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MATH 265 Topic 7 Worksheet Guide

The document outlines the key concepts and problem-solving techniques related to Topic 7 in a math course, including definitions, theorems, and the application of L'Hospital's Rule and the Mean Value Theorem. It also includes a section for creating test questions based on Bloom's Taxonomy and prompts for identifying related rates problems. Additionally, it encourages students to reflect on their understanding and formulate questions about the material.

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MATH 265 Topic 7 Worksheet Guide

The document outlines the key concepts and problem-solving techniques related to Topic 7 in a math course, including definitions, theorems, and the application of L'Hospital's Rule and the Mean Value Theorem. It also includes a section for creating test questions based on Bloom's Taxonomy and prompts for identifying related rates problems. Additionally, it encourages students to reflect on their understanding and formulate questions about the material.

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MATH 265 - Topic 7 Worksheet

Overview:
1. What are the main definitions and theorems from Topic 7?

2. How do you solve a related rates problem? What steps would you take?

3. When can you use L’Hospital’s Rule?

4. List all of the indeterminate forms we saw in the L’Hospital’s Rule section. For each, what are
the steps you need to take before applying L’Hospital’s Rule?

5. When can we use the Mean Value Theorem?


Reality Check:
1. How can you identify a problem as a Related Rates problem? What characteristics does it
have?

2. Why is L’Hospital’s Rule useful?

3. What does the Mean Value Theorem tell us? (Do not cite the theorem. Describe its meaning in the
most simplistic terms you can.)

4. When should we use the Mean Value Theorem? (e.g., what types of problems have you seen where
using the Mean Value Theorem was useful?)
Create Your Own Problems:
1. Create a potential test question from Topic 7 that falls within the bottom three levels of
Bloom’s Taxonomy (i.e., remember, understand, apply). Explain why your questions falls
here.

2. Create a potential test question from Topic 7 that falls within the top three levels of Bloom’s
Taxonomy (i.e., analyze, evaluate, create). Explain why your question falls here.
Remaining Questions:
1. What questions do you have about the Topic 7 material?

2. What steps do you plan on taking to answer these questions?

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