Calculus II Test 3 7.7-7.8, 8.1, 8.3-8.4, 9.1-9.2 Flashcards
Midpoint rule
with a given number of intervals, find the midpoint of each and evaluate the function at each midpoint
sum these and multiply the sum by dx
Trapezoid rule
with a given number of intervals, evaluate the function at each interval.
divide the first and last value by two
sum the values and multiply by dx
Absolute error
Given an approximation c of an exact value x, the absolute error is E=|c-x|
Improper integral from n to infinity
substitute t for infinity, take the lim as t->infinity, and evaluate the integral
Improper integral from infinity to n
substitute t for infinity, take the lim as t->infinity, and evaluate the integral
Improper integral from -infinity to infinity
split into two integrals; one from neg infinity to 0 and another from 0 to infinity
substitute t for infinity, take the lim as t->infinity, and evaluate the integral
improper unbounded integral
an integral with finite bounds in which the function is undefined at one of the bounds or somewhere between.
substitute t for the bound, n, where the function is undefined, take the limit as t->n and evaluate the integral.
Initial value problem
a Differential equation with initial conditions that allow you to solve for the constant
How to solve a separable differential equation
separate y and other variables and integrate
solution to y’=ky(t)+b
y=C*e^(kt)-b/k
Newton’s Law of cooling
T(t)=C*e^(-kt)+A
Exponential
P=C*e^(rt+C)
logistic
P(t)=k/(1+C*e^(-rt))
Loan
B(t)=Ce^(kt)-b/k
Convergent sequence notation
lim(n->infinity) An=L or An->L as n-> infinity
Sequence theorem
if given a sequence An for n=1 to infinity and a function f satisfying f(n)=a(n) for n greater than or equal to 1. if lim as x->infinity of f(x)=L then lim as n->infinity of An=L
Squeeze theorem for sequences
given three sequences where Aninfinity) An=lim(n->infinity) Cn=L then lim(n->infinity) Cn=L
A sequence is increasing if
An+1>An
A sequence is decreasing if
An+1
A sequence is non-decreasing if
An+1>=An
A sequence is non-increasing if
An+1
Convergent sequence theorem
If the sequence is monotonic and the sequence is bounded( |An|
Monotonic sequence
A sequence that is; increasing Decreasing Non-decreasing Non-decreasing
Geometric sequence
A sequence of the form r^n where r is a constant called a ratio
Geometric sequence r=1
r^n-> 1
Geometric sequence r=-1
r^n diverges to infinity
Geometric sequence r>1
r^n-> infinity
Geometric sequence r=-1
r^n diverges
Geometric sequence |r| is less than 1
r^n->0