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Scores
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Calculate the derivative of
ex
Calculate the derivative of
ex
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exex
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Calculate the derivative of
f(x) = x sin (x)
Calculate the derivative of
f(x) = x sin (x)
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f’(x) = x cos (x) + sin (x)f’(x) = x cos (x) + sin (x)
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Calculate the derivative of
Y = X2(X- 2)5
Calculate the derivative of
Y = X2(X- 2)5
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y’ = 5x2(x-2)4 + (x-2)5(2x)
y’ = x(x-2)4(7x-4)
y’ = 5x2(x-2)4 + (x-2)5(2x)
y’ = x(x-2)4(7x-4)
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Use Implicit Differentiation to calculate y’
X2 + XY + Y3 = 3
Use Implicit Differentiation to calculate y’
X2 + XY + Y3 = 3
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2x + xy’ + y + 3y2 y’ = 0
y’ = -2x – y
X + 3y2
2x + xy’ + y + 3y2 y’ = 0
y’ = -2x – y
X + 3y2
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Find the derivative of the following function
F(x) = x3 – 3x2 + 4
x2
Find the derivative of the following function
F(x) = x3 – 3x2 + 4
x2
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y’ = x3-8
x3
y’ = x3-8
x3
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Evaluate
Lim 6X - 3
Evaluate
Lim 6X - 3X → 4X → 4
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Evaluate
Lim sin x
x
Evaluate
Lim sin x
xX → 0X → 0
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1 1
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Evaluate
Lim l x – 4 l
x - 4
Evaluate
Lim l x – 4 l
x - 4X → 4X → 4
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No limitNo limit
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Evaluate
Lim X2 – 9
X + 3
Evaluate
Lim X2 – 9
X + 3X → - 3X → - 3
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-6-6
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Evaluate
Lim (X + ΔX)2 + 1 – (X2 + 1)
ΔX
Evaluate
Lim (X + ΔX)2 + 1 – (X2 + 1)
ΔXΔX → 0ΔX → 0
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(X+ΔX)^2 + 1 – X^1 -1 Δ X cancel 1’s
X^2 + 2XΔX + ΔX^2 – X^2 Δ X square and simplify
2X + Δ XΔ X = 0Answer = 2X.
(X+ΔX)^2 + 1 – X^1 -1 Δ X cancel 1’s
X^2 + 2XΔX + ΔX^2 – X^2 Δ X square and simplify
2X + Δ XΔ X = 0Answer = 2X.
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2X2X
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Evaluate
∫ 2x dx
Evaluate
∫ 2x dx
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x2 + cx2 + c
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Evaluate
∫ x3 + 2x
x
Evaluate
∫ x3 + 2x
x
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1/3 x3 +2x + c
(cancel one x and then integrate)
1/3 x3 +2x + c
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Evaluate
∫ (lnx)3 dx
x
Evaluate
∫ (lnx)3 dx
x
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Let U = Lnx, du = 1/x dx
= ¼ (ln x)4 + c
Let U = Lnx, du = 1/x dx
= ¼ (ln x)4 + c
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Evaluate
∫ cos 2x dx
Evaluate
∫ cos 2x dx
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½ sin(2x) + c½ sin(2x) + c
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Evaluate
∫xe-x2 dx
Evaluate
∫xe-x2 dx
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Let u = -x2, du = -2x
-½ ∫ eu du
-½ e-x2+c
Let u = -x2, du = -2x
-½ ∫ eu du
-½ e-x2+c
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In an application problem relevant to motion, the first
derivative of an equation tells ____________.
In an application problem relevant to motion, the first
derivative of an equation tells ____________.
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VelocityVelocity
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In an application problem relevant to motion, the second
derivative tells ______________.
In an application problem relevant to motion, the second
derivative tells ______________.
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AccelerationAcceleration
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A hot-air balloon is rising straight up from a level field and is being tracked by a range finder located
500ft from the balloon. At the moment the range finder’s angle of elevation is π/4, the angle is increasing at the rate of 0.14
rad/min. How fast is the balloon rising at that moment?
A hot-air balloon is rising straight up from a level field and is being tracked by a range finder located
500ft from the balloon. At the moment the range finder’s angle of elevation is π/4, the angle is increasing at the rate of 0.14
rad/min. How fast is the balloon rising at that moment?
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Θ = the angle the range finder makes with the ground
Y = the height of the balloon (in feet)
T = time, and θ and y are differentiable functions of t.
Y = 500 tan θ
Y’ = 500 (sec2θ)dθ/dt
Y’ = 500(2)(.14) = 140ft/min
Draw a picture
Θ = the angle the range finder makes with the ground
Y = the height of the balloon (in feet)
T = time, and θ and y are differentiable functions of t.
Y = 500 tan θ
Y’ = 500 (sec2θ)dθ/dt
Y’ = 500(2)(.14) = 140ft/minHome
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Air is being pumped into a spherical balloon to cause its
volume to increase at a rate of 100cm3/s. How fast is the radius of the balloon increasing when the
diameter is 50 cm?
Air is being pumped into a spherical balloon to cause its
volume to increase at a rate of 100cm3/s. How fast is the radius of the balloon increasing when the
diameter is 50 cm?
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1/(25π) cm/s1/(25π) cm/s
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Car A is traveling west at 50 mi/h while car B is traveling north at 60 mi/h. Both cars are headed
towards intersection C. At what rate are the cars approaching
each other when car A is 0.3 mi from the intersection, and car B is 0.4 mi from the intersection?
Car A is traveling west at 50 mi/h while car B is traveling north at 60 mi/h. Both cars are headed
towards intersection C. At what rate are the cars approaching
each other when car A is 0.3 mi from the intersection, and car B is 0.4 mi from the intersection?
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- 78 mi/h- 78 mi/h
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Find the derivative of
y = ln(x3 + 1)
Find the derivative of
y = ln(x3 + 1)
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y’ = 3x2
X3+ 1
y’ = 3x2
X3+ 1
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Find the derivative of
y = 6(x2)
Find the derivative of
y = 6(x2)
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y’ = (ln 6)(6^x^2)(2x)y’ = (ln 6)(6^x^2)(2x)
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Find the second derivative of
y = x3 + 3x2 – ½ x + 5
Find the second derivative of
y = x3 + 3x2 – ½ x + 5
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y = x3 + 3x2 – ½ x + 5
y’ = 3x2 + 6x – ½
y” = 6x + 6
y = x3 + 3x2 – ½ x + 5
y’ = 3x2 + 6x – ½
y” = 6x + 6
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Find y’
y = ln [x(1+x)2]
Find y’
y = ln [x(1+x)2]
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y’ = lnx +2ln(1+x)
y’ = 1/x +2/(1+x)
y’ = lnx +2ln(1+x)
y’ = 1/x +2/(1+x)
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A farmer has 2400 feet of fencing to create a rectangular pen for his
lamas next to their new barn. If the barn side off the pen does not
need a fence, what are the dimensions of the pen with the
largest area?
A farmer has 2400 feet of fencing to create a rectangular pen for his
lamas next to their new barn. If the barn side off the pen does not
need a fence, what are the dimensions of the pen with the
largest area?
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A = 2x + y = 2400
y = 2400 - 2x
A = x(2400 – 2x) = 2400x – 2x2
A’ = 2400 – 4x
X = 600 ft
Y = 1200 ft
A = LW = xy
A = 2x + y = 2400
y = 2400 - 2x
A = x(2400 – 2x) = 2400x – 2x2
A’ = 2400 – 4x
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List the antiderivatives for the following trig functions
Sin Cos Tan
List the antiderivatives for the following trig functions
Sin Cos Tan
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-cos, sin, sec2-cos, sin, sec2
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Evaluate the integral
∫ (4 + 3x2) dx
Evaluate the integral
∫ (4 + 3x2) dxo
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When is it good to use implicit differentiation?
When is it good to use implicit differentiation?
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When an equation can not be easily solved for y in terms of x.
When an equation can not be easily solved for y in terms of x.
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Complete the statement.
Lim [ f(x) + c(g(x))] =
Lim f(x) + ________________
Complete the statement.
Lim [ f(x) + c(g(x))] =
Lim f(x) + ________________x → a
x → a
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+ c Lim g(x)+ c Lim g(x)
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x → a
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In words, state the product rule and the quotient rule.
In words, state the product rule and the quotient rule.
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$500$500Product rule: first time the
derivative of the second + second time the derivative of the first.
Quotient rule: bottom time the derivative of the top – top times the derivative of the bottom all divided by the bottom squared.
Product rule: first time the derivative of the second + second
time the derivative of the first.
Quotient rule: bottom time the derivative of the top – top times the derivative of the bottom all divided by the bottom squared.
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Final Jeopardy Question
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Calculate the derivative of
y = 2π4
Calculate the derivative of
y = 2π4
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y’ = 0y’ = 0
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