Find the Derivative
Take the antiderivative
P,V, and A
Limits
Rogue
100

6x3+2x2-6  

18x2+4x

100

x4

(x5/5)+C

100

A particles position is at x=3. The particles velocity is greater than zero. Is the partical moving closer or farther from the origin?

Farther

100
lim (x+3)/(x2-4x-21)

as x approaches 3


-1/10

100

What does EVT stand for?

Extreme Value Theorum

200

F(x)= 3x2

G(x)= 1/x

(d/dx) F(x)*G(x)=? 

3

200

(2/3)x8+x(3/2)

(2x(5/2)/5)+(2x9/27)+C

200

A particles has a positive position, a positive velocity, and a negative acceleration at a certain point, R. Is the particle speeding up or slowing down at R?

Slowing down.

200

lim (x2+500)/(x2+1000)

as x approaches infinity

1

200

What does MVT state?

A continuous and differentiable function has a point where the instantaneous rate of change equals the average rate of change

OR

f1(x)=(f(b)-f(a))/(b-a)

300

F(x)= x5+6(x-1)

G(x)=e2x

(d/dx) F(x)/G(x)

e-2x(-2x5+5x4-12x+18)

300

4/x2

4/x + C

300

A particles has a maximum velocity at X=4. What can be assumed about acceleration at X=4?

A) a(4)<0

B) a(4)=0

C a(4)>0

B

300

lim (x4-5x+200)/(x2+1000x+1000)

as x approaches 0

1/5

300

What is the Fundemental Theorem of Calculus for definite integrals?

integral from a to b of f(x)dx = F(b)-F(a)

400

Sin(5x/4)

5/4(cos(5x/4))

400

5x-3

5x-2/2 + C

400

A particle has a positive velocity at X=4. What can be assumed about position at X=4?

A) p(4) is increasing

B) p(4)= 0

C) p(4) is decreasing

A

400

lim (x1/2-2)/(x-4)

as x approaches 4

1/4

400

What does L'Hospital prove?

If lim x->a of f(x)/g(x) is undefined or infinity/infinity, 

then the limit of f1(x)/g1(x) as x-> a is equal to the limit of f(x)/g(x) as x-> a

500

ex^3+x^(1/2)+4

(ex^3+x^(1/2)+4)(3x2+(1/2x(1/2)))

500

3x2sinx

3x2cosx + 6xsinx + 6cosx + C

500

Is a particle's position is defined as p(x)= 4x3+6x+23, what is an equation for the particle's acceleration? What is a(1)?

a(x)=24x

a(1)=24

500

Evaluate the limits and determine if it exists or not.

lim (10+|x-5|) as x approaches 5

10

limit exists

500

What is required to complete an indefinite integral?

+C

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