Hey everyone! Once again I am scribe and this is what happened on Friday’s class.
We started off the class today by watching a post on our blog that was posted by Lani. The question is: Are there lessons to be learned from geese? (Sticking together as a “Flock” benefits us all) If you take a look at it you can learn all sorts of things about geese.
After talking about that for a little bit, we moved on to a quiz. The quiz was written in pre-test formation.
Quiz 1 on Differentiation Rules
1. a) To find the mortgage interest rate on January 1, 1985, you basically just plug 5 in for t using the first function given to you. You are given a specific time range so that is how you know to use the rate as a function of t formula.
1. b) Similarly, you are finding how many issued per year so you plug in the rate.
1. c) This question deals with composite functions. It is a bit tricky but all you do is find N'(r(t))*r'(t) after plugging the correct numbers into that formula.
2. The answer is (D) 4.3 because all you are finding is the area under the function between the interval 0-3.
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