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Calculus ++ @ MATHEMATICS @ Senior 2  。2009-2010
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[3] November
[updated : 09/11/27 ]
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Tuesday

Nov. 10

15:45-16:30

16:40 -17:25

PREPARATION OF TEST #1
  • Review of the Answers to Assignment # 5 about limits and asymptotes
  • Theorem of limit of rational functions in infinity
    If f(x) is a fraction of two polynomials A(x) and B(x) then the limit of f(x) in infinity is the same as the ratio of their higher degree terms.

  • Study of SINGULAR POINTS on the curve of a function :
    • Angular point  (two half-tangents)
      Right derivative ≠ Left derivative
      • e.g. : function with absolute value
    •  Vertical Tangent line :
      Limits of Growth rate = ±∞
      • e.g. : functions with radicals and absolute value (鸟function...)
Assignment # 6 : four new functions to study specifically with their asymptotes and their singular points. For each function show the proofs of the asymptotes and of the singularities of some points.


Niao      VerInflex

PtAng

In each point where the derivative cannot be defined by the usual formulas, find the limits of the growth rate on the right and on the left sides of the point :

Right derivative


Left derivative

f is not derivable in a if ß ≠ alpha
(two half tangents : angular point)


Vertical half tangent

Tuesday

Nov. 17

15:45-16:30

16:40 -17:25

  • Detailed correction of the complete study of the rationnal function defined by :

    • set of definition,limits, asymptotes
    • derivative, sign and zeroes
    • oblique asymptote, zero of  f
    • curve representing f.

  • Theorem of determination of an oblique asymptote : (D) y=ax+b is an asymptote to (Cf) if and only if the limit of the difference between f(x) and (ax+b) is 0.
    • The sign of that difference determines the position of (Cf) with respect to (D).
  • Theorem of intermediate values : how to determine an approximate value of the zeroes of a function : If f is continuous and monotonous on [a ; b ] and if f(a).f(b) < 0 then there is one - and only one - number c between a and b such that f(c) = 0.
    • examples in the above function of which the zeroes of the derivative and of itself are the zeroes of a 3° polynomial.

  • Theorem and definition of an Inflexion point :
    a point (a ; f(a)) of a curve (Cf) is an inflexion point if and only if :
    • f "(a) = 0
    • f "(x) changes of sign in a.
  • On an inflexion point the curve (Cf) goes through the tangent line.


F_RAT


Oblique asymptote



Inflexion Point
I





Assignment 6 will be collected only on Nov.24
to allow a better preparation in view of the test which will take place on dec.1st.
after a complete review of all topics studied since September.





Model of study of the rational function






Assignment # 6

 


Tuesday

Nov. 24

15:45-16:30

16:40 -17:25
  • Detailed correction of the last problem of Assgnment #6 : special study of the singular points of :


  • Reminder of the various techniques to study the symmetry of a graph with respect to a given vertical line (x=a) or a given point I(a;b).
model study of a non rational function
with axial symmetry


A6F15


f16


A6f15

F15
Assignment # 7 is designed to give supplementary exercises to practice in view of the general test
(90 minutes)
Tuesday Dec.1st
Program :
Rational and irrational functions
  • limits and asymptotes
  • derivatives and tangent lines
  • variations, maxi, mini
  • zeroes of f and f '
  • inflexion point (0 and sign of f ")
  • symmetry
  • curve
students who want to have their work checked before the test should return Assignment 7
to Wu LaoShi before Friday 27 at 5 pm
Assignment # 7



  Model of study of Singular points


model study of a non ratiannal function
with axial symmetry


A6f15