Mr. Rose’s Math Blog

pg. 214; 4,7,9,14,18,19 and 25.  Don’t forget, for these problems we are usually finding a formula for what needs to be maximized or minimized.  We then differentiate that formula and set it equal to zero.  Here we are finding the critical points which will allow us to locate maxs and mins with a sign chart.  The only difference is that these are word problems.  Draw pictures and try to get the formulas in one variable.  I will post some hints tomorrow so check back.

page 87:  6,10,12,23,24,30,36.  FYI, test on chapter 4 coming up soon.

page 71:  6,11,16,20,23,50

try these problems.  page 63.  20,24,26,28,31,32,43,44,46.  hit me with a few questions if you like.  i’m not afraid.

as we discussed in class, do page 62 numbers 2,4,6,8,9,14, and 16.  if you have time, also try the “logic” questions as we will go over those as well.  have a nice weekend.  as usual, don’t hesitate to post questions.

Hope I set this up correctly.  Any questions on summer homework, let them fly here.  I will try to help, and again, I encourage you to help each other.  If someone asks a question and I am off somewhere not responding, go for it and