Students headed into finals week need to blow off some steam, so let’s have a little fun with calculus. Hey, Niner, does this look familiar?…
[10 Steps to Solving a Calculus Problem by hydriapotts.]
My Favorite Calculus Song
[Calculus Rhapsody by Phil Kirk & Mike Gospel. Hat tip: Why Homeschool.]
Another Calculus Hit
[I Will Derive! by MindofMatthew. ]
Quick Review
[Calculus I in 20 Minutes (The Original) by Thinkwell. This is just the first 9 minutes, but apparently Part 2 has been removed from YouTube. 😦 ]
can you please solve this? “in a certain math course, a student needs between 720 and 810 points in order to get a B. the final exam worth 200 points. if Cathy has 584 points just before the finals, what range of scores on the final exam will give her a B for the course?
Hi, lyra jane, and thank you for stopping by!
You can solve your problem with a little bit of logic. Start thinking this way:
* If Cathy got 1 point on the final, would that be enough to give her a B?
* What if she got 10 points?
* 100 points?
* What is the least number of points that would give her a total of 720? That is the beginning of the range of scores you are looking for.
This is hilarious. I can’t wait to show my son. Thanks!