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In this video, we review the graphs of the 6 trig functions. This video covers just the basic graphs (no transformations) with an emphasis on understanding over just memorization.

Question 2 from the old final exam

Using Stokes' theorem to understand what curl means.

We finish the example started in the last video.

We finish deriving the formula for flux.

A problem similar to 77 in the hw: finding a constant deceleration that will allow an object to stop within a specified distance.

Practice using the sum formula for tangent given various bits of information about the two angles in the sum. I make a careless mistake early on, miscopying a 7 as a 2. Current students: there is a handout posted on Canvas that shows how to simplify the correct expression. I point out the error on the screen; you can choose to either just read through the handout or watch the remaining part of ...

Comparing problems: not having what we need for the du verses having "too much."

Estimating distance using a lower sum and a table of values.

We define flux and begin deriving the formula for calculating it.

The general form of an equation for a circle of radius r and center (h,k).

We calculate the derivative of inverse hypberbolic sine.

Finding a formula for a function built by combining other function using arithmetic.

An example of an optimization problem where the domain is an open interval.

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