Functions
Continuity
Derivatives
Differentiability
Limits
100

What is the name for an input to a function? 


Find the inputs for the following: 

sqrt(3x+2)

Domain


x>=-2/3

100

Is

No

100

What is the derivative of:

x^2 + 10x -12

2x + 10

100

What is a cusp?

a point where the slopes on either side of the point are not the same

100

What is the limit (4x+2) as x approaches -3?

-10

200

The _____ is a method for checking if a graph is a function or not by ensuring every x value has only one y value

Vertical Line Test


200

What is the definition of removable discontinuity?

Limit as f approaches a exists

200

What is the derivative of:

f(x) = pi

0

200

Name two ways a function can be not differentiable

- cusp

- discontinuous

200

What is the limit of (2x^2-3x+1)/(5x+4) as x approaches 3?

10/19

300

Find the inverse of 3x-4

1/3x + 4/3

300

What is the definition of jump discontinuity?

Both limits exist, but they are not the same

300

What is the derivative of:

(12x^2) * (cosx)

24x*cosx - sinx*12x^2

300

What is the product rule?

(f(x)*g(x))' = f'(x)*g(x) + f(x)*g'(x)

300

What is the limit of (sqrt(x+2)-1)/(x+1)

1/2

400

What is the name of the outputs of a function? 


Find the "outputs" of this function:

3/(x-2)

Range


all real numbers except y=0

400

What is the definition of infinite discontinuity?

At least one of the limits is positive or negative infinity
400
What is the derivative of:


(5x^2)/(4x + 3)

(20x^2+30x)/(4x+3)^2

400

What is the quotient rule?

(f(x)/g(x))' = [f'(x)*g(x) - f(x)*g'(x)]/g(x)^2

400

How do we know if a limit exists?

Limit as we approach the point from both directions exists and is the same value

500

Use exponent laws to simplify:

[(

x^8y^2

500

What are the three parts of the definition of continuity?

1 f(a) is defined

2 limit exists

3 limit = f(a)

500

What is the derivative of:

f(x)=(2x^3+2x-1)^4


4(2x^3+2x-1)^3 * (6x^2+2)

500

What is the Chain Rule?

(f(g(x)))' = f'(g(x))*g'(x)

500

What is the Squeeze Theorem?

f(x) <= g(x) <= h(x) 


We use this generally to show that limits of f(x) and h(x) are the same at certain points

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