Limits
Derivatives
Integrals
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Volumes and Areas
100

Find the limit of (8-x^3)/(x^2-4) as x approaches 2

-3

100

How do you take the derivative of a quadratic function

nxn-1....

100

How do you take the integral of a quadratic function?

xn+1/(n+1)

100

What does CAN stand for?

Conditions

Analysis

Name (of theorem)

100

Describe the washer method of evaluating volume problems about an axis.

pi SaR(x)^2 - r(x)^2 dx

Tip: Washers have holes in them

200

Find the limit of (cos(x)-1)/x^2 as x approaches 0

-0.5

200

Find the derivative of 4x^5-3x^(1/2)

20x^4-(3/2)x^(-1/2)

200

Find the integral of x^2+sqrt(x^3)

(1/3)x^3+(2.5)x^5/2

200

What does NUT stand for?

Noun

Unit

Time

200

Describe the disk method of evaluating volume problems about an axis. 

pi SaR(x)^2

300

What is the name of the theorem that lets you evaluate limits with indeterminate values?

L'Hospital's rule

300

Name each of the rules on how to solve a derivative

Product rule = f'g+fg'

quotient rule = (f'g+fg')/(g^2)

Chain rule = f'(g)*g'

exponential rule = a^x ln(a)

Logarithmic rule logax = 1/(x ln(a))

300

What does the integral of an acceleration graph give.

a Velocity

300

what does SISSY stand for?

Separate

Integrate

Solve for C

Solve for y

300

Describe how to take a volume by a shapes cross section.

The integral of area is volume so take the integral of the area of the shape perpendicular to the x/y-axis with the bounds decided by the functions that make up the base.

400

Which direction does Limitx->1- indicate?

It indicates a function approaching from the left

400

Find the derivative of the function y= csc^2(x)+cot^2(x)

y' = -4cos(x)/(sin^3(x))

400

John was riding his motorcycle across the road. His acceleration during the crossing is given by the function x^2+3, where x is the time in seconds. at 1 second he was going 10 meters per second. What equation represents is his distance traveled at 2 seconds.

(1/12)x4+ (3/2)x^2 + 6.5x

400

How many places do you need to round to?

To the third decimal place

400

The base of a solid formed by cross sections is a circle with a diameter of 4 with the square cross-sections being perpendicular to the x axis. Find the volume.

128/3

500

Find the limit of (sqrt(x^2 + 11)-6)/(x-5)

5/6

500

xe^y+1 = xy (use implicit differentiation)

dy/dx = (y-ey)/(x(ey-1))

500

Name the special rules for integration

Sum rule: S(f+g) dx = S(f)dx + S(g)dx

Difference rule: S(f-g) dx = S(f)dx - S(g)dx

Integration by parts: Suv dx = uSv dx - Su'(Sv dx) dx

500

What was Calculus made for?

Physics and other sciences describing the natural world.

500

A shape is made out of the functions y= x^2, x=4, and the x axis. What is the volume of the new shape formed when the shape is rotated about the x-axis?

243pi/5

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