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   Honors AP Calculus / Mr. Hansen  | 
  
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   12/17/2009  | 
  
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Sleep Week Test through Chapter 7
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   Neatness counts!  | 
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   Consider the equation   | 
 
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   How would you assign the given equation a place in your cognitive map? (Use words such as “order” and “separable” or “non-separable” in your answer.)  | 
 
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   Sketch the slope field for the lattice points in the
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   Given: When x = −0.75,
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   Use the information given in (c), along with Euler’s method using a step size of 0.25, to estimate y when x = 0. Show adequate work.  | 
 
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   Should your estimate in (d), if calculated correctly, be
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   Simplify   |