Ten + sheets of paper (front and back), plus using my colorful new gel pens to make me want to do it and now I can write from memory what I wrote for Calculus yesterday, plus another third.
• The two fundamental ideas of Calculus are:
1) The derivative. This is a way of measuring instantaneous change.
2) The integral. This is the sum of numerous pieces.
• A tangent is a straight line that touches a curve at a specific point.
• A derivative, as it relates to the tangent, is the slope of a line that is tangent to a curve.
• The three main purposes of Differential Calculus are: 1) precision, 2) approximation, 2) maximum and minimum.
I think that part was probably the easiest. The last third looks a little tougher. I would read it right now to double-check, but my brain is processing. I don't want to cause a glitch or a system meltdown. LOL I think it's time to step away from my desk and make some dinner. 😃
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