Readings:

NEUHAUSER (3rd - ed primary text)

Read sec.4.4.1, 4.7.1, 4.3.2, 4.6, 4.7.2;

p.159-164, 183-187, 154-157, 178-181, 183-190

be able to recognize composite functions
don't be confused by letters, like a, b or c,
standing for constants


know:  the chain rule, p. 160
       the inverse rule, p. 184 
		the quotient rule, p. 154
		the power function rule, p. 146
		the exponential function rule, p. 179
       the logarithm function rule, p. 189


understand why "e" is such a special number and
why it is used as the base of the natural logarithms


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NEUHAUSER (2nd - ed)

Read sec.4.4.1, 4.7.1, 4.3.2, 4.6, 4.7.2;

p.195-200, 223-227, 188-192, 216-221, 223-226

be able to recognize composite functions
don't be confused by letters, like a, b or c,
standing for constants


know:  the chain rule, p. 195
       the inverse rule, p. 225 
		the quotient rule, p. 189
		the power function rule, p. 191
		the exponential function rule, p. 219
       the logarithm function rule, p. 229


understand why "e" is such a special number and
why it is used as the base of the natural logarithms