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Final Exam Study GuidePreCalculus Review, L’Hopital’s Rule, Integration By Parts,

Integration by Partial Fractions

Allison Blanchard, Chris Eberz, and Jule Gamache

In order for a relation to be a function it must pass the vertical line test.

Inverse of a function must pass the horizontal line test.

In order to be included in the domain of a function, the values must not make the denominator equal zero.

We can also only have nonnegative values in an even root.

Domain and Range

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Domain and Range

For each function there is a set: one domain value corresponds with one range value.

Function Notation sets up an equation that allows one to easily find a range value by inputting a domain value.

Function Notation

f∘g f∙g

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Function Notation

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Function Notation

This applies function notation by using the arithmetic operations:◦ Addition◦ Subtraction◦ Multiplication◦ Division◦ Substitution (Plugging one into the another)

Operations with Functions

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Operations with Functions

Properties of Exponents

Exponentials and Logarithmic Functions

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Properties of Logs


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Solving Equations Using Logs (Examples)


Domain and Range Function Notation Operations with Functions Exponentials and Logarithmic Functions

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L’Hopital’s Rule

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L’Hopital’s Rule

Integration by Parts

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Integration by Parts More Examples

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Decomposition of Fractions Example


Repeating Linear Fractions Example

Integrations by Partial Fractions

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L’Hopital’s Rule Integration by Parts Integration by Partial Fractions

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