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Ln, log, exponents, Trig, and inverse Trig.
Derivative of ln(x)
x1 dt for all x>0. (x to 1)
Ln domain and range
The domain of ln(x) is all positive real numbers, x>0, and the range is all real numbers, (−∞,∞).
Ln (1)
The value of ln(1) is 0, since the logarithm of 1 in any base is always zero.
Ln(x) is always
increasing, continuos, and concave down.
Ln (ab)
Ln(a)+ln(b)
Ln(a^n)
n*ln(a)
Ln(a/b)
ln(a)-Ln(b)
Intergral of 1/x dx
Ln |x| +c
Intergral of u prime over u du
Ln|u| + c
Intergral of tan
-ln|cosx| + C or Ln|secx| +C
Intergral for Cot
-Ln| cscx| + C
Intergral of sec
Ln|secx+tanx| + C
Intergral of csc
-Ln|cscx +cotx| + C
derivative of e^x
e^x
e^u derivative
U prime e^u
Intergral of e^x
e^x + C
a^x derivative
a^x Ln(a)
a^u derivative
U prime a^u Ln(a)
a^x intergral
a^x/Ln(a) + C
Derivative of Log
1/xLn(a)
derivative of Log (u)
U prime/ uLn(a)
y=f(x) is equal to
x=f inverse (y)
derivative of f inverse
1/f prime (f^-1 (x))
arcsin x derivative
1/sqrt(1-x²)
arccos x derivative
-1/sqrt(1-x²)
arctan x derivative
1/x²+1
arccot x derivative
-1/x²+1
arcsec x derivative
1/|x|sqrt(x²-1)
arccsc x derivative
-1/|x|sqrt(x²-1)
intergral of 1/sqrt(a²-u²) du
arcsin(u/a) + C
intergral of 1/a²+u² du
1/a arctan(u/a) + C