Derivatives Flashcards

Week 2.3 (18 cards)

1
Q

df(x0)/dx into lim formula

A

lim((f(x0 + change in x) - f(x))/change in x) where change in x -> 0

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2
Q

compute the derivative of x^3 at x=a

A

3a^2

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3
Q

dC/dx

A

0, where C is constant

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4
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dx^p/dx

A

px^(p-1)
where p != 0 and is a real number

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5
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d/dx(sinx)

A

cosx

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6
Q

d/dx(cosx)

A

-sinx

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7
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de^x/dx

A

e^x

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8
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d/dx(ln(x))

A

1/x

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9
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4 derivative rules

A
  1. linearity
  2. chain rule
  3. product rule
  4. quotient rule
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10
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linearity formula

A
  1. d/dx[f(x) + g(x)] = df(x)/dx + dg(x)/dx
  2. d/dx[cf(x)] = c df(x)/dx
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11
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chain rule

A

if z = f(y) and y = g(x) then
dz/dx = d/dx[f(g(x))] = df(y)/dy . dg(x)/dx

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12
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product rule

A

u’v + uv’

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13
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quotient rule

A

u’v - uv’/v^2

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14
Q

what does differentiable imply

A

if a function is y=f(x) is discontinuous at x=x0, then it is not differentiable

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15
Q

what are higher order derivatives

A

takes multiple differntiations

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16
Q

differentiate distance

A

distance -> speed -> acceleration

17
Q

differentiate displacement

A

displacement -> velocity -> acceleration

18
Q

l’hoptial’s rule

A

limx->a(f(x)/g(x)) = limx->a(f’(x)/g’(x))