4.1 Extreme Values of Functions
"Can calculus be used to figure out when a function takes on a local or a global maximum value? Absolutely. Not only that, but derivatives and second derivatives can also help us understand the shape of the function (whether they are concave upward or downward). If you have a basic conceptual understanding of derivatives, then you can start applying that knowledge here to identify critical points, extrema, inflection points and even to graph functions." quote from Khan Academy
Video #1: Minima, Maxima, Critical Points
Video #2: Finding critical numbers
Exercise #1: Critical Numbers
Video #3: Testing critical points for local extrema
Video #4: Identifying Maxima and minima for x^3-12x+2
Mrs. G's Video #1: First Derivative Test
Mrs. G's Video #2: Example of First Derivative Test
Mrs. G's Video #3: Example #2
Video #5: Extreme value Theorem
Video #6: Relative minima and maxima
Video #7: Identifying relative minima and maxima
Exercise: Extreme values from graphs
Video #8: Applying the extreme value theorem
Exercise: Extreme value theorem
4.2 Mean Value Theorem
Review of IMV, Rolle's Theorem and Mean Value Theorem
Mean Value Theorem: Intervals when functions are increasing or decreasing
4.3 Connecting f' and f'' with graph of f
4.4 Modeling and Optimization
Optimization box volume analytically
Optimization box volume graphically
Optimize profit at a shoe factory
Minimize cost of a storage container
Expression for combined area of square and triangle
4.5 Linearization & Newton's Method
Newton's Method - More Examples of Part 1 of 3
Newton's Method- How it may fail
4.6 Related Rates
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