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\nTexas Instruments: What Is the Number \"E\"?\n

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\nIn this activity, students explore the fundamental theorem of calculus. They apply this theorem to understand the number \"e\" - the base of the natural logarithm. They also use integration and natural logarithmic function to solve a...\n
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\nMath Archives: Partial Fractions\n

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\nThis site, which is provided for by the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, is a good site explaining how to work with partial fractions\n
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\nMath Archives: Midpoint Rule\n

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\nThis site, which is provided for by the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, has a worked example the student can examine on the midpoint rule\n
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\nUniversity of Vienna: Maths Online\n

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\nThe University of Vienna, Austria, created this site to help bring the worlds of math and technology together. You have access to many applets and downloads that allow you to create lessons, tests, and puzzles. There are also great...\n
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\nTexas A&m University: Moments of Inertia\n

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\nThis site is from the Math department of the Texas A&M University and contains wonderful information on Centers of mass and moments of inertia. Pictures, charts, graphs along with great text is all included.\n
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\nUniversity of Guelph: Physics Tutorials: Moment of Inertia\n

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\nThis site has a list of moments of inertia for various objects.\n
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\nWolfram Mathworld: Mean Value Theorem\n

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\nThis MathWorld site gives parameters for the Mean Value Theorem included in the definition; there is however no picture to illustrate this.\n
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\nTexas Instruments: Air Resistance\n

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\nUse the TI-89 to investigate the effect of air resistance on a free-falling object. Examples in the activity use calculator screenprints and keystroke instructions to demonstrate the use of the calculator to solve these problems....\n
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\nAn excellent, detailed tutorial explaining trigonometric substitution. Includes formulas, equations and examples.\n
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\nS.o.s. Math: Other Trigonometric Powers\n

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\nThis tutorial offers a full explanation of reduction formulas. Includes example problems.\n
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\nAnalyze Math: Partial Fractions Decompositions\n

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\nThe tutorial investigates how to decompose complicated fractions into similar manageable fractions. Practice problems and examples with solutions are included.\n
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