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If velocity is negative on an interval, what does that imply about the motion?

The object is moving in the opposite direction.

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Formula for area between two curves

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When might you need to split the integral into multiple parts?

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When do you use the washer method over the disk method?

When there's a hole in the solid (i.e., you're rotating around an axis but not touching the region directly). Or when the test directly states to use the washer method.

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When is the shell method more convenient than washers?

When rotating around a vertical line and your functions are in terms of x (or vice versa).

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What is the integral of lnx?

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the graph for e^x

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the graph of 1/x

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the graph of ln(x)

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integration by parts formula

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ln(1)=

0

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ln(e)=

1

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ln(e²)=

2

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sin²x+cos²x=

1

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1+tan²x=

sec²x

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1+cot²x=

csc²x

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x=asin(θ)

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<p>What substitution should you use if you see this?</p>

What substitution should you use if you see this?

x=atan(θ)

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<p>What substitution should you use if you see this?</p>

What substitution should you use if you see this?

x=asec(θ)

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What makes an integral "improper"?

If it has an infinite limit of integration or a discontinuity in the interval.

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What's the first step when evaluating an improper integral?

rewrite it as a limit

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what does it mean if a limit converges?

A finite value:

The key is that the sequence or function's value gets closer and closer to a single, real number

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what does it mean if a limit diverges?

  • Divergence to infinity (∞):

    The function or sequence's value grows larger and larger without any upper limit as the input approaches a certain point or infinity. 

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sequence

a list of numbers written in a mathematical order

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harmonic series. diverge/converge?

diverge

<p>diverge</p>
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what two things indicate an alternating series?

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p-series

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geometric series

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the p-series test

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the geometric series test

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the divergence test

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when is the divergence test inconclusive?

if the limit equals zero, the test tells you nothing. the test can only tell you if it diverges, not converges

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the integral test

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what are the conditions to the integral test?

f(x) must be positive, decreasing, and continuous on [1, infinity)

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the comparison test

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the limit comparison test

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for BOTH comparison tests, what condition must be satisfied?

must be positive

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the alternating series test

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what are the conditions to the alternating series test?

positive terms, decreasing, limit is 0 (terms go to 0)

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the ratio test

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how to test for absolute convergent?

absolute value bars

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the root test

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the alternating harmonic series. diverge/converge?

Converge

<p>Converge</p>
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=e^x

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<p>ANY non zero number to the 0 power will always equal?</p>

ANY non zero number to the 0 power will always equal?

1

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<p>the limit of 1 to the power of k as k approaches infinity will always be? </p>

the limit of 1 to the power of k as k approaches infinity will always be?

1

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when you write the interval of convergence and use a square bracket [, that indicates that it _______ at that endpoint

converges

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the series converges for all x values has WHAT interval of convergence? 

(−∞, ∞)

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when is it better to use the RATIO test over the root test?

when the series has a factorial in it

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graph of ln(x)

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how do i get from the position → velocity → acceleration function?

derive

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displacement formula

the integral of the velocity function from a to b

<p>the integral of the velocity function from a to b</p>
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<p>displacement being equal to the position function at&nbsp;“b” - the position function at&nbsp;“a” is rooted in what theorem of calculus?</p>

displacement being equal to the position function at “b” - the position function at “a” is rooted in what theorem of calculus?

fundamental theorem of calculus

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total distance traveled formula

the integral of the velocity function with absolute value bars

<p>the integral of the velocity function with absolute value bars</p>
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f(x)=x is what kind of graph?

linear

<p>linear</p>
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f(x)=c is what kind of graph?

constant (horizontal line)

<p>constant (horizontal line)</p>
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f(x)=x² is what kind of graph?

quadratic (parabola)

<p>quadratic (parabola)</p>
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f(x)=x³ is what kind of graph?

cubic

<p>cubic</p>
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f(x)=square root of x is what kind of graph?

square root

<p>square root</p>
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f(x)=cube root of x is what kind of graph?

cube root

<p>cube root</p>
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f(x)=|x| is what kind of graph?

absolute value

<p>absolute value</p>
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f(x)=1/x is what kind of graph?

reciprocal

<p>reciprocal</p>
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f(x)=a^x is what kind of graph?

exponential

<p>exponential</p>
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f(x)=logax is what kind of graph?

logarithmic

<p>logarithmic</p>
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mass (integral) formula

the integral from a to b of density

<p>the integral from a to b of density</p>
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shell method formula

the integral from a to b of 2(pi)r times (top-bottom)

<p>the integral from a to b of 2(pi)r times (top-bottom)</p>
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<p>for the shell method: how would you write your “r” if the axis of rotation is to the <strong>left </strong>of the region?</p>

for the shell method: how would you write your “r” if the axis of rotation is to the left of the region?

r= x-axis of rotation

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<p>for the shell method: how would you write your “r” if the axis of rotation is to the <strong>right </strong>of the region?</p>

for the shell method: how would you write your “r” if the axis of rotation is to the right of the region?

r= axis of rotation -x

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<p>for the shell method: how would you write your “r” if the axis of rotation is <strong>below </strong>the region?</p>

for the shell method: how would you write your “r” if the axis of rotation is below the region?

r=y- axis of rotation

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for the shell method: how would you write your “r” if the axis of rotation is above the region?

r= axis of rotation - y

<p>r= axis of rotation - y</p>
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for the shell method the bounds will be ________ (perpendicular/parallel) to the axis of rotation?

perpendicular

when the axis of rotation is vertical: dx

when the axis of rotation is horizontal: dy

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for the washer method the bounds will be ________ (perpendicular/parallel) to the axis of rotation?

parallel

when the axis of rotation is vertical: dy

when the axis of rotation is horizontal: dx

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washer method formula

the integral from a to b of pi times the outer radius squared minus pi times the inner radius squared

<p>the integral from a to b of pi times the outer radius squared minus pi times the inner radius squared</p>
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speed (from velocity function) formula

|v(t)|

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disk method around the x-axis formula

the integral from a to b of pi times r(x)²

<p>the integral from a to b of pi times r(x)²</p>
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disk method around the y-axis formula

the integral from a to b of pi times r(y)²

<p>the integral from a to b of pi times r(y)²</p>
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work formula

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<p>which term “grows” faster as n approaches infinity?</p>

which term “grows” faster as n approaches infinity?

constant^n

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<p>what is the limit as n approaches infinity for the nth root of a positive constant?</p>

what is the limit as n approaches infinity for the nth root of a positive constant?

1

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what is the integral of secx?

ln|secx + tanx| + C

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cscx can also be written as?

1/sinx

<p>1/sinx</p>
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secx can also be written as?

1/cosx

<p>1/cosx</p>
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cotx can also be written as?

1/tanx

<p>1/tanx</p>
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what is the derivative of secx?

secxtanx

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what is the derivative of tanx?

sec²x

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what is the integral of tanx?

ln|secx| + C

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the standard parametric circle goes which direction?

counterclockwise

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what does the x value look like for the standard parametric circle (counterclockwise) look like?

x= a + rcost

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what does the y value look like for the standard parametric circle (counterclockwise) look like?

y= b + rsint

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how do we make our standard parametric circle (counterclockwise) clockwise?

replace sint with -sint

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how do we go from polar → cartesian?

x= rcos(theta), y= rsin(theta)

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how do we go from cartestian → polar?

r= square root of x² + y²

for quadrants 1 and 4 (right side of the graph)

theta= arctan(y/x)

for quadrants 2 and 3 (left side of the graph)

theta= arctan(y/x) + pi