How are you guys doing with the max/min problems? I'm sorry I didn't have a chance to prepare any notes for you. I would've done some examples with you in class; but I didn't even have time to write them up, much less make the copies.
I think, if memory serves me right, there's a pretty tricky one with the girl rowing to the pier/walking along the shore?! What do you think about that one?
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Hey Mrs. Carlson,
I think the max/min problems were okay. I think I got the with that girl rowing to the pier. We didn't have a math teacher yesterday, so I think that the homework is going to take some time. On the summer assignment, I don't know how to do number 91. Every time I try to do it, I get it wrong. Could you help me? Thanks!
Aah. Speed is the absolute value of the velocity. So graph the absolute value of x'(t) to find the maximum point.
oh. okay. thanks!
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