Calculus with Analytic Geometry II, Spring 2013

Details for Math 141, Section 33

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The main course page is located at http://www.math.psu.edu/ug/courses/math141.
This page is an excellent source of information and practice problems.
Polls, important links, and additional study resources can be found on your section's page at angel.psu.edu.

If you are feeling rusty on your calculus I, trigonometry, or algebra, you can find sugestions for review here.

The Syllabus for my sections of Math 141.

Indeterminate limits, Improper integrals, Sequences, and Basic series (49 pages, 18 Mb).
Series Convergence Tests (58 pages, 21 Mb).
A Conceptual Summary of Sequences and Series.
Power Series, Representing Functions with power series, Taylor Series, and and Taylor Polynomials (53 pages, 18 Mb).
Parametric and Polar Curves (38 pages, 13 Mb).

Indeterminate Forms - One Example
Improper Integrals - Two Examples
Integral Comparison Test - Useful Tricks
Sequences Worksheet and Solutions
Describing Geometric Series - Several Methods
Computing Geometric Series - Practice Problems
Series Convergence: Extra Limit Comparison Test Example
Series Convergence: Checking Absolute/Conditional Convergence
Series Convergence: Extra Ratio Test Example
The interplay between Sequence Limits and Infinite Sums - worksheet and solutions

A html worksheet exploring general exponential functions. This was created using a free and open source computer algebra system called Sage.
You can modify and run the worksheet "cells" using this free online Sage "Cell Server". Just replace the text in the box with the command you want to run and click "Evaluate".
An Excel worksheet on Computing pi using Series
You will need to enable macros for full functionality. You can read a copy of the macro code here.