Ch 5 Sec 4 5 And Ch 6 Sec 2 Flashcards

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Q

D
—- a^u
Dx

A

( lna ) a^u du/dx

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Q

D
—- a^x
Dx

A

( lna ) a^x

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2
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D
—- [log. x]
Dx. a

A

( lna ) x

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3
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D
—- [ log. u]
Dx. a

A
  1. Du
    ——— —-
    ( lna ) u. Dx
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4
Q

In exponential growth the rate of growth is constant

A

False

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5
Q

In linear growth the rate of growth is constant

A

True

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6
Q

The differential equation modeling exponential growth is dy/dx = key where k is constant

A

True

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7
Q

Steps to solve a separation of variables

A

Put same variables on same side
Anti-differentiate in terms of that variable
Keep in mind to change see when manipulating
Remember the absolute value disappears because of the exponential

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8
Q

What is the implicit form

A

When you leave the x and y variables equal to c

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9
Q

When do you solve for y during separation of variables

A

If you exponentiation or use the natural log

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10
Q

What is the change of base formula

A

lnx
Log x = ——
a lna

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11
Q

How do you differentiate functions raised to functions

A

Take the natural log both sides

Implicit differentiation

Make it in terms of X

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12
Q

Find derivative

y = a^x
A

y’= a^x lna

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13
Q

Find derivative

   y= a^u
A

y’ = a^u (lna) u’

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14
Q

What does it mean when log functions have a restricted domain

A

Can’t use negative numbers

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