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The Student and Tutor practiced applying the Product Rule of Differentiation through various polynomial and transcendental functions, addressing algebraic simplification steps. They then introduced the Quotient Rule of Differentiation, working through initial examples. Homework for the Student includes practicing the Product Rule, and they will continue with the Quotient Rule in the next session.

The session focused on foundational concepts of exponential functions, starting with a review of exponent rules and conversion between radical and exponential forms. The Student then practiced these rules and learned about exponential growth and decay functions, including their graphing, domain, range, and various transformations. Homework was assigned, consisting of additional practice problems on exponent rules and transformations, with a plan to cover word problems and logarithmic functions in the next class.

The Student and Tutor reviewed homework on differentiation, specifically applying the chain rule to various power functions. The session then introduced how to differentiate natural logarithm functions. Subsequently, the product rule for differentiation was taught and practiced with multiple examples. The Student will complete additional practice questions as homework for the next session, which was confirmed for Thursday.

The Student and Tutor reviewed key concepts for quadratic equations, including their standard form, properties of parabolas, and methods for solving them algebraically through factoring and square roots. They also covered graphing quadratics by finding the vertex and plotting points, along with polynomial long division. The session concluded with a discussion of the Student's current academic progress and a tentative plan for future lessons.

The Student and Tutor reviewed key concepts related to polynomials and rational functions. They practiced applying the Rational Root Theorem, factoring polynomials using synthetic division, and constructing polynomials from given zeros. The session also covered identifying asymptotes and sketching graphs of rational functions, with follow-up practice assigned for the next session.

The Student and Tutor reviewed and practiced the Chain Rule of Differentiation, including applying the power rule, differentiating linear and constant terms, and handling radical and exponential functions. The Student practiced several problems, demonstrating improved understanding by the end of the session. The Tutor will provide homework questions for further practice, and the next class will focus on the Product Rule.