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Differential Calculus 1 (Lecture)
EMAT 0103 BSCE 1D | Ma’am Maglaque | SEM 1 2022
Interval notationis a way of writing
solutions to algebraic inequalities.
Unbounded Intervals
Compound Inequality
Bounded Intervals
If
y=f
(
x
)
=5x+3
4x5
, show that
x=f(y)
Show that
f(x+3)
f(x1)=f(4)
, if
f
(
x
)
=2x
INTERVALS FUNCTIONS
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Differential Calculus 1 (Lecture)

EMAT 0103 BSCE 1D | Ma’am Maglaque | SEM 1 2022

Interval notation is a way of writing

solutions to algebraic inequalities.

Unbounded Intervals

Compound Inequality

Bounded Intervals

If

y=f ( x )=

5 x+ 3

4 x− 5

, show that x=f ( y )

 Show that

f ( x+ 3 )

f ( x − 1 )

=f ( 4 ) , if f

x

x

INTERVALS FUNCTIONS

LIMITS OF FUNCTION

Differential Calculus 1 (Lecture)

EMAT 0103 BSCE 1D | Ma’am Maglaque | SEM 1 2022

n

n

n

LIMITS OF FUNCTION

Differential Calculus 1 (Lecture)

EMAT 0103 BSCE 1D | Ma’am Maglaque | SEM 1 2022

THEOREMS ON LIMITS OF

FUNCTIONS

Limits of a constant

lim

x→ a

k=k

, where k is constant / any

real number

Limits of the identity function

lim

x→ a

x =a

Limits of a constant times a function

lim

x→ a

[

k f ( x )

]

=¿ k lim

x→ a

f ( x )¿

Limits of the sum/difference of two

functions

lim

x→ a

[

f ( x ) ± g ( x )

]

=lim

x → a

f ( x)± lim

x → a

g( x )

Limits of the product of two functions

lim

x→ a

[ f ( x ) g ( x ) ]=lim

x→ a

f ( x ) lim

x →a

g ( x)

Limits of the quotient of two functions

lim

x→ a

[

f (x)

g ( x)

]

lim

x → a

f (x)

lim

x→ a

g( x)

,

lim

x→ a

g ( x)≠ 0

Limits of the nth power of a function

lim

x→ a

[

f ( x )

]

n

[

lim

x → a

f ( x )

]

n

, where n is any

real number

Limits of the nth root of a function

lim

x→ a

[

n

f ( x ) ]=

n

lim

x→ a

f ( x )

Infinite Limits

Examples:

lim

x→

1

2

4 x

=

  1. lim

x → 5

x + 3

x− 1

=

lim

x→− 1

( x+ 6 )

x

2

LIMITS OF FUNCTION

Differential Calculus 1 (Lecture)

EMAT 0103 BSCE 1D | Ma’am Maglaque | SEM 1 2022

  1. lim

x → 2

x

2

x− 2

=

  1. lim

x → 3

x

3 − 27

x

2

=

lim

h→ 0

( x +h)

2

−x

2

h

=

LIMITS OF FUNCTION

Differential Calculus 1 (Lecture)

EMAT 0103 BSCE 1D | Ma’am Maglaque | SEM 1 2022

lim

x→ ∞

3 x

3

x

2

=

  1. If f

x

=√ 4 + x

, compute lim

h→ 0

f ( x +h )−f (x)

h

  1. If

f ( x )=

x

2

, compute lim

h→ 0

f ( x +h )−f (x)

h

LIMITS OF FUNCTION

Differential Calculus 1 (Lecture)

EMAT 0103 BSCE 1D | Ma’am Maglaque | SEM 1 2022

  1. If f ( x )=

1 − 3 x , compute lim

h→ 0

f ( x +h )−f (x)

h

DERIVATIVES OF FUNCTION

Differential Calculus 1 (Lecture)

EMAT 0103 BSCE 1D | Ma’am Maglaque | SEM 1 2022

  1. y=

4 + x

2

x

3

d (x) = derivative of x

d (y) = derivative of y

d (v) = derivative of the variable

Derivative of a constant

d (c) = 0

d (cu) =

NOTE

DERIVATIVES OF FUNCTION

Differential Calculus 1 (Lecture)

EMAT 0103 BSCE 1D | Ma’am Maglaque | SEM 1 2022

y=

( 1 −x)

2

y=

1 − 3 x

  1. y=

2 +x

3 +x

Sum / Difference Rule

d

dx

[ f ( x ) ± g( x )]=

d

dx

f ( x ) ±

d

dx

g( x )

Product Rule

If y=uv

, then

d y

dx

=u

d v

dx

+v

d u

dx

Quotient Rule

d

dx

(

f ( x)

g( x )

)

g ( x)

d

dx

f ( x )−f (x)

d

dx

g( x )

g (x)

DERIVATIVES OF ALGEBRAIC

FUNCTION

DERIVATIVE OF LOGARITHMIC

FUNCTION

LIMITS OF FUNCTION

Differential Calculus 1 (Lecture)

EMAT 0103 BSCE 1D | Ma’am Maglaque | SEM 1 2022

DERIVATIVES OF FUNCTION

Differential Calculus 1 (Lecture)

EMAT 0103 BSCE 1D | Ma’am Maglaque | SEM 1 2022

y=

x

x

2

w=

2 y

y

2

y=

x− 4 x

1

2

y=x

3

2

  • x

1

2

y=

( 2 −x )

2

x

1

3

y=x

3

( 4 x− 1 )

4