final scores

the final

just in case you get lost, the following is a screen shot from the syllabus

Official MAT266 Final Review

MAT266 Final Review

Exam Review

Exam Review

Lecture Notes 4/3/19 through 4/10/19

Lecture Notes 4/3/19

Lecture Notes 4/8/19

Lecture Notes 4/10/19

answers to practice test 3

Answers to practice test #3. 

8.6#3

Hi Dr. Taylor,
When working on this problem I am absolutely stumped on what to do. This is because every other coefficient is zero but no part of the problem suggests this is the case.

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To find the radius of convergence this problem needs the same trick I used in class on Wednesday to talk about the Taylor series of cos(x).  You should write the sum as ∑c_{2n}(x^2)^n, which you can do because all of the coefficients c_n with n an odd integer are zero, so you can just leave them out. Then the ratio test looks at the limit of (| c_{2n+2} x^{2n+2} |)/(| c_{2n} x^{2n} |).

Lecture Notes 3/27/19 through 4/1/19

Lecture Notes 3/27/19

Lecture Notes 4/01/19

Updated Scores and Estimated Grade

Lecture Notes 2/25/29 through 3/25/19

Lecture Notes 2/25/19

Lecture Notes 2/27/19

Lecture Notes 3/13/19

Lecture Notes 3/25/19

Invitation from Associate Dean Fabio Milner

Armstrong Hall, Office 285
P: 480/965-5877 | F: 480/965-1093
milner@asu.edu
URL: https://clas.asu.edu/content/fabio-milner


The School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences at ASU has agreed to participate in the NSF-MAA study, Progress through Calculus. You can click the following link to learn more about the project:
http://www.maa.org/programs/faculty-and-departments/curriculum-development-resources/national-studies-college-calculus/ptc-project-description

Representatives of the project will be visiting our campus one final time April 2nd and 3rd. I am writing to encourage your participation. In particular, We would like to ask if you are willing to participate in a 1-hour MAT 266 student focus group. Please contact Prof. Milner (fmilner@mainex1.asu.edu) by Friday March 29 at 1:00 PM with your availability on April 2 and 3. Your participation will help improve the way we teach precalculus and calculus at ASU.

Thanks so much in advance you for your help,


Fabio Milner
Director of Mathematics for STEM Education””