Exam 2 vs Exam 1

[hyperblade01]

Alright so exam 1 is finished , hope everyone did well  8-) - but specialist isn't over yet!


My question is what don't we have to worry about in exam 2?

Slope Fields?
Reciprocal graph drawing?

[TrueTears]

Well I'd say there's definitely bound to be a question on solids of revolution (maybe as extended?) since there was none in exam 1. For others I'm not too sure, the chances of slope fields being on it is not high but still could appear.

[hyperblade01]

Cos inverse graph to make a wine glass?

[QuantumJG]

Well I'd say there's definitely bound to be a question on solids of revolution (maybe as extended?) since there was none in exam 1. For others I'm not too sure, the chances of slope fields being on it is not high but still could appear.

Slope fields are usually just a multiple choice question. The extended response part will usually have differential equation questions, graphing questions are a gift, vector calculus questions will most likely appear, mechanics questions, etc.

[arthurk]

Cos inverse graph to make a wine glass?

They had a cos inverse last year exam 1 didnt they?
would they do it again

[TonyHem]

Vector proof, or vector calc or vector vector vector something
fucken hate vectors

[hossein]

where could i found those practice exams? where did you get all this from???

[jimmy999]

Considering there were no graphs at all in Exam 1, my guess is there'll be a hefty amount to sketch in Exam 2. Or at least a fair amount of graphs that require interpreting, mainly in the multiple choice section

[BlueYoHo]

Vector proof, or vector calc or vector vector vector something
fucken hate vectors