MATH 1310 (MATH1310)

Gives two graph examples as well as examples on how to solve implicit differentiation

Includes trigonometry formulas that make figuring out derivatives easier, as well as a graph example

Provides examples on the sum and difference rule, power rules, and the constant rule.

Is an 3.1 - 3.3 study guide that includes various formulas meant to help solve derivatives. In addition, it includes examples as well

Provides two pages of information on how to graph derivatives, as well as how to determine if the function is continuous or differentiable.

Includes different functions that help solve for the answers, like the instantaneous rate of chance formulas, average velocity, Instantaneous rate, and various explanations and explanations

Clear, concise notes about the unit 2.6 in calculus

In-class notes from 4.1 of Single Variable Calculus: Early Transcendentals by Watson/Clegg/Stewart. Covers Closed interval method, and critical numbers.

In-class notes covering Part of 4.1 of Single Variable Calculus: Early Transcendentals by Watson/Clegg/Stewart. Cover the section up until the closed interval method.