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Georgia is in the southeastern corner of the United States, and it has an approximate population of ten million residents. Known as the "Peach State," Georgia is known for its hot weather and its status as a cultural hub of the South. The capital of the state is Atlanta.
Excellent education is available in Georgia. Davidson Magnet School, Columbus High School, Milton High School, and Chattahoochee High School are a sampling of private and public high schools that rank highly in Georgia. Varsity Tutors can find private tutors for students in Georgia, either in-home or online, to receive instruction or test prep. There are several top ranked universities in Georgia as well, such as Emory College, Georgia Institute of Technology, and University of Georgia. These schools rank among the top universities in the country. Students in Georgia that are interested in pursuing elite colleges can receive help studying for exams from a private tutor.
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"Over this session, we reviewed for an upcoming Calculus final, dealing primarily with finding the formula for tangent lines of equations, local and absolute extrema, and definite and indefinite integrals. We also touched on topics of continuity and implicit differentiation."
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"The student and I had a very productive meeting today, during which we went over some difficult material on power series and radii of convergence and also did a number of practice problems on convergence of series. We finished going over an online lesson sheet that we had begun during our previous session on Sunday about using the ratio test, together with other tests, to determine where various power series converge. We then reviewed some convergence tests that we had discussed previously and went through multiple examples from her lecture slides. We reviewed geometric series, p-series, and alternating series as well as the use of the nth term, integral, and limit comparison tests. I think that she is feeling considerably better about this material, but we will plan to keep practicing it at our next meeting, and she has a few additional examples from the slides to go over on her own. We will likely plan to meet again this coming Sunday. "
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"The student and I spent the session on piecewise functions - graphing, and coming up with the equations from graphs or word problems. He needed help finding the range of the functions, and was able to solve them on his own after a few examples. "
