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Calculus in 10 Minutes or Less. Slope. p osition. time. Slope. p osition. tangent!. time. Derivatives. Derivatives are the slope of a function at a point Slope of x vs. t velocity - describes how position changes over time Slope of v vs. t - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Calculus in 10 Minutes or Less

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Slope

position

time

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Slope

position

time

tangent!

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Derivatives

Derivatives are the slope of a function at a point Slope of x vs. t

velocity - describes how position changes over time Slope of v vs. t

acceleration - describes how velocity changes over time

Slope of a vs. t jerk - describes how acceleration changes over time

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Derivatives

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Derivative Rules

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If the position of an object is described by the function

What are the velocity and acceleration functions?

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Area

velocity

time

Easy!

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Area

velocity

time

Harder!!!

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Integrals

Integrals are anti-derivatives Graphically, integrals are the area

under a curve Area under a v vs. t graph = Displacement

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Integrals

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Integral Rules

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An object’s acceleration is described by a(t) = 2t. Find the velocity and position functions.

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Initial ConditionsIf x = 5 when t = 0, what is the displacement function for this velocity function?

-so- -so-

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Definite Integrals

Taking the integral from one point to another.

Same rules apply, but don’t have to do “+C”

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Find the displacement from t = 2 seconds to t = 4 seconds for the velocity function

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