Team 9

Right, so..I opened up the cal book and I came across something called constant multiple limit laws. While the examples are peachy and all, they do not explain what it is and how it is used. Can we actually go over this in class? Thanks. (/contribution) Edit: nevermind I google'd it. There were exercises with trigonometric aspects in the book, can we go over those if they're going to appear on our midterm? Oh, and e^x, natural logs..without using calculators since we're not allowed to.

How do you sketch a graph of a derivative? (eg. WW5 #12)