AP Calculus | Applications of Integration

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What equation gives the average rate of change?

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The Mean Value Theorem (MVT) states what?

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What is the equation to find the average value of a function?

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<p>The integral of velocity gives what?</p>

The integral of velocity gives what?

Displacement

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<p>The integral of the absolute value of velocity gives what?</p>

The integral of the absolute value of velocity gives what?

Total distance

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<p>When integrating a rate of change, what does it give?</p>

When integrating a rate of change, what does it give?

Net change

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What integral expression would be used to find the area between two curves when said curves are both above or both below the x-axis?

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What integral expression would be used to find the area between curves when one curve is above the x-axis, and the other is under the x-axis?

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When defining y in terms of x (f(x) = y), what is the order of subtracting two functions (or curves)?

Top function - bottom function

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<p>When defining x in terms of y (f(y) = x), what is the order of subtracting two functions (or curves)? <strong>This order is used when one function doesn’t completely pass over the other. </strong></p>

When defining x in terms of y (f(y) = x), what is the order of subtracting two functions (or curves)? This order is used when one function doesn’t completely pass over the other.

Right function - left function

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What is the equation to find the volume of a cross section with squares?

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What is the equation to find the volume of a cross section with semi-circles?

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What is the equation to find the volume of a cross section with isosceles right triangle (where one leg is the base)?

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What is the equation to find the volume of a cross section with equilateral triangles?

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What is the equation to find the volume of a curve that is rotated around y = 0, or x = 0?

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<p>What is the equation to find the volume of a crosssection of two graphs that is rotated around the x-axis? Use the following graph.</p>

What is the equation to find the volume of a crosssection of two graphs that is rotated around the x-axis? Use the following graph.

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What is the equation to find the volume of a crosssection that is rotated around y = b? (where b is any number but zero)

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