## Test 2

On Chapter 3, on at 5 pm (not 4 pm) Monday 25 November, Week 11 in Melbourne Hall. You will have one full hour.

The BioEng2B tutorial will take place from 4 pm sharp to 4.45 pm in B263 on that day.

Chapter 3: Differentiation is going to be examined. A Summary of Differentiation (p.147-8): you will want to know this stuff very well. You will be given a copy of these tables

There is a sample test on p. 149 of the notes.

I strongly advise you that attending tutorials alone will not be sufficient preparation for this test and you will have to devote extra time outside classes to study aka do exercises.

Between tutorials and private study you really should aim to have completed as least the following:

• P. 113, Q. 1-6 (not 5c or 6iii)
• P. 119, Q. 1-4
• P. 127, Q. 1-4
• P. 138, Q. 1-3
• P. 146, Q. 1-4
• The Sample Test

There are more questions in most of these exercises.

If you are having any problem, take a photo of your work and email me your question.

## Week 10

We started Chapter 4 on (Further) Integration with a revision of antidifferentiation, and had a look at Integration by Parts. We used implicit differentiation to differentiate inverse sine.

## Week 11

We have our test on Monday, then we will look at completing the square, and work on Tuesday and Thursday.

## Week 12

We will look at centroids of laminas and centres of gravity of solids of revolution. Any spare lecture time will be given over to tutorial time.

## Week 13

There is an exam paper at the back of your notes — I will go through this on the board in the lecture times (in the usual venues):

• Monday 16:00
• Tuesday 09:00
• Thursday 09:00

We will also have tutorial time in the tutorial slots. You can come to as many tutorials as you like.

• Monday at 09:00 in B180
• Monday at 17:00 in B189
• Wednesday at 10:00 in F1. 3

The exam is on Friday 13 December.

If you are a little worried about your maths this semester, perhaps after the Quick Test or in general, I would just like to remind you about the Academic Learning Centre. Most students received slips detailing areas of maths that they should brush up on. The timetable is here.

## Study

Please feel free to ask me questions about the exercises via email or even better on this webpage.

## CIT Mathematics Exam Papers

These are not always found in your programme selection — most of the time you will have to look here.