Calculus

Wonbeen Lee, Jun 11, 2016


  • 1. Calculus of Trigonometry
  • 2. Differentiation from First Principles
  • 3. Derivative of a polynomial
  • 4. Derivative of logarithmic function
  • 5. Derivative at point, absolut value of function
  • 6. Tangent, Derivative and Second Derivative to a cubic
  • 7. maximum area (angle)
  • 8. Derivatives in Polar Coordintes
  • 9. ArcCotangent Derivative Rule
  • 10. ArcCosine Derivative Rule
  • 11. Function and Derivative
  • 12. Upper and lower Riemann Sums
  • 13. Volumes of revolution

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Calculus of Trigonometry

From conversations with Sue VanHattum about deriving the derivative of sine or cosine with infinitesimals. See:[br][url]http://thephysicsvirtuosi.com/posts/trigonometric-derivatives.html[/url][br][br]Adjust point B to change d(alpha), the change in angle alpha. Compare the change in sine and cosine to the change in angle. As B gets closer, do the approximations get better?
Calculus of Trigonometry
– John Golden

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