Calculus (Basic Ideas and Limits) Flashcards

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Calculus Meaning

In Latin

A

small stone / pebble

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Calculus

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Mathmatical study of change, focuses on instant rate of change and accumulation

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Two main types of Calc

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Differential Calculus
Integral Calculus

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Differential Calc

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instantaneous rates of change
involves process of differentiation or determining derivates including a limit

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Integral Calc / Antiderivative

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accumulation of areas or areas of irregular shapes / process of integration or determining the anti-derivatives or evaluating definite integrals involving a limit

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Fundmental Principal

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You can use approximations of increasing accuracy to find an exact answer

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Differential Calc

Secant Line

What is the formula for the average rate of change?

A

Straight Line that intersects a curve in 2 points

Slope of the Secant Line : m= (y2-y1)/(x2-x1)

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Differential Calc

Tangent Line

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Straight Line that just touches a curve at a single point
The slope of the tangent line and function at that point are equal

Instantaneous rate of change = slope of tangent line

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Differential Calc

Secant Line —> Tangent Line

Not a question just a note

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As the 2 points on the secant line gets closer to the point “x” the slope of the secant line approches the slope of the tangent line (As Δx -> 0)

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Ingeral Calc

No question, just note

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When finding the area under the line, the more retangles the closer you get to the actual area

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Limits

lim_x->c f(x) = L

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x->c within this interval f(x) is aproching L

As x approches c, the limit of f(x) is L if all values of f(x) are close to L for all walues of x are close but not equal to c

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12
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Where is the limit approching from?

lim f(x)=L

as x –> c^-

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Limit from left ie values less than c

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Where is the limit approching from?

lim f(x)=L

as x –> c^+

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limits from right ie values greater than c

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14
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IF lim_x->1^+ = -2 AND lim_x->1^- = 3
THEN lim_x->1= WHAT

A

DNE

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