Calculus Jeopardy! (Part 2)

Return of the Jedi (and Derivatives!)

100

The derivative of [3x³-2x+4]

9x²-2

200

The derivative [(2x-4)^1/2]

(2x-4)^-1/2

300

The derivative of [sin²x]

2sinxcosx

400

The derivative of sin(xe^x)

cos(xe^x)e^x(x+1)

cos(xe^x)(xe^x+e^x)

500

d/dx [ln(x)]

1/x

The "Force" Awakens

100

This force keeps the moon in orbit.

Gravity

200

This force occurs when objects rub together.

Friction

300

This force acts opposite of gravity on objects falling through atmosphere.

Air resistance

400

The ghostly voice of this Jedi tells Luke to "Use the Force!" when he is on his attack run on the Death Star.

Obi-Wan Kenobi

500

Emperor Palpatine uses the Force to produce this to attack his foes, usually.

Lightning or Force Lightning

The "Last" Jedi

100

"lim x->3⁺" is an example of this

One-sided limit

200

The limit  x->0 (sinx/x)

1

300

The limit as x -> 2 of 1/(x-2)

Does not exist

400

Limit as x -> 2 of (x-2)/(x²-4)

1/4

500

The limit as x -> infinity  of (1 + (1/x))^x

e

The "Rise" of Skywalker

100

When the derivative of a function is zero.

Critical Point

200

When the derivative of a function is positive.

Increasing

300

The point where the derivative of a function at that point is zero AND the second derivative is positive.

Relative minimum.

400

Luke Skywalker's surname before George Lucas changed it to "Skywalker"

Starkiller

500

This Hall of Famer who played for the Denver Nuggets and the Seattle Supersonics was nicknamed "Skywalker"

David Thompson

Star "Wars"

100

The American Civil War

The Union vs the Confederacy

200

The Galactic Civil War (Hint: the category name)

The Rebellion vs The Empire

300

World War II

Axis vs Allies

400

100 Years War

France vs England

500

The Peloponnesian War

Athens vs. Sparta

Or, the Delian League vs the Peloponnesian Leage