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Exercise 12G questions 1dgh, 2agh, 4abii, 5b
12 HL: Derivatives of Inverse Trigonometric Functions
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17H questions 3a, 4ef, 5ef, 9
If you want, you can get a head start on this question (but you’ll get time in class for this tomorrow).
17I question 15 or 16
11 SL: The Binomial Theorem
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Exercise 1B questions 7 and 9
Exercise 1C questions 1ac, 2ac, 4, 6ab, 7abc, 8, 11, 12
12 SL: The Quotient Rule
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Exercise 12D questions 1ade, 2bdf, 3c, 6
11 SL: Expanding Binomials
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Exercise 1B questions 1ehkl, 2hi, 6a
12 HL: Derivatives of Logarithmic Functions
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Exercise 17F.1 questions 1agjn, 2, 3e, 4ab, 6, 7
Exercise 17F.2 questions 2ad, 3a, 4c
12 Philosophy: Review
11 SL: Factorial Notation
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Exercise 1A – all questions
Challenge question: There are 15 people on a committee. Four people will be selected from the committee to form a subcommittee. In how many ways is it possible to form the subcommittee?
12 HL: Implicit Differentiation
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Exercise 17J questions 2adgj, 8, 9b, 12
12 SL: Reviewing Derivatives
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Review Set 12A questions 1–3, 5a, 6a, 7