David's Math Tutoring

Example 1 (Similar to Example 1 page 67)

Example 2 (Similar to Example 2 page 69)

Introductory Example

Definition of the Limit

Example

Example (Similar to Stewart Example 1 page 73)

Example (Similar to Example 2 page 74)

Limit Laws Introduction

Example 1

Example 2

Example 3

Example 4

Limit Laws Introduction Continued( Laws Six to Eleven)

Example 5 (Compare to Example 3 page 87)

Example 6 (Compare to Example 1 page 73)

Example 7 (Compare to Example 2 page 73)

Limit Law Theorem 1 (Page 89)

The Definition of the Derivative

Example (Similar to Example 1 Page 130)

Example 2

Example 3

Miscellaneous Example

The Interpretation of the Derivative as the Slope of the Tangent Line

Finding a Tangent Line Example 1

Chain Rule: A Brief Introduction

Chain Rule: Preliminary Example 1 (Identifying a Composition)

Chain Rule: Preliminary Example 2 (Identifying a Composition)

Chain Rule: Preliminary Example 3 (Identifying a Composition)

Chain Rule: Example 2

Optimization Example 1 Rectangle with maximum area subject to perimeter equal to 48

Optimization Example 2 Find the dimensions that will minimize the cost of Fencing Bob's Farm

Volumes: An Introduction to How Integrals Are Used To Calculate Volumes

Volume: An introduction to the idea behind the Disk Method

Volumes: An introduction to the Idea behind the Cylindrical Shells Technique

Cone Example: Using Cylindrical Shells

Example 1: Using Cylindrical Shells Method

Example 1: Using the Disk Method

Example 2: Using Cylindrical Shells

Example 3: Part A

Example 3: Part B

Example 3: Part C

Example 3: Part C

Example 4