](You can sometimes use a calculator to do the heavy lifting after setting this up.)59
6667290865Given the velocity function v(t), find the total distance traveled by the particle on [t1, t2] (no calculator)60
6667299813Given the velocity function, find the time at which the particle is furthest from its starting point (also could be furthest to the left/right)61
6667305510State the meaning of the integral of a rate of change62
6667320013Setting up a "rate-in, rate-out" word problem (for example, a water tank has g gallons to start, the filling rate is F(t), the emptying rate is E(t), how much in tank at m-minute mark?)63
6667328768Setting up a "rate-in, rate-out" word problem (for example, a water tank has g gallons to start, the filling rate is F(t), the emptying rate is E(t), how fast is water level changing at m-minute mark?)64
6667329858Setting up a "rate-in, rate-out" word problem (for example, a water tank has g gallons to start, the filling rate is F(t), the emptying rate is E(t), when is tank level at a minimum/maximum?)65

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