Calculus Flashcards

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Q

What does δy/δx mean?

A

Small change

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2
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Scalar multiple rule

A

d/dx[kf(x)]=kd/dx[f(x)]

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3
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Addition/subtraction rule

A

d/dx[f(x)+-g(x)]=d/dx[f(x)]+-d/dx[g(x)]

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y=axn

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dy/dx=naxn-1

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5
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What is the equation of the tangent if the value of dy/dx at the point (x,y) is m?

A

y-y1=m(x-x1)

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What is the equation of the normal if the value of dy/dx at the point (x,y) is m?

A

y-y1=-(1/m)(x-x1)

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7
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Variables x and y are connected by the equation y=3x2-4x. Find, in terms of p, the approximate change in y as x increases from 5 to 5+p where p is small

A

dy/dx=6x-4
dy/dx(x=5)=6(5)-4=26
δy/p=26
δy=26p

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8
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y=ex

A

dy/dx=ex

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9
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y=ln(x)

A

dy/dx=1/x

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10
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y=tan(x)

A

dy/dx=sec2(x)

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Variables x and y are connected by y=2x3+2x. Given that x increases at a rate of 0.02 units per second, find the rate of change of y when x=3

A

0.02dy/dx=(6x2+2)*0.02
=0.12x2+0.04
0.02dy/dx(x=3)=0.12(3)2+0.04=1.12 units per second

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12
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m(x)=f(g(x))

A

m|=f|(g(x))*g|(x)

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13
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m(x)=u(x)v(x)

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m|(x)=u|(x)v(x)+u(x)v|(x)

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14
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m(x)=u(x)/v(x)

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m|(x)=(u|(x)v(x)-u(x)v|(x))/v2(x)

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15
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At the maximum point

A
  • dy/dx=0
  • The gradient is positive to the left of the maximum and negative to the right
  • d2y/dx2<0
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16
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At the minimum point

A
  • dy/dx=0
  • The gradient is negative to the left of the minimum and positive to the right
  • d2y/dx2>0
17
Q

dy/dx=xn

A

y=xn+1/n+1 + c where c is a constant and n!=-1

18
Q

∫kf(x)dx

A

k∫f(x)dx where k is a constant

19
Q

∫[f(x)+-g(x)]dx

A

∫f(x)dx+-∫g(x)dx

20
Q

∫(ax+b)ndx

A

(ax+b)n+1/a(n+1) + c where n!=-1 and a!=0

21
Q

∫1/(ax+b)dx

A

(1/a)ln|ax+b| + c

22
Q

∫eax+bdx

A

(1/a)eax+b + c

23
Q

∫sec2(x)dx

A

tan(x) + c

24
Q

Find ∫21((x5+3)/x2)dx

A

=∫21x3+3x-2 dx
= [x4/4+3x-1/-1]21
= [x4/4-3/x]21
= 24/4-3/2-(14/4-3/1)=21/4

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What is area A, enclosed between the curves of the two functions f(x) and g(x), intersecting at x=a and x=b?
baf(x)dx-∫bag(x)dx
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v
ds/dt
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a
dv/dt=d2s/dt2
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v
∫a dt
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s
∫v dt
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What can be found on a velocity-time graph?
- Acceleration is gradient - Displacement is area under
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What can be found on a displacement-time graph?
Velocity is gradient
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What can be found on an acceleration time graph?
Velocity is area under