Unit 1 Flashcards

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rational function

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f(x) = P(x)/Q(x)
- P(x) and Q(x) are polynomials

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inverse

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  • a function has a ____ only if it is one-one
    - use horizontal line test (if one output has two inputs, it doesn’t have an inverse)
  • a function and its _____ are symmetric over y=x
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LOG PROPERTIES

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log(b) 1 =

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0

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log(b) b =

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1

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log(b) m^n =

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nlog(b) m

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log(b) a • log(c) a =

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log(c) b

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log(b) a = log(b) c means

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a = c

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9
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b^[log(b) x] =

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x

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10
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log(b) a =

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log(a)/log(b)

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NATURAL LOG PROPERTIES

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ln(ab) =

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ln(a) - ln(b)

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13
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ln(a/b) =

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ln(a) - ln(b)

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14
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ln(a^2) =

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2ln(a)

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ln(1) =

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0

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16
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ln(e) =

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1

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17
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POLAR FUNCTIONS

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18
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polar function

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defines a curve with an equation of the form r = f(θ)
- (r, θ)

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19
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to find what values of θ the function passes through the origin:

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set function equal to 0

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20
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to find when two polar graphs intersect:

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set their equations equal to each other
- polar form

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21
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polar functions can be written parametrically:

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x = rcosθ
y = rsinθ

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22
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to find the slope of r = f(θ), first express curve in parametric form

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if f(θ) is differentiable, then so are x and y. Use:

dy/dx = (dy/dθ)/(dx/dθ)
= (r’sinθ + rcosθ)/(r’cosθ - rsinθ)

23
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polar area of one curve =

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a
1/2 ∫ [r(θ)]^2 dθ
b

24
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Polar area between curves

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  • find at what θ the graphs intersect
           a A = 1/2 ∫ (Outer^2 - Inner^2)dθ
           b
  • if you were to draw a line at θ within the area being calculated, there would be a line closer to the point of origin than the other
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DIFFERENTIATING BETWEEN POLAR GRAPHS
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r = acosθ
a = + : circle in I&IV quadrants a = - : circle in II&III quadrants
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r = asinθ
a = + : circle in I&II quadrants a = - : circle in III&IV quadrants
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limacon
r = a +/- b sinθ/cosθ - inner loop if a
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cardiod
limacon but no inner loop - a=b
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dimpled limacon
dip instead of point 1 < a/b < 2 - longer distance from origin = a+b
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not exactly circle limacon
a/b (>/=) 2
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to find vertical tangent:
denominator = 0 - find dy/dx , set dy = 0
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to find horizontal tangent:
dx = 0
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LOOPS OF A POLAR GRAPH
cos/sin(aθ) - if a is even, double and that’s # of loops - if a is odd, that’s # of loops - a = length of loop
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sinθ starts at _____, cosθ starts away from _____
origin - sin(0) = 0 - cos(0) = 1
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SYMMETRY
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test algebraically by plugging in (-x)
if f(x) = f(-x), then the function has y-axis symmetry and is an even function
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test algebraically by plugging in (-y)
if f(x) = -f(x), then the function has x-axis symmetry
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test algebraically by plugging in (-x) and (-y)
if f(x) = -f(-x), then function has origin symmetry and is an odd function
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LIMITS
a y-value that both sides of an equation approach at a given x-value
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limits numerically
look at values very close to the x-value
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limits graphically
look at the graph from both sides of x
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limits analytically
- try direct substitution first - simplify and then direct substitution - if it has roots (radicals), then rationalize or multiply by the conjugate, then direct substitution conjugate of (x+1)^1/2 - 1 is (x+1)^1/2 + 1
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CONTINUITY
a function is continuous if it has no holes, no breaks, and no asymptotes - continuous if lim (x->c) f(x) = f(c) - continuous if lim as x approaches c on both sides are equal and equal to f(c)
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SPECIAL TRIG LIMITS
lim (θ->0) sin θ / θ = 1 lim (θ->0) 1-cos θ / θ = 0
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types of discontinuities:
- removable: a hole in the graph that cancels in the equation - non-removable: asymptotes or breaks in the graphs (jumps)
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Intermediate Value Theorem
If f(x) is continuous on [a, b], and K is between f(a) and f(b), then there exists on x=c, such that f(c) = K - basically says if something is continuous between two points, then a number between those two points must exist
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HORIZONTAL ASYMPTOTES
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if denominator is higher power, then
the lim (x->∞) f(x) = 0
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if numerator is higher power, then
the lim (x->∞) f(x) => ∞ - limit DNE
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if powers are the same, then
limit is the ratio of the leading coefficients
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INVERSE TRIG GRAPHS
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y = arcsinx y = arccosx y = arctanx
flip x and y axis numbers (y-axis 0-2π)