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Business Calculus Bridge, Math B1131

Course Description (from the College): This course is designed to provide a bridge from the quarter system to the semester system for students who took MATH 131. MATH 131 covers approximately one-half the content of the semester course MATH 1131. This bridge course will cover the balance of the MATH 1131 curriculum. After successfully completing MATH 131 and MATH B1131, a student will have equivalent credit for MATH 1131. The following topics will be covered: antiderivatives, definite integrals, area, fundamental theorem of calculus, techniques of integration, differential equations, functions of several variables, partial derivatives. Business applications throughout.  Prerequisite: MATH 131; minimum grade of “C”
 

Syllabus -- in Word format

Important Dates
Exam I  -- Tuesday, September 25th  key study guide
Exam II Part 1/Part 2 -- Thursday, October 18th   study guide / key Part 1/Part 2
Final Exam --  Thursday, November 1st  at  2:30 p.m. review key

more detailed schedule in the syllabus

 

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Answer Keys

Quiz #1 -- key
Quiz #2 -- key
Quiz #3 -- key
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Quiz #11 -- key


 

Suggested Homework Problems

In-Class Exercises

In-class worksheet -- key

Handouts

U-Substitution
By Parts
How do I know when to use what integration technique?
Definite Integrals
Riemann Sums Methods answers/key
Partial Fractions answers/key
Common 3D Surfaces
Lagrange Mulitpliers -- key
Relative & Absolute Extrema -- key
Implicit Differentiation
Limits in 2 or more Variables - key
Graphing in 3D
Chain Rule

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PDF Graph Paper
Integral Table
How to draw Greek
Summer 2009 (Math 132)
Fall 2009 (Math 132)