Calculus+chapter+4

== =The mechanics of finding derivatives in chapter 3 give way to the analysis and applications of derivatives in chapter 4. As always, I'm trying to find a variety of videos to help with your understanding; however, don't forget the textbook website as listed in the All purpose Calculus option to the right.=

﻿ I listed a new site called brightstorm (see the All purpose Calculus)...this may be the goldmine! Try it! (thank you Mr. Marcketti!)

Section 4.1: [|Textbook problems on extrema] (just looking at graphs and deciding max or mins for the most part) Section 4.1: [|Critical points] (he calls them 'critical numbers') Section 4.2: [|Mean value theorem] (long video...pretty throrough) [|Increasing/decreasing intervals] (basic) Section 4.4: [|Optimization] [|Optimization #2] [|A different tutor w/optimization] [|A different tutor w/another optimization] Section 4.5: [|Linearization] (this is interesting because it's a British instructor..."maths"...and I like the way she derives the formula...it's worth a watch...slightly different notation...may make more sense than my "nice" and "mean" points) [|Linearization again] (this is Patrickjmt's version) Section 4.6: [|related rates 1] [|related rates 2] [|related rates 3] (3 different instructor options...)