unit 1 test Flashcards

1
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HA rules

A

degree of numerator < degree of denominator: y = 0

degree of numerator = degree of denominator divide leading coefficient of numerator/ denominator

degree of numerator > degree of denominator: no HA

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2
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how to find limits (regular) algebraically

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plug in c into the equation
if you get 0/0 (indeterminate form), factor equation
then replug in c and that’s the answer

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3
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find limit graphically

A

find domain(where the denominator equals 0)

holes: when roots in denominator and numerator cross out

VA:set denominator equal to 0(doesn’t include hole)

points of discontinuity: any roots in denominator

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4
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3 types of behavior where limit DNE

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jump discontinuity: f(x) approached different # from right side of x=c than the left side

f(x) increases or decreases w/o bond (+/- infinity)

oscillation

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5
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lim 3

x->2

A

3

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6
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rationalizing technique

A

multiply by conjugate

conjugate (sq rt. x) + 4 = (sq rt. x) - 4

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7
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squeeze theorem

how does graph look

A

3 lines sandwiched together

solving for point that connects all 3 lines in the middle

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8
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squeeze theorem

the actual formula/theorem

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h(x) = f(x) = g(x) for all x in an open interval containing c; except possibly c itself:

lim h(x) = L = lim g(x)
x-> c               x-> c

then lim f(x) exists and is also equal to L
x-> c

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9
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squeeze theorem

solve algebraically

find lim cos x
x-> infinity

A

find y valué limits of graph

ex. -1/x = cos x = 1/x

then find the limit of first half then second half
lim h(x)      lim g(x)
x-> c          x-> c
ex. lim -1/x  = 0 (1st half)
      x-> infinity

find limit then of f(x) if h(x) equals g(x)

then identify and state “by Squeeze Theorem”

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10
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finding limits of infinity

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figure out HA of f(x)

the HA is the answer

if no HA, the limit DNE

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11
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find continuity at a point

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function is continuous when these 3 conditions are met:

f(c) is defined

lim     f(x) exists
x->c 
lim       f(c) = f(c)
x-> c

ALL 3 conditions HAVE to be TRUE

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12
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types of discontinuities

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hole: removable discontinuity

the one with a hole then a defined point at the same x- value is also considered a hole

jump: jump discontinuity

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13
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what are the functions that are continuous at any point IN THEIR DOMAIN

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polynomial, rational, radical, basic, and trig functions(sin,cos, tan)

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14
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approaching from the left

A

-

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15
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approaching from the right to

A

+

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16
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continuity on a closed interval

definition/ theorem

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a function is continuous on the closed interval [a,b] when f is continuous on the open interval (a,b)

and

lim f(x) = f(a)
x->a+
lim f(x) = f(b)
x->b-
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17
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continuity of a composite function

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if g is continuous at c and f is continuous at g(c) then the composite function given by (f of g)(x) = f(g(x)) is continuous at c

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18
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Intermediate Value Theorem

definition

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if f is continuous on the closed interval [a,b], f(a) is not equal to f(b) and k is any number between f(a) and f(b), then there is at least one number c in [a,b] such that f(c) = k

summary: used to locate zeroes of function that are continuous in the closed interval

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19
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intermediate value theorem

how to solve w these problems

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[0,1]

plug in a(first number in closed bracket) into og equation
f(0)= -1

then plug in b(2nd number in closed bracket) into og equation
f(1) = 2

if a is less than 0 and his greater than 0
state “ since f(0) <0 and f(1) > 0, by the intermediate value theorem, there exists at least a number c [0,1] such that f(c) = 0

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20
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for what value of k is the function f(x) insert piece wise function continuous at x = c

A

make it so both pereciese parts equal each other

plug in 6 and solve for k

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21
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1 plus undefined

A

DNE

22
Q

lim. (for) sin or cos x

x -> infinity

A

0

23
Q

Theorem for infinite limits

A
lim f(x)  = + infinity
x -> a+
lim f(x)  = -infinity 
x -> a-

therefore
lim f(x) = +/- infinity
x -> a

24
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composite function limits

A

combines both f and g(x)
plug in if DNE: Check the limit for both sides

when moving on to second part of composite function to determine sign: check og function

if coming from below it is negative if above it is positive

25
Q

instantaneous rate of change equation

A

f(b)-f(a) / b - a

smalles difference value is best when estimating equation

26
Q

what does differentiable mean

A

if differentiated at x = c it’s continous at x=c; slope exists

27
Q

the table shows selected values of a CONTINOUS function

for 0-13

fewest possible number of times f(x) = 4

A

check y values and see how many times they switch past 4

menas that for example 3-5 is crossing 4
since function is continuous it has to cross 4

28
Q

instantaneous velocity

or velocity function

A

find derivative of position function

v(t) = s’(t)

29
Q

average velocity

function

A

f(b) - f(a)/ b-a

30
Q

position function

A

f(b) - f(a)/ b-a

31
Q

velocities are negative

A

when object is moving down or left

32
Q

position function

A

uses s(t)

33
Q

when reading longer math problems

A

circle and underline important words!

34
Q

acceleration fcuntion

A

derivative of velocity function

a(t) = v’(t)

derivative of derivative of the position function

a(t) = s’’(t)

35
Q

Can limit be determined definitively by values in table

A

No

36
Q

What is the speed of the article

A

Usually the linear function

37
Q

Squeeze thrm

Lim sin x/ x-1
x->infinity

A

-1/x = sin x/x-1 = 1/x

lim x-> infinity + = -1/infinity = 0
} lim x-> infinity sim x/x-1 = 0 by Squeeze Thm
lim x-> infinity - = -1/infinity = 0

38
Q

If asked whether something is continuous show

For example at 2

A
Show f(2)
Lim f(x)
X->2  from the right and left (positive and negative)
39
Q

Composite functions how to figure it if lim from the left or right

A

If values above, it’s positive and if values below it means negative

Or if the graph is coming from underneath it is negative and if the graph is coming from above it is positive

40
Q

Estimate f(2.25)

You are given f(3) and f(2)

A

Plug in to average rate of change type formula and solve

41
Q

Find VA and intervals where func is continuous

A

Solve for solutions (includes holes and VAs)

Then add negative infinity and positive infinity

-Use unions and parentheses for the infinity ones

42
Q

How to solve

For what values of x is h not continuous

A

Plug in values for both sides of equations

If they aren’t equal then it is not continuous

43
Q

f(x+h) - f(x)/ h

A

f’(x) is sourced from the f(x)

44
Q

If if is differentials then f’(a) is given by which formula

A
lim      f(x)-f(a)/ x-a
x->a
45
Q

Find the points where the function has horizontal tangent lines

A

Find the zeroes FIGURE IT OUTT

46
Q

Let f(2+h) -f(2)/h =5

A

F is differentiable at x=2

Because it has a slope

47
Q

If f is not continuous is f differentable?

A

No f is not differnetiable

48
Q

Inverted cones related rates problems

A

Solve for r in relation to h with similar triangles

3/h = x/r

49
Q

What is the average acceleration on the interval

A

Use velocity function to plug in to average rate of change formula

50
Q

how to find inverse coordinates

A

simply switch x and y

51
Q

how to find inverse coordinates

A

simply switch x and y

52
Q

how to find limit pf absolute value function

A

graph