a value that a function approaches as the imputed value slowly approaches a number
limit
the first derivative solves for
velocity
add what constant at the end of an antiderivative
+C
integral does not have numbers
indefinite intergral
has upper and lower limits
definite integral
a value (or line) the graph gets close to, but will never intersect
asymptote
the second derivative solves for
acceleration
xr (dx)=
(xr+1 /r+1) +C
to evalute an indefinite integral take the
antiderivative
how to solve for definite integral
take antiderivative and plugin upper intergral number - lower integral number to equation
the number that makes the denominator equal zero and the function undefined
limit
the derivative of a constant is
0
antiderivative of:
1/5
ln l5l +C
∫5t³ + 4t
5/4 t⁴ + 2t² +c
set up intergral
x<or =4 but >or= 1
4 on top of integral 1 on bottom
solve:
lim->5 10x-50/x²-9x+20
10
solve the derivative of
e⁽5x²+2)
e⁽5x²+2) (10x)
antiderivative of
secxtanx
secx +c
∫3ex+5cosx
3ex+5sinx +c
∫ x-1/x1/2
from 1 to 4
2.6666666666666
solve:
lim->0 sin5x/cos5x
0
solve the derivative:
sin⁵x
5 (sinx)⁴ (cosx)
antiderivative of
5sec²x
5tanx +c
∫cos x/sinx
ln lsinxl +c
y=x2
y=2-x2
0 less than or equal to x less than or equal to 2
4