Mathematics: Calculus Concepts and Techniques, Quizzes of Calculus

Various topics in calculus, including the mean value theorem, properties of natural logarithms, logarithmic differentiation, point of inflection, absolute max and min, linearization, differential, newton's method, extreme value theorem, and intermediate value theorem.

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2010/2011

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TERM 1
Mean Value Theorem
DEFINITION 1
Suppose y = f(x) is continuous on the closed interval [a; b]
and dierentiableon the open interval (a; b) . Then there
exists a c in (a; b) such thatf '(c) =f(b)-f(a)/b -a
TERM 2
Properties of Natural Logarithms
DEFINITION 2
ln(ab)= ln(a) + ln(b)ln(a/b)= ln(a)- ln(b)ln(a^b)=
bln(a)ln(1)=0e^ln(a)= a
TERM 3
Logarithmic Differentiation
DEFINITION 3
Steps:1. take ln of both sides of the equation2. use log rules
to simplify3. use implicit differentiation to find dy/dx4.
makesubstitutionsso that y is in terms of x
TERM 4
Point of Inflection
DEFINITION 4
set second derivative equal to zero or undefined. then test
the values for changes in concavity (changes in positive or
negative)
TERM 5
Absolute Max and Min
DEFINITION 5
set first deravitive equal to zero or undefined, this will give
you critical points. To find min and max, test critical points
and endpoints by plugging them into the original equation
and finding the greatest and lowest y value
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TERM 1

Mean Value Theorem

DEFINITION 1 Suppose y = f(x) is continuous on the closed interval [a; b] and dierentiableon the open interval (a; b). Then there exists a c in (a; b) such thatf '(c) =f(b)-f(a)/b -a TERM 2

Properties of Natural Logarithms

DEFINITION 2 ln(ab)= ln(a) + ln(b)ln(a/b)= ln(a)- ln(b)ln(a^b)= bln(a)ln(1)=0e^ln(a)= a TERM 3

Logarithmic Differentiation

DEFINITION 3 Steps:1. take ln of both sides of the equation2. use log rules to simplify3. use implicit differentiation to find dy/dx4. makesubstitutionsso that y is in terms of x TERM 4

Point of Inflection

DEFINITION 4 set second derivative equal to zero or undefined. then test the values for changes in concavity (changes in positive or negative) TERM 5

Absolute Max and Min

DEFINITION 5 set first deravitive equal to zero or undefined, this will give you critical points. To find min and max, test critical points and endpoints by plugging them into the original equation and finding the greatest and lowest y value

TERM 6

Linearization

DEFINITION 6 L(x)= f(a) + f '(a)(x-a) TERM 7

Differential

DEFINITION 7 dy= f '(x)dx TERM 8

Newton's Method

DEFINITION 8 estimates roots of the function, when f(x)=0x1= x0 -f(x0) / f '(x0) TERM 9

Extreme Value Theorem

DEFINITION 9 If f is continuous on a closed interval [a,b] then f attains:1. an absolute max2. an absolute minThus there exist x1 and x2 in [a,b] withf(x1) =max and f(x2) =min TERM 10

Intermediate Value Theorem

DEFINITION 10 A function y= f(x) is continuous on a closed interval [a,b] takes on every value between f(a) and f(b) then there exists some c on [a,b] such that yo= f(c)