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Bart the Bear

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Hastings, Nebraska, United States
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30 years teaching college mathematics. Almost 20 years working for AP calculus.
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Preview of Bart’s Dirty Dozen : Linearization, Differentials, and Approximation

Bart’s Dirty Dozen : Linearization, Differentials, and Approximation

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Bart the Bear
Here are a dozen linearization problems in circuit format. The first few are simple tangent-line finding problems. These are followed by finding and using linearizations to make various approximations. Finally, differentials are used to solve problems involving the amount by which functions change when their inputs change by a small amount.
Preview of Bart's Dirty Dozen: Related Rates

Bart's Dirty Dozen: Related Rates

Created by
Bart the Bear
Here are a dozen related rates problems in circuit format. The problems use pre-Calculus math concepts, including the Pythagorean theorem, similar triangles, and various area and volume formulas. An answer key is also supplied (the last 6 pages).
Preview of Bart's Dirty Dozen: Optimization (Max/Min)

Bart's Dirty Dozen: Optimization (Max/Min)

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Bart the Bear
Here are a dozen optimization (a.k.a. Max/Min) problems in circuit format. The first few involve finding local maxes and mins. Next come problems finding maxes and mins on closed intervals. Finally come the story problems! These involve geometry and trigonometry, as well as some basic economics (but really basic). An answer key is included.
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About the store

Experience

30 years teaching college mathematics. Almost 20 years working for AP calculus.

Teaching style

I like to be amused.

Awards & shining teacher moments

Various teaching awards at the university and national level.

My own education history

Ph D from a very good university in a cold state where bears like to live.

Additional biographical information

The usual story. Bear meets math. Bear likes math. Bear and math have a nice career.