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Dailey  \nCalculus AB Summer ’25 Expectations  \n• Complete all problems in this packet. This should be done without the use of a calculator. Completed packet will be turned in on 1st day of school.  \n• No calculator quiz on assignment will be Friday 9/5/25  \nCalculus BC Summer ‘25 Expectations  \n• Complete all problems in this packet. This should be done without the use of a calculator. Completed packet will be turned in on 1st day of school.  \nAdditional BC requirements  \n• Watch the first 7 lessons of Unit 1 on [flippedmath.com](flippedmath.com) (1.1-1.7)  \n•  [https://calculus.flippedmath.com/version-1.html](https://calculus.flippedmath.com/version-1.html)  \n1.1 Can Change Occur at an Instant? (even practice & test prep)  \n1.2 Defining Limits and Using Limit Notation (even practice & test prep)  \n1.3 Estimating Limit Values from Graphs (even practice & test prep)  \n1.4 Estimating Limit Values from Tables (even practice & test prep)  \n1.5 Determining Limits Using Algebraic Properties (even practice & test prep)  \n1.6 Determining Limits Using Algebraic Manipulation (Practice \\# 5-9,27)  \n1.7 Selecting Procedures for Determining Limits (Practice \\# 1,3,10)  \n• For each video,  \n􀂃 Complete the class notes section  \n􀂃 Practice problems as stated above.  \n􀂃 Each section should take about 45 minutes to complete.  \n• These topics were covered in Pre-Calculus and it is assumed this is review.  \n• Unit 1 Class notes Packet (Notes and practice problems) will be collected on 1st day  \n• Test on Unit 1 will be 2nd week of school.  \nSee you in September! Mrs. Dailey  \nEmail me at [jdailey@pmschools.org](jdailey@pmschools.org) if you have any questions.  \nName   Summer 2025  \nAB/BC Calc Getting Ready!  \nAll of the following should be completed without the use of a calculator.  \nI. Algebra Skills:  \nSolve for x . Answers may be left in terms of e as appropriate.  \n1. x2 − 4x + 3 = 0  \n2. x2 + 6x = 1  \n3. 6x2 +11x −10 = 0  \n 100   \n4. 10 = 1 + e5 x  \n5. 2x = 64  \n6. 5x−3 = 125x  \n7. 16x−5 = 1024286  \n8. ln x = 5  \n9. log2 3x− log2 3 = 8  \n10. 4ln (x+ 3) = 20  \nSolve for x . Answers may be left in logarithmic form as appropriate.  \n11. 5x = 128  \nII. Piecewise Functions  \n12. e2 x = 144  \n13. 3x2 = 18  \n14. Given the function  \n􀂭 −x2 −1, x 􀁤 0 􀂰  \nf (x) = 􀂮 2, 0 􀀟 x 􀀟 4 􀂰  \n􀂯 x  , x 􀁴 4  \na. Find f (−2 ) .  \nb. Find f (9 ) .  \nc. Find f (0 ) .  \nd. Graph y = f (x) .  \n,  \ne. Is f (x) continuous at x = 4 ? Why or why not?  \nf. Is f (x) continuous at x = 0 ? Why or why not?  \n15. Find the value of k that will make the following piecewise function continuous at  \n􀂭kx2 +1, x 􀁤 −1 x =− 1 . f (x) = 􀂮  \n􀂯2x− k, x 􀀡 −1  \n16. Find the value of k that will make the following piecewise function continuous at  \n􀂭2x − 3, x = 2 . f (x) = 􀂮 2  \n􀂯x + k,  \nx 􀁤 2  \nx 􀀡 2  \n17. Given  \n􀂭2x +10, f (x) = 􀂮 2  \n􀂯 x +1,  \nx 􀀟 0  \nx 􀁴 0  \n, solve for x if f (x) = 17 .  \nAn absolute value function can be thought of as a piecewise function:  \n􀂭−x x  = 􀂮  \n􀂯 x  \nif x 􀀟 0.  \nif x 􀁴 0  \nHere’s another example: 2x+ 6 .  \n2x+6 will change signs when x =−3 .  \nIf x 􀀟−3 , 2x+6 comes out negative so to find the absolute value, it must benegated.  \nIf x 􀁴−3 , 2x+6 comes out positive and its absolute value does not need to be changed.  \n􀂭−2x− 6, x 􀀟 −3  \nThus, 2x+ 6 = 􀂮 .  \n􀂯 2x + 6, x 􀁴 −3  \n18. Express the absolute value function in piecewise form.  \na. f (x) = x−1  \nb. f (x) = 2x+3  \nIII. Common Functions  \n19. Graph each of the following functions. 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