What is a derivative?
The derivative describes SLOPE
What has to be true for a limit to exist?
The limit must approach the same point from both sides
f'(x):
ex
Sexdx = ex+c
S(3x4-2x+10/x6)dx
S(3/5x5-x2-x-5)+c
g(x) = (2x+1)(x3-1)
(2x+1)(3x) + (x3-1)(2)
= 2x3+3x2+3x-2
5x2-15x
10x-15
What three things must be true for a limit to be continuous?
- The limit has to exist
- The limit has to have a y-value
- The limit has to equal the y-value
cosx
Scosxdx = Sinx + c
Sx2(x2-4x+2)dx
S1/3x3(1/3x3-2x2+2x)+c
y=(3x2-2x)(x2+3x-4)
(3x2-2x)(2x+3) + (6x-2)(x2+3x-4)
= 27x2-42x+8
Find the derivative:
g(x)=ex(5x3+2x+6)
g'(x)= (ex)(15x2+2) + (ex)(5x3+2x+6)
Given g(x) = 12-x4
Find the linear approximation of g(x) at the point where x=2
Slope:
12-x4 = -4x3 ---------> -4(2)3 = -32
Point: (2,-4)
12-(2)4 = -4
Equation:
y+4=-32(x-2) -------> y=-32(x-2)-4
-csc2x
Scsc2xdx = -cotx+c
f(x) = 3x2
f(x) = x3 + c
g(x) = x2(5x3+3)
(x2)(15x2) + (5x3+3)(2x)
= 25x4+6x
Find the derivative:
g(t)=-2(2t2-1/2t)6
g'(t)=-12(2t2-1/2t)5 (4t-1/2)
Find the linear approximation of f(x) = x3-2x+3 at the point where x=2
Slope:
3x2-2 -----> 3(2)2-2 = 10
Point: (2,7)
(2)3-2(2)+3=7
Equation:
y-7 = 10(x-2) --------> y=10(x-2)+7
secxtanx
Ssecxtanxdx = secx +c
f(x) = (2x + 3)/(x2 + 2x + 1)
f(x) = ln|x + 1| - 1/(x + 1) + c
y=x-2(ex3+3)
(x-2)(3ex2) + (-2x)(ex3+3)
= 3ex-4 - 2xex4 - 6x
Find the derivative:
y= -4log2(3x5)
dy/dx = -4(1/ln(2)3x5)(15x4)
From the previous question, use linear approximation to estimate f(2.1)
10(2.1-2)+7 ------> 8
-cscxcotx
Scscxcotx = -cscx +c
f(x) = ex/(1+ex)
f(x) = 1 + ex - ln|1+ex| + c
f(x) = x2 sin(x)
x2sinx + x2sinx
= f'(x) = 2x sin(x) + x2 cos(x)