1. Curve Sketching and The Extreme Value Theorem
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section 3-A

2. Critical Values
Where the derivative is zero or the function does not exist.

3. Extreme Value Theorem
The extreme value theorem states that if a real-valued function f is continuous in the closed and bounded interval [a,b], then f must attain both a maximum and a minimum on that interval.

4. 1) find all extrema on the interval [0,4]
a) graphically

5. 1) cont find all extrema on the interval [0,4]
b) algebraically

6. Find the absolute extrema and the critical values for on [-1,2]
a) graphically

7. Cont. Find the absolute extrema and the x-values of the critical numbers
for on [-1,2]
b) algebraically

8. Find the extrema for
and determine the intervals where increasing and decreasing

9. Curve sketching ( non calculus)
Domain and Range: All real numbers except ?
Intercepts: where the graph crosses the x-axis and the y-axis
Symmetry
About the y-axis if even function
About the origin if odd function

10. d) Asymptotes- rational functions
Vertical: set the denominator equal to zero and verify the limit tends to infinity
Horizontal: Take the limit of the function as x approaches ±∞
Slant: occur when the degree of the numerator is one higher than the degree of the denominator. Use long division or synthetic division to find the line
e) end behavior
g) graph

11. 4) Graph following the non-calculus curve sketching steps
Domain:
V.A.
X-int
Y-int
H. A.
E.B.
Graph

12. Home Work Assignment 3-A
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Assignment 3-A