Lecture 13 Flashcards

Sections 3.4-3.6; Chain rule; trigonometric functions; inverse functions

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What is the general formula for the chain rule?

A

f[g(x)]=f’[g(x)] * g’(x)

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2
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what is the derivative of sine?

A

cosine

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3
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what is the derivative of cosine?

A

-sine

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4
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what is the derivative of tan?

A

sec^(2)(x)

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5
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what is the formula to find the inverse derivative?

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(f-1)’(x)=1/f’[(f-1)(x)]

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6
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what is the domain of tan

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(-pi/2,pi/2)

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7
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what is the derivative of arcsin?

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1/square root of 1+x^(2)

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8
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what is the derivative of arccos?

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-1/square root of 1+x^(2)

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9
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if given a table, one for x, f(x) and f’(x), how do you find the inverse derivative of (f-1)’(3) for instance?

A
  1. write the inverse derivative formula
  2. plug the value into the inverse derivative formulas
  3. use the inverse derivative formula and the table to guide you starting from the right side of the denominator of the formula
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10
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a store sells 150 chocolates for $40 dollar. If the price were lowered to $35, they would sell 160 chocolates per month. S(p) is the number of chocolates sold each month when the price is p dollars. Multiple formulas are given to choose from. What should you do to choose the formula this scenario creates?

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  1. find the difference in money
  2. find the difference in chocolate
  3. use those answers to piece together what the equation is
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11
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how do you find the equation of a quadratic given a function and an x value?

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  1. plug the x value into the original function
  2. find the first derivative of the original function then plug in the x value
  3. find the second derivative of the original function then plug in the x value
  4. find the first derivative of the quadratic formula then plug in the x value
  5. find the second derivative of the quadratic formula then plug in the x value
  6. try to solve for one of the variables
  7. plug the variable value into another equation to find another variable
  8. keep plugging in what you know to find all the variables
  9. create the equation
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