Calculus+-+Flipped+Antiderivative+Lesson

=Homework Due Thursday, March 2, 2013= = = =THE FUNDAMENTAL THEOREM OF CALCULUS!!!= Today's lesson is just as exciting as it sounds. This is the end all and be all of our work with calculus, and you are now experienced enough to embark on its amazing principles...

Remember this graphic on my Edline page? Well, it has to do with the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, and by the end of the video, this comic will be as funny to you as it is to me (or maybe not...). ===For Thursday's class, rather than doing problems for homework, you will be watching the following video by Salmon Khan about the FUNDAMENTAL THEOREM OF CALCULUS. As you watch, take time to pause the video if you are confused or need to look up a vocabulary word. When he begins the sample problem, pause the video and try to figure out the answer before he does the problem on the video. This will help you to know whether or not you are following his process. ===

===When you complete watching the video as many times as you need to understand, you will watch this very short video about an application of the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus. Again, please try to do the problems before you watch him solve them. Then, check how you did!===

Tomorrow in class, you will be working on the following problems in groups:

 * === Ch. 5.4 #3, 9-15 odd, 19-23 odd, 35, 39, 43, 46, 51, 57 ===