final exam Flashcards

(50 cards)

1
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Slicing method

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Integral of area

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disk method

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pi*integal of radius squared

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3
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washer method

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pi* integral of outer radius square minus inner radius squared

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4
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shell method

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integral of 2pi(r)*height

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5
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arc length formula

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L=integral of sqrrt(1+(f’(x))^2)

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6
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surface area

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integral of 2pi(r)*ArcL

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7
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integration by parts

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uv-Integral(vdu)

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8
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Int. of cosx

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sinx

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9
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Int. of sinx

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-cosx

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10
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Int. of sec^2(x)

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tanx

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11
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Int. of secx

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ln|secx+tanx|

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12
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Int. of csc^2(x)

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-cotx

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13
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Int. of secx tanx

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secx

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14
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Int. of cscx cotx

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-cscx

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15
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Int. of cscx

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-ln|cscx+cotx|

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16
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Int. of tanx

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ln|secx|

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17
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Int. of cotx

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ln|sinx|

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18
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sin^2(x)+cos^2(x)

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1

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19
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1+cot^2(x)

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csc^2(x)

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20
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tan^2(x) +1

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sec^2(x)

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21
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sin^2(x)

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(1-cos(2x))/2

22
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cos^2(x)

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(1+cos(2x))/2

23
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sin(2x)

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Trig substitution 1st step

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draw a triangle

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fraction decomposition
linear factor: A + B Repeated factor: A/x + B/x-a + C/(x-a)^2 Quadratic Factor: A + (Bx + C)
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improper integrals
use a limit
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Geometric Series
a[(1-r^k)/(1-r)] i. |r|>= 1 diverges ii. |r| < converges
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Divergence Test
lim(ak) not 0 then diverges
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Integral test
f(x) is postive, continuous, decreasing ak behaves the same as integral
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p series (1/n^p)
p>1 converges p<=1 diverges
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comparison test
bk > ak behave the same
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direct comparison test
if ak < bk and bk converges, ak converges if ak>bk and bk diverges, ak diverges
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sequence convergence test
USE LIMIT
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limit comparison test
if lim (an/bn) not = 0 then behave the same if lim (an/bn) = 0 and bn converge, then an converges if lim (an/bn) = infinity and bn diverges, then an diverges
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Alternating series test
i. divergence test, lim = 0 ii. a(k+1) < ak converges
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Absolute convergence test
if sum |ak| converges, ak converges absolutely
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Ratio test
r = lim |a(k+1)/ak| i. r<1 converges ii. r>1 diverges iii. r=1 inconclusive
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root test
p = lim krt(|ak|) i. p<1 converges ii. p>1 diverges iii. p=1 inconclusive
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convergence of power series
ratio test, |r| <1, solve for x
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check endpoints
plug in endpoints for x then do a test (alternating series or p test)
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finding Taylor series
p(x) = c0+c1(x-a)+c2(x-a)^2+c3(x-a)^3+... c0 = f(a) c1 = f'(a)/1! c2 = f''(a)/2! c3 = f'''(a)/3!
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Maclaurin series
taylor series where a=0
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binomial expansion
sum of (r n) x^n = (r 0)x^0 + (r 1)x + (r 2)x^2 + (r 3)x^3 +... = 1 + rx/1! + r(r-1)x^2 /2! + r(r-1)(r-2)x^3 /3! +...
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parametric equations
make table with x, y, t and the draw the graph and mark direction
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eliminate parameter
solve for x or y and substitute
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finding tangent line
find dy/dx and then plug in point for tangent line y =mx +b
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critical points
dy/dx = 0 or UND
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polar coordinate formulas
x^2 + y^2 = r^2 x=rcosO y=rsinO tanO = y/x
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Area of cardiod
1/2 Int. r^2 dO Use symmetry
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completing the square
ax^2+bx+c+(b/2)^2-(b/2)^2