AP Calculus AB 6.3 Separation of Variables Objective: Recognize and solve differential equations by separation of variables. Use differential equations.

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AP Calculus AB 6.3 Separation of Variables Objective: Recognize and solve differential equations by separation of variables. Use differential equations to model and solve applied problems.

Find the General Solution of the Differential Equation

AP Calculus AB 6.1 Slope Fields Solving Differential Equations Objective: Use initial conditions to find particular solutions and use slope fields to approximate solutions of differential equations

6.1 Formative Assessment Pg. 410 (37-48) We are going to do #45 and #46 together

Pg. 410 #45 Separate the Variables Integrate Both Sides

Pg. 410 #46 Separate the Variables Integrate Both Sides

Solve: 3 Minutes

Formative Assessment 6.3 Pg. 429 (1-12) 6.1 Pg. 410 (37-48) 1.Separate the Variables 2.Integrate Both Sides 3.Constant of Integration If you would like the Slope Fields Program for your calculator, please bring me your calculator to download

Formative Assessment Pg. 429 (1-12) 1.Separate the Variables 2.Integrate Both Sides 3.Constant of Integration 4.Still More to Come!