Monthly Archives: December 2010

We’ve just had a look at the chain rule, and most of the questions you should look at over the break will concern that rule and it’s applications. For homework (SL pages in parentheses), complete page 163 (427) question 1 … Continue reading →

Complete the following questions using your graphing calculator: page 5 question 3, pages 8–9 questions 1 and 2, page 10 question 2, page 12 question 1 b and c, and page 15 question 2. Also complete question 2 on page … Continue reading →

We’ve finished the sections in Chapter 7 that concern two-dimensional geometrical constructions, and our break homework will focus on that material. I’ll be updating this list of questions before the break starts, so check back before Wednesday to make sure … Continue reading →

On Tuesday, December 21st we’ll be having a test on Formulae (Chapter 6). Make sure to bring a calculator to class!

Having just introduced the integral test, the first group of questions you should be looking at over the break are page 46 1 d and e, and 3 d, as well as page 52 1 a and c, and 2 … Continue reading →

We’ve now covered the chapter on the Normal Distribution (SL Chapter 35, HL Chapter 11), as well as HL Chapter 10 (Continuous Random Variables). On Monday, December 20th, we’ll have a test on the relevant chapter(s).

We’ve just completed Chapter 6 on Formulae, and the homework assignment is to complete questions 1–6 on pages 79–80 (question 6 will be counted as a bonus question). This is Homework Assignment 9. Homework will be collected at the beginning … Continue reading →

We’ve spend the past few classes looking at applications of the normal distribution, one very commonly-used distribution frequently associated with continuous random variables used to describe natural processes. For homework (to be collected on Tuesday, December 14th), complete the following … Continue reading →

We’ve just about completed the chapter on formulae, and many of you have gotten a good start on the homework questions. For Tuesday, December 7th, complete page 72 question 3 e, a, i, and f, question 4 b, f, and … Continue reading →