ap test ntk Flashcards

1
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horizontal asymptote rules

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f(x) = (ax^n)/(bx^m)
n<m HA @ y=0
n=m HA @ a/b
n>m NO HA

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2
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definition of a derivative

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f’(x) = lim(h=>0)

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

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3
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alternate form of definition of a derivative

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f’(x) = lim(x=>h)
f(x) - f(h) / x-h

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4
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definition of continuity

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  • f(c) is defined
  • lim (x=>c) f(x) exists
  • lim (x=>c) f(x)=f(c)
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5
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mean value theorem

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if f is CONTINUOUS on [a,b] and DIFFERENTIABLE on (a,b), then there is a slope of a tan line of point c that equals the slope of the line from a to b

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6
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intermediate value theorem

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if f is CONTINUOUS on [a,b] and k is any number between f(a) and f(b), then there is at least one value c between a and b where f(c)=k

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7
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definition of a critical number

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if f’(c)=0 or if f’ is UND at c

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8
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first derivative test

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  • find f’(x)
  • uses ranges
  • determines local max/min
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9
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second derivative test

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  • find f”(x)
  • uses ranges
  • determines concavity
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10
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definition of concavity

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  • f(x) is concave upward is f’(x) is increasing
  • f(x) is concave downward if f’(x) is decreasing
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11
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definition of an inflection point

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  • if f”(x)=0 or f”(x)=DNE
  • if f”(c) changes signs from pos to neg / neg to pos
  • if f’(x) changes from inc to dec / dec to inc
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12
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first fundamental theorem of calc

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integral of a to b of f’(x)dx = f(b) - f(a)

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13
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second fundamental theorem of calc

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the derivative of an integral with x and of f(t)
plug the x in for t and TAKE THE DERIV OF X

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14
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average rate of change formula

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

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15
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average value formula of f(x) on [a,b]

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1/b-a ∫ f(x)dx

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16
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displacement

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∫ v(t) dt

17
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distance

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∫ |v(t)| dt

18
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the graph of f is cont but NOT diff at x=c when

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  • sharp point / cusp
  • vertical tangent line
  • endpoint
19
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extreme value theorem

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if f(x) is CONT on [a,b] the there is at least one max/min (horizontal lines are ALL max/mins)

20
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derivative of an inverse

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1/f’(g(x))

21
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general solution for exponential growth and decay

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y=Ce^(kt)

22
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differentials equation (Δy and dy equations)

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Δy = f(x2) - f(x1)
dy = f’(x)dx

23
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value estimates ( f(1.2) )

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  • find f’
  • create equation (y=mx+b)
  • plug in estimate value for x
24
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instantaneous velocity

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f’(x)
- use when the roc isn’t constant

25
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average velocity

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( f(b)-f(a) ) / (b-a)
- can only use when the roc is constant

26
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e⁰

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1

27
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ln(1)

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0

28
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f(x) of a graph gives

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  • abs. max/mins
  • use endpoints and CN
29
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f’(x) of a graph gives

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  • rel. / local max/mins
  • use CN only
30
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f”(x) of a graph gives

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  • concavity
  • use endpoints and CN
31
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inflection points

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  • when f’(x) goes from inc/dec
  • when f”(x) goes from concave up/down
32
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when evaluating abs max/mins

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use CN and endpoints

33
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distance

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absolute value

34
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displacement

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regular integral