Limits
Derivatives
Integrals
Applications
100

lim as x approaches 3  of (x2-10)

What is -1

100

What is the derivative of x+ x

d(x2+x)/dx = 2x + 1

100

The integral of x3 + 2x

1/4x4+x2+C

100

What is the first and second derivative of displacement?

velocity is the first and acceleration is the second derivative

200

The limit of 1/x as x approaches infinite

What is 0

200

d/dx cos(x2)=-sin(x2)2x

This process demonstrates which derivative rule?

the Chain rule

200

What is the difference between an indefinite integral and a definite integral?

An indefinite integral has no bounds or initial value, so its answer will be an expression with variables that must include the addition of a constant, C. A definite integral has bounds and can be evaluated for an exact number.
200

When do you know the an object is moving to the right and slowing down?

Velocity is positive and acceleration negative

300

Is 1/0 considered as indeterminate?

No

300

What is the derivative of lnx?

 1/x

300

What is the integral from 7 to 7 of any function?

0 because there is no area between the same x value.

300

Find the area of the region bounded by y=2x+5, and y=x2+2x+1.

32/3

400

What is the name of the rule where you take the derivative of top and bottom of rational expression to find its limit?

L' Hospitals rule

400

What is the derivative of 2x2+3x+ex?

4x+3+ex

400

What is the integral of sin(x) + e- 4

-cos(x)+ex-4x+C

400

A particle is moving along an axis. The velocity of a particle is modeled by the equation v(t)=3t2+7. If the particle's position on the x-axis is 3 at t=0, what is it's position at t=4?


At t=4, the particle's position is equal to 95.

500
Find the limit of (x2+7x+10)/(x+2) as x approaches -2.

The limit is 3

500

Fill in the blanks:

Derivatives represent the _______ rate of change, and the _________ of the tangent line at a given point on a function.

instantaneous, slope

500

Integrate the function f(x)=x2+(2/3)x on the interval [1,3]

34/3

500

Find the integral of function g from 6 to 3 geometrically using the graph below.

-1/5