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The Geometer's Sketchpad, Exploring Calculus https://www.mheducation.com/cover-images/Jpeg_400-high/1604402253.jpeg 1 2012 9781604402254 <P>This collection of Sketchpad activities enriches your students study of calculus, empowering them to directly experience the dynamic, geometric nature of calculus in a hands-on format. Students' understanding will deepen as they:</P><UL><LI>dynamically control the number of subintervals in a partition and see the area measurement change instantaneously</LI><LI>explore the relationship between the graphs of an equation, its derivative, and its second derivative as the original equation changes</LI><LI>nvestigate changes of position and velocity, leading to an exploration of rates of change and limits at infinity.</LI></UL>
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The Geometer's Sketchpad, Exploring Calculus

The Geometer's Sketchpad, Exploring Calculus

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MHID: 1604402253 | ISBN 13: 9781604402254
Grades: 9 - 12

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This collection of Sketchpad activities enriches your students’ study of calculus, empowering them to directly experience the dynamic, geometric nature of calculus in a hands-on format. Students' understanding will deepen as they:

  • dynamically control the number of subintervals in a partition and see the area measurement change instantaneously
  • explore the relationship between the graphs of an equation, its derivative, and its second derivative as the original equation changes
  • nvestigate changes of position and velocity, leading to an exploration of rates of change and limits at infinity.

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