Unit 1 Flashcards

1
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Partial Fractions: Denominators of the form (ax+b)(cx+d)

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A/(x+1) + b/(x-2)…… (extended with arbitrary constants)

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Partial Fractions: Denominators of the form (ax + b)(cx + d)^2

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When we have a repeated factor we have to use both the factor and its square as denominators:
A/(x+2) + B/(x-1) + c/(x-1)^2
To find B in this situation you will have to substitute x in as 0 and use the values of C and A which you have allready found to calculate B

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Partial Fractions: an irreduciable quadratic factor in the denominator

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When the denominator of a partial fraction contains a quadratic factor that does not factorise - usually in the form (ax + b)(cx^2 + d) - then it will be in the form A/(ax+b) + bx+c/(cx^2+ d)

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Partial Fractions: Improper Fractions

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Where the numerator of a fraction is a polynomial of the same degree or higher than the denominator we have to reduce it before attempting to find the partial fractions through long division

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5
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What is the derivative of sin(ax + b)

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acos(ax+b)

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6
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What is the derivative of cos(ax+b)

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-sin(ax+b)

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7
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What is the chain rule equation

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dy/dx = dy/du x du/dx

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8
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What are the three new trigonometric ratios

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cosec x =1/sinx
secx = 1/cosx
cotx = 1/tanx

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9
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What are the exact trig values

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Sine : 0 degrees= 0 30 degrees = 1/2 45 degrees = 1/root2 60 degrees = root3/2 90 degrees = 1
Cosine reverse the order
For tan divided the sin by the cos

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10
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What must be remembered when implicitly differentiating

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d/dx y^2 for example:

You must use the chain rule as we are taking the derivative with respect to x and y is a function that depends on x

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11
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What are the log rules

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ln(x * y) = lnx + lny
ln(x/y) = lnx-lny
lnx^r = rlnx

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12
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Find the constraint equation of a Parametirc function steps

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  1. Find t or the other letter used in the first parametric equation
  2. Subsitutie the value into the second parameteric equation
  3. Solve for x and y on the left and the rest on the rightq
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13
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Parametric Differntiation: How to find the first derivative

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  1. Use the equation f’(x) = y’(t)/x’(t)
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14
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Parametric Differentiation: Finding the second derivative

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  1. Find dy/dx = dy/dt divided by dx/dt

2. Divide the derivative of dy/dx by dx/dt

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15
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Speed of a projectile given by parametric equations

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speed = the root of (dx/dt squared + dy/dt squared)

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16
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The integral of sinx and cosx

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sin x = -cosx

cosx = sinx

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17
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The integral of sin(ax+b)

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-1/a cos (ax + b)

18
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integral of cos(ax+b)

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1/a sin (ax + b)

19
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what is sin^2 x equal too

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1/2 (1-cos2x)

20
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what is cos^2 x equal too

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1/2(1 + cos2x)

21
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What is the integral of e^ax + b

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1/a e^ax+b

22
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What is the integral of sec^2(ax + b)

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1/a tan (ax +b)

23
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What is the integral of 1/ax+b

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1/a ln ax + b

24
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When the numerator is a derivative of the denominator, integrating the fraction will give:

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lnf(x) which is essentially ln(the denominator)

25
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Steps to Integrate by substituion

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  1. Let u equal a variable to get rid of all x variables
  2. Manipulate it to cover all parts of the equation
  3. Now integrate the equation in the u state
  4. Replace the U variables with their matching variables from the original form
26
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What is the formula for integration by parts

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product = original x integrated - the integral of orginal derivative x integrated

Remeber the same variable must be integrated cant be two

27
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When should you use a dummy variable

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If a function has a standard derivastive but no standar integral then in order to integrate these a dummy variable, 1, should be introduced

28
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What is the order of a differential equation

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The order is the order of the highest derivative involed

29
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What is the degree of a differential equation

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The degree is the power of the highest derivative involved

30
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What is a general solution

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A function which satisfies the derivative is called a general solution of the differential equation

31
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What is a particular solution

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When c is found by substituting values for the rest of the variables

32
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How to solve a first order differential equation than can be expressed in the form f(y) dy/dx = g(x)

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  1. Seperate the variables into the form f(y) dy = g(x) dx

2. Integrate both sides

33
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How to solve a second order linear differential equation of the form ad^2y/dx^2 + bdy/dx + cy = q(x) that are homogenous meaning q(x) = 0

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  1. y = Ae^mx
  2. Substitute its derivatives into the equation
  3. Simplify
  4. Solve the subsequent auxillary equation and plug into the appropriate solution form
34
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What solution should be used for roots that are real and distinct in the auxillary equation

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y = Ae^m1x + Be^m2x

35
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What solution should be used for auxillary roots which are real and coincident (two of the same)

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y = Ae^mx + Bxe^mx

36
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What solution should be used when the roots are complex

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y = e^px(Acosqx + Bsinqx)

37
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How to solve non homogenous ones

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  1. General solution = complementary function(homohenous solve) + particular integral
38
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How to find the particular integral

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Find the two variables that are given as the PI form

Sub back in

39
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How to find the form of the particular integral

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Try the same form as q(x)
If q(x) is a wave function (sinax or cosax) then try y= csinax + dcosax
40
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What form should be used if there is only one root to the auxillary equation

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y= A+ Be^mx

41
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What is the chain rule formula

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dy/dx = dy/du * du/dx

42
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Trig equations

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sin(2x) = sinxcosx