Mathematicians
Sum-things are named after him
Reimann
A byproduct that often gives you the velocity of a particle
Derivative
This is a trilogy, or an infinite sum
Series
Reciprocal of sin
Csc
A calculator mode that is possibly quite cold
Polar
All the Swifties love this type of series
Taylor
As you approach a number, you take the this
Limit
A dystopian story by Neil Burger that also does not exist
Divergent
There are 86400 of these in a day, and is also a trig function
Sec
2 pies worth of this complete a circle
Radians
French mathematician who helps us solve indeterminate forms
L'Hopital
Really important, pronounced differently
Integral
This series converges when the common ratio is less than one
Geometric
This trig function requires going to the beach
Tan
For this formula, its about the journey, not the destination
Arclength
Created a complicated formula for finding the error bound of a series
Lagrange
If it touches the curve at only one point, it is this
Tangent
Converges to the first term minus the last term, or retractable
Telescoping Series
This trig function is originally from Adam and Eve
Sin
"You" will need to change what x is for this method
U-sub
A famous mathematician that sounds like a Canadian Hockey team
Euler
From the Greek for "many" and "part"
Polynomial
The series must be these three things to use the integral test
Positive continuous and decreasing
Arctan
An S-shaped curve with derivative of form kP(L-P)
Logistic