Intergrals
(no calc)
Derivatives
Limits
Pot Purri
Applications
100

y1 = e7x

(1/7)e7x + c

100

y= ln(10x)

y1= (1/x)

100

lim (x2-3x+2) / (x-1)

  x → 1

lim (-1)

x → 1

100

Critical Points:

y= x4-2x2

(-1,0) (1,0) (0,0)

100

Suppose that when a hockey player strikes a puck with a certain force, the puck mores along the ice with a velocity V(t) = 64 - (t)1/2 ft/sec at time (t) for the first 8 seconds. Determine distance between the puck and the player after 5 seconds.

d (5) = 312.54

200

y1= (cos3x)4sin3x

y= (1/15)(cos3x)5 + c

200

y= sin(ln(6x))

y1= cos(ln(6x))

             x

200

lim (x2+x-2) / (x2-4)

x → -2

lim (3/4)

x → -2

200

L’hopitals Rule:

 lim (lnx) / (x2-1)

x → 1

lim (1/2)

x → 1

200

Homer and Marge foolishly gave their children 6 rabbits for Easter. The rabbits double in number every 3 months, at what rate is the rabbit population increasing after 2 years? 

y1= 355

300

y= 2x3ln4x

y1= 2x2(3ln4x+1) 

300

lim (sin2x) / (x)

x → 0

lim (2)

x → 0

300

Implicit Differentiation: 

y5-7xy-18x3=3

y1= (-7y-54x2) / (-5y4+7x)

300

Ms Denny blows up a spherical balloon and then releases it so its air is expelled like a rocket. If the radius of the balloon decrease at a rate of 2cm/s how fast is its volume decreasing when the radius equals 12?

dv/dt = -1152πcm3/sec

400

y= (4x)(tan3x)

y1= 4x(ln4tan3x + 3sec23x)

400

lim (6x2-3x+7) / (11x2+3)

x → ♾

lim (6/11)

x → ♾

400

Tangent Line:

x2+ y3- 2y = 3 (2,1)

y-1=-4(x-2)

400

A population of insects is growing at a rate described by P1(t)= 50sin(π/4)t insects per month where t is the number of months since March 1st. If the insect population is 600 on April 1st determine the population on August 1st. 

~ 690

500

y= x4x

y1= 4(lnx + 1) x4x

500

lim (2x-1) - 4 / (x-3)

x → 3

lim 2.77

x → 3

500

Concavity:

y= 4x3+21x2+36x-20

x= (-7/4) 


500

A juice can is to hold 1.2 L (1200 cm3). The material used to make the bottom and top of the can is triple the price per cmof the material used for the can wall. Use calculus methods to find the dimensions (to the nearest hundredth of a cm) that will minimize the cost of material required to manufacture the can.

Radius of 3.99cm and a Height of 23.99cm, will minimize the cost 

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