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| Class: | MATH 30W - Calculus I Workshop |
| Subject: | Mathematics |
| University: | San Jose State University |
| Term: | Spring 2011 |
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Differentiation of Quadratic Functions: If f(x)=ax^2+bx+c, then f '(x)= 2ax+b, so the tangent line is the only coordinate point that is touching one side of the graph. f '(x) =(x,y) |
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Idea of the Limit: Lets say that the number L is the limit of F(x) as x approaches a provided that we can make the number F(x) as close to L as we please merely by choosing x sufficiently near, though not equal to the number a. |
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Properties of the Limit: addition: all real multiplication: all real division: whether if it defined composite: if it is a rational number. square root: not negative number |
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Right and Left hand rule of limits: Suppose that f defined on the open interval (a,c) if and if only the coordinate is relatively positive or greater than zero. |
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One-sided limit:: if the function f(x) on a neighborhood of the point a. Then the limit f(x) exists and is equal to the number L if and only if the limits are equal to L. |
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ex 1) Lets say the car 1 travels of a maximum speed of 2 seconds at 11 mph, and the speed intersects at a common point when car 2 traveled at a coincident time. So, differentiation applies to physics as the vehicle intersects at a similar speed and time when car 1 has traveled at a certain amount of distance. The differentiation tells us that slope represented the "total" amount of distance and time for (x,y)=(d,t). |
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Multiplication rule of derivatives: normal distributive property rules applies. |
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quotient rule: bottom to top divided by the square of the bottom number. |
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power rule: multiply and power down of the exponent f '(x)= nx^n-1 |
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chain rule: differentiate "u" of (dy/dx)*(dx/du) then multiply together as a product. |
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| Differentiation of Quadratic Functions: If f(x)=ax^2+bx+c, then f '(x)= 2ax+b, so the tangent line is the only coordinate point that is touching one side of the graph. f '(x) =(x,y) | ||
| Idea of the Limit: Lets say that the number L is the limit of F(x) as x approaches a provided that we can make the number F(x) as close to L as we please merely by choosing x sufficiently near, though not equal to the number a. | ||
| Properties of the Limit: addition: all real multiplication: all real division: whether if it defined composite: if it is a rational number. square root: not negative number | ||
| Right and Left hand rule of limits: Suppose that f defined on the open interval (a,c) if and if only the coordinate is relatively positive or greater than zero. | ||
| One-sided limit:: if the function f(x) on a neighborhood of the point a. Then the limit f(x) exists and is equal to the number L if and only if the limits are equal to L. | ||
| ex 1) Lets say the car 1 travels of a maximum speed of 2 seconds at 11 mph, and the speed intersects at a common point when car 2 traveled at a coincident time. So, differentiation applies to physics as the vehicle intersects at a similar speed and time when car 1 has traveled at a certain amount of distance. The differentiation tells us that slope represented the "total" amount of distance and time for (x,y)=(d,t). | ||
| Multiplication rule of derivatives: normal distributive property rules applies. | ||
| quotient rule: bottom to top divided by the square of the bottom number. | ||
| power rule: multiply and power down of the exponent f '(x)= nx^n-1 | ||
| chain rule: differentiate "u" of (dy/dx)*(dx/du) then multiply together as a product. |
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