ERRATA

Thanks to everyone who spotted a mistake and told me (or your TA) about it. Please keep sending me any typos you find. If they are typos in the lecture notes, then tell me in particular on which page they are.
  1. Typos in the notes
  2. Typos in the problems or answersheet

1. Typos in the notes

page 39: in the box, the limit of sin x/x is 1, not 0.

Page 67: the equation between equations (34) and (35) should be x=a.

page 70: Theorem 33.1 should include the hypothesis that f is differentiable

page 70: in the definitions of non-increasing and non-decreasing, the definitions are inverted (not in the summary, in the actual definition). Also, one of them says f(b)>=f(b), which is true, but it should read f(a)>=f(b).

page 76: the theorem says the first case will be a max, the second will also be a max. It should say the first is a min, the second a max.

page 92: …so, in the long run, for very large x, 1.001x will be much larger than 1000x is wrong: 1000x was supposed to be x1000.

2. Typos in the problems/answersheet

If you downloaded the most recent version of the answer sheet then the typos in the answers should be fixed.

Problem 156: The solution should be -3 cos(cos(3x)) sin(3x). There is an extra x in the product.

Problem 159, I'm getting f'(x)= 2(cos x)(-sin x) + sin(x2) (2x). This answer doesn't correspond to prof. angenent's answer on his answer key.

Answer to problem 165: part b, it is possible that (A=0) or (a=0 and b=k*π). In other words the any choice of A, a, b for which the function f(x) is just the zero function (f(x) = 0 for all x) also is a valid answer.

Answer to problem 168: the first line should be cos(xy) (y + x dy/dx) = 0

Answer to problem 179: in the numerator the “x” should be “y” instead.

Answer to problem 203: the area of triangle should be 2 sin (θ(t)) instead of sin (θ(t))

Answer to problem 204: the answer should be 9/40 instead of -9/40. As P going to the left, the angle gets bigger.

Problem 206 (d): I meant the angle between y-axis and the line segment OP. Most people wold write that as the angle ∠POQ or ∠QOP but not ∠OPQ.