Calculus Capacity Matrix

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Unit Standard Capacity Breakdown X
Review
Algebra

Exponential Rules X

Radicals X

Use interval notation
X X Approaching
Limits

Solve and use properties of inequalities X

Solve equations involving Absolute Value X

Solve Inequalities involving Absolute Value X

Complex numbers X

Factoring polynomials and Rational Expressions X

Solving quadratics equations-factoring, completing the
square and quadratic formula
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Synthetic division X
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Limits and their
Properties
Chapter 3
Sec 3.2
Estimate a limit using a numerical or graphical approach
X X Approaching
Limits
Sec. 3.2
Formal Definition of a limit (delta epsilon proof)
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Sec. 3.2
Evaluate limits using properties of limits
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Sec. 3.2
Develop and use a strategy for finding limits
X X Approaching
Limits
Sec. 3.3
Evaluate limits using dividing out and rationalizing
techniques
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Sec. 3.3
Evaluate limits using the squeeze theorem

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Unit Section Capacity Matrix

Limits and their
Properties
Chapter 3
Sec. 3.4
Use properties of continuity
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Sec. 3.4 Difference Quotient X
Sec. 3.4
Use the Intermediate Value Theorem
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Sec 3.5
Determine infinite limits from the left and right
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Sec 3.5
Find and sketch vertical asymptotes of the graphs of
functions
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Sec 3.4
Recognizing continuity graphically
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Sec 3.4
Mathematical definition of continuity
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Sec 3.4 Types of discontinuity: jump, point, infinite
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Differentiation
Chapter 4


Sec 4.1
Find the slope of the tangent line to a curve at a
point
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Sec 4.1
Use the limit definition to find the derivative of a
function
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Sec 4.1
Understand the relationship between
differentiability and continuity
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Sec 4.2
Find the derivative of a function using the
constant rule


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Standard
Understanding and Applying Calculus
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Differentiation
Chapter 4

Sec 4.2
Find the derivative of a function using the sum
and difference rule
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Sec 4.2 Use derivatives to find rates of change
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Sec 4.3
Find the derivatives of a function using the
product rule
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Sec 4.3
Find the derivative of a function using the
quotient rule
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Sec 4.3 Find a higher-order derivative of a function X
Sec 4.4
Find the derivative of a composite function using the chain
rule. Find the derivative of a function using the general
power rule and simplify the derivatives of a function using
algebra
X X Related Rates
Sec. 4.5
Distinguish between functions written in implicit
form and explicit form. Use implicit
differentiation to find the derivatives of a function
X X Related Rates
Sec. 4.6
Find a related rate and use the related rates to
solve real-life problems
X X Related Rates
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Applications of
Differentiation
Chapter 5
Sec 5.1
Understand the definition of extrema of a
function on an interval
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Sec 5.1
Understand the definition of local(relative)
extrema on an open interval
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Sec 5.1 Find extrema on a closed interval X
Sec 5.2
Use Rolles Theorem


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Applications of
Differentiation
Chapter 5
Sec 5.2 Be able to use the Mean Value Theorem X
Sec 5.3
Determine intervals on which a function is
increasing or decreasing
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Sec 5.3
Apply the first derivative test to find relative
extrema of a function
X
Sec 5.4
Determine intervals on which the function is
concave upward or concave downward
X
Sec. 5.4
Find any points of inflection of the graph of a
function
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Sec. 5.4
Apply the second derivative test to find relative
extrema of a function
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Sec 5.7 Use calculus to solve optimization problems X
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Trigonometric Functions Sec 9.1 Convert between degrees and radians X
Sec 9.1 Use angles to model and solve real life problems
X X Robotics 101
Sec 9.2
Identify a unit circle and describe its relationship
to real numbers
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Sec 9.2
Evaluate trigonometric functions using the unit
circle.
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Sec 9.2
Use the domain and period to evaluate sine and
cosine functions
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Sec 9.2
Use a calculator to evaluate trigonometric
function.
X X Robotics 101
Sec 9.3
Evaluate trigonometric functions of acute angles.

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Trigonometric Functions

Sec 9.3 Use fundamental trigonometric identities X X Robotics 101
Sec 9.3
Use trigonometric functions to model and solve
real -life problems.
X X Robotics 101
Sec 9.4 Evaluate trigonometric functions of any angle
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Sec 9.4
Use reference angles to evaluate trigonometric
functions.
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Sec. 9.5/9.6
Sketch the graphs of basic sine, cosine and
tangent functions
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Sec. 9.5/9.6
Use amplitude and period to help sketch the
graphs of sine, cosine and tangent functions
X
Sec 9.5/9.6
Use sine, cosine and tangent to solve real life
data.
X X Robotics 101
Sec 9.8 Solve real life problems involving right triangle X
Sec 9.8
Solve real life problems involving directional
bearings
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Sec 9.8
Solving real life problems involving harmonic
motion.
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Analytic Trigonometry
Sec 10.1
Recognize and write the fundamental
Trigonometric Identities
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Sec 10.1
Use the fundamental trigonometric identities to
evaluate, simplify and rewrite trigonometric
expressions.
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Analytical Trigonometry Sec 10.2 Establish trigonometric identities X
Sec 10.3
Use standard algebraic techniques to solve
trigonometric equations.
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Sec 10.3 Solve trigonometric equations of quadratic type
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Sec 10.3
Solve trigonometric equations involving multiple
angles
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Sec 10.3
Use inverse trigonometric functions to solve
trigonometric equations
X
Sec 10.4
Use sum and difference formulas to evaluate, and
solve trigonometric functions
X
Sec 10.5
Use double angle formulas to evaluate, and solve
trigonometric functions
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Sec 10.5
Use Power reducing formulas to evaluate, and
solve trigonometric functions
X
Sec 10.5
Use half angle formulas to evaluate, and solve
trigonometric functions
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Sec 10.5
Use Product to sum formulas to evaluate, and
solve trigonometric functions
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Sec 10.5
Use trigonometric formulas to rewrite real life
models
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Calculus Capacity Matrix
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Understanding and Applying Calculus
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Trigonometric Functions
and Calculus
Chapter 11

Sec 11.1 Determine the limits of trigonometric functions X
Sec 11.2
Find and use the derivatives of sine and cosine
functions
X
Sec 11.2
Find and use the derivatives of other
trigonometric functions
X
Sec 11.2
Apply the first Derivative test to find the minima
and maxima of a function
X
Sec 11.2
Apply the First Derivative test to find the minima
and maxima of a function
X
Sec 11.3
Integrate trigonometric functions using
trigonometric identities and u substritution
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Polar Coordinates
Chapter 10
P9.1
Convert between polar and rectangular coordinates.
Graph functions given in polar coordinates
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P9.2
Write complex numbers in polar form. Know and use
De Moivres Theorem
X
P9.3
Evaluate parametric equations for given values of
parameter
X
P9.4
Convert between parametric and rectangular forms of
equations
X

P9.5
Graph curves described by parametric equation and find
parametric equations for a given graph
X


P9.6
Use parametric equations in applied contexts to model
situations and solve problems
X

CCSS
Represent complex numbers on the complex plane in
rectangular and polar form (including real and imaginary
numbers), and explain why the rectangular and polar forms
of a given complex number represent the same number.
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