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Vocabulary flashcards covering key derivatives, integrals, series, theorems, and formulas for AP Calculus BC exam preparation.
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Product Rule
dxdā(uv)=uā²v+uvā²
Quotient Rule
dxdā(btā)=b2tā²bātbā²ā
Chain Rule
dxdāf(u)=fā²(u)ā uā² or dxdāf(g(x))=fā²(g(x))ā gā²(x)
Power Rule for Derivatives
dxdāxn=nxnā1
Derivative of Natural Logarithm
dxdāln(x)=x1ā or dxdāln(u)=uuā²ā
Derivative of General Logarithm
dxdālogaā(x)=xln(a)1ā
Derivative of Exponential Functions
dxdāex=ex and dxdāax=axln(a)
Derivative of Sine
dxdāsin(x)=cos(x)
Derivative of Cosine
dxdācos(x)=āsin(x)
Derivative of Tangent
dxdātan(x)=sec2(x)
Derivative of Cotangent
dxdācot(x)=ācsc2(x)
Derivative of Secant
dxdāsec(x)=sec(x)tan(x)
Derivative of Cosecant
dxdācsc(x)=ācsc(x)cot(x)
Derivative of Arcsine
dxdāarcsin(x)=1āx2ā1ā
Derivative of Arctangent
dxdāarctan(x)=1+x21ā
Definition of Derivative
fā²(x)=Īxā0limāĪxf(x+Īx)āf(x)ā
Alternative Forms of the Derivative
fā²(a)=limxāaāxāaf(x)āf(a)ā or fā²(a)=limhā0āhf(a+h)āf(a)ā
Power Rule for Integrals
ā«xndx=n+1xn+1ā+C, where nī =ā1
Integral of 1/x
ā«x1ādx=lnā£xā£+C or ā«uuā²ādx=lnā£uā£+C
Integral of Exponential Functions
ā«exdx=ex+C and ā«axdx=ln(a)axā+C
Integral Resulting in Arctangent
ā«a2+u2uā²ādu=a1āarctan(auā)+C
Integral Resulting in Arcsine
ā«a2āu2āuā²ādu=arcsin(auā)+C
Integration by Parts Formula
ā«udv=uvāā«vdu
Maclaurin Series for e^x
ex=1+x+2!x2ā+3!x3ā+āÆ+n!xnā+ā¦
Maclaurin Series for sin(x)
sin(x)=xā3!x3ā+5!x5āāāÆ+(ā1)n(2n+1)!x2n+1ā+ā¦
Maclaurin Series for cos(x)
cos(x)=1ā2!x2ā+4!x4āāāÆ+(ā1)n(2n)!x2nā+ā¦
Taylor Series
f(x)=f(c)+fā²(c)(xāc)+2!fā²ā²(c)(xāc)2ā+3!fā²ā²ā²(c)(xāc)3ā+āÆ+n!f(n)(c)(xāc)nā+ā¦
Maclaurin Series
A Taylor series centered at c=0.
Logistic Growth Model
Differential equation dtdPā=kP(MāP), where M is the carrying capacity; fastest growth occurs when P=2Mā.
Euler's Method
An approximation technique using tangent lines where dxdyāāĪxĪyā.
Second Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
dxdāā«uvāf(t)dt=f(v)ā vā²āf(u)ā uā²
Area of a Trapezoid
A=w(2h1ā+h2āā)
Alternating Series Error Bound
ā£errorā£ā¤an+1ā (the absolute value of the first omitted term).
Lagrange Error Bound
ā£errorā£ā¤(n+1)!f(n+1)(z)(xāc)n+1ā, where f(n+1)(z) is the maximum value of the (n+1)-th derivative between x and c.
Disc Method
Volume formula V=Ļā«abār2dx
Washer Method
Volume formula V=Ļā«abā(R2ār2)dx
Cross-Sectional Area Volume Formula
Volume formula V=ā«abāA(x)dx
Start plus Accumulation
f(b)=f(a)+ā«abāfā²(x)dx
Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
ā«abāfā²(x)dx=f(b)āf(a)
nth Term Test
If limnāāāanāī =0, then the series diverges (cannot be used to show convergence).
Geometric Series Test
The series ān=1āāarnā1 converges if ā£rā£<1 with sum S=1āraā, and diverges if ā£rā£ā„1.
p-Series Test
The series ān=1āānp1ā converges if p>1 and diverges if pā¤1.
Ratio Test
If limnāāāāanāan+1āāā<1, the series converges; if >1, it diverges; if =1, the test is inconclusive.
Average Rate of Change (AROC)
bāaf(b)āf(a)ā (slope between two points).
Instantaneous Rate of Change (IROC)
fā²(c) (slope at a single point).
Mean Value Theorem
If f is continuous on [a,b] and differentiable on (a,b), then bāaf(b)āf(a)ā=fā²(c) for some cā(a,b).
Average Value of a Function
favgā=bāa1āā«abāf(x)dx
Intermediate Value Theorem
If a function f is continuous on [a,b], it takes on every y-value between f(a) and f(b).
Extreme Value Theorem
If a function f is continuous on [a,b], it has both an absolute minimum and an absolute maximum on the interval.
Definition of Continuity
A function f is continuous at x=c if and only if limxācāāf(x)=limxāc+āf(x)=f(c).
Squeeze Theorem
If f(x)ā¤g(x)ā¤h(x) for all xī =c near c, and limxācāf(x)=limxācāh(x)=L, then limxācāg(x)=L.
Arc Length Formulas
Rectangular: L=ā«abā1+(fā²(x))2ādx; Parametric: L=ā«t1āt2āā(dtdxā)2+(dtdyā)2ādt
Speed Formula (Parametric)
v(t)=(dtdxā)2+(dtdyā)2ā
Total Distance Formula (Parametric)
ā«t1āt2āā(dtdxā)2+(dtdyā)2ādt
Polar Area Formula
A=21āā«Īø1āĪø2āār2dĪø
Parametric Derivatives
dxdyā=dx/dtdy/dtā and dx2d2yā=dx/dtdtdā(dxdyā)ā
Polar Conversions
r2=x2+y2, x=rcos(Īø), y=rsin(Īø), and Īø=arctan(xyā)