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Math 260 Week 7 Lab Math 260 Week 7 Lab Logarithmic Integrals – Examine each example below then answer questions 1–3. Exponential Integrals – Examine each example below and answer questions 7–10. Bandwidth of a Series Resonance Circuit – The area under the curve shows all acceptable signals with frequency greater than f L and less than f H that can pass through the resonance circuit. This is used in radio receivers to tune for different channels. Secant and Cosecant, Tangent and Cota...

Math 260 Week 6 Lab Math 260 Week 6 Lab Antiderivatives – According to the first part of the fundamental theorem of calculus, the antiderivative reverses the derivative. If f(x) is a derivative, F(x) is the antiderivative. Part II: Finding the Area Under a Curve – The area under a curve can …. found by filling the area with rectangles, then finding the area of each rectangle, then adding the areas together. To find an approximate area under a curve, find the total area for both left and ri...

Math 260 Week 5 Lab Math 260 Week 5 Lab Category 1: Derivatives of Exponentials: eu Category-2: Derivatives of Logarithms Category 3: L’Hopital’s Rule: Part II: Use your Calculator to determine the following:

Math 260 Week 4 Lab Math 260 Week 4 Lab Part I: The Trig Derivatives – Although the derivative of each trig function can …. found by using trig identities and the formula lim┬(h→0)⁡(f(x h)-f(x))/h , it is far simpler to memorize them because they will be used in many of the techniques that follow in this class as well as in Calculus II. Part II: Inverse Trigonometric Functions: arcsine or sin-1(u) and arccosine or cos-1(u)

Math 260 Week 3 Lab – In calculus, much effort is devoted to determining the behavior of the graph of a function over an interval on the Cartesian Plane. Finding x & y intercepts, asymptotes, intervals of increasing or decreasing, local maximum and local minimum points, concavity/curvature can all be done using Algebra and Calculus. – Tangent and Normal lines