The name for an equation that defines our limitations in an optimization problem. For example, if we are trying to build the biggest pen out of 100ft of fencing, an equation like 100=2x+2y
constraint
What is the formula to use when conducting tangent line approximations?
L(x)= f(a) + f'(a) ( x-a)
what is the derivative of: tan(e^x)
sec^2(e^x)*e^x
what are the critical points? 5x - 3
there are none
Every optimization problem is either looking for a ______ or a _______
max, min
On a certain interval, f'(x) < 0 and f''(x) > 0. What must be true on the graph of f(x) based on this information?
decreasing and concave up
what is the derivative of: 12(x^3-2x)^6)
72(x^3-2x)^5
A company is trying to making an ice cream cone that can hold 8 cubic inches of ice cream while using the least amount of cone material. What geometric concept is our goal function (the quantity to be minimized)
surface area
Two correct answers required
True or False: if a function is differentiable, it must be continuous.
True or False: if a function is continuous it must be differentiable.
True- False
What is the derivative of: cos(sin(5x^3))
-sin(sin(5x^3))*cos(5x^3)*15x^2
The Mean Value Theorem can be summarized geometrically like this: On a smooth curve with a secant line drawn between two points, somewhere in between those points there is a tangent line that is ____________
parallel to the secant line
In an optimization problem, what should you do after rewriting the goal function in terms of a single variable?
take the derivative
What is the general antiderivative of f(x)=x^5?
(1/6)*x^6+C
What is the derivative of 1/(x^3)
-3/x^4
find all critical and inflection points: 6x-x^2
critical points: x= 3 inflection points: none
When a function has a positive derivative before a critical point, and a negative derivative after, what type of extremum must be found at the critical point?
local max
What numbers x and y satisfy the constraint x+y=10 and maximize the product, xy?
5 and 5
What is the general antiderivative of y=sin(x)+2cos(x)
-cos(x)+2sin(x)+C