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A comprehensive set of vocabulary flashcards covering the essential formulas, rules, and conceptual conditions of differentiation for the HSC 2026 syllabus.
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Basic Sine Limit
x→0limxsin(x)=1
Exponential Limit (Base e)
x→0limxex−1=1
Natural Logarithm Limit
x→0limxln(1+x)=1
Power Rule Limit
x→alimx−axn−an=nan−1
Compound Interest Limit Form
limx→0(1+x)x1=e or limx→∞(1+x1)x=e
Limit of (a^x - 1)/x
x→0limxax−1=ln(a)
Expansion of e^x
1+1!x+2!x2+3!x3+…
Expansion of sin(x)
x−3!x3+5!x5−…
First Principles of Differentiation
dxdy=h→0limhf(x+h)−f(x)
Derivative of a Constant
dxd(c)=0
Derivative of sin(ax)
acos(ax)
Derivative of cos(ax)
−asin(ax)
Derivative of tan(x)
sec2(x)
Derivative of sec(x)
sec(x)tan(x)
Product Rule
dxd(uv)=udxdv+vdxdu
Quotient Rule
dxd(vu)=v2vdxdu−udxdv
Derivative of sin^-1(x)
1−x21
Derivative of cos^-1(x)
−1−x21
Derivative of tan^-1(x)
1+x21
Derivative of log_a(x)
x1loga(e)
Derivative of a^x
axln(a)
Successive Differentiation Symbol
yn, representing the nth derivative relative to x.
Slope of a Tangent (m)
Evaluated as m=(dxdy)(x1,y1) at the point (x1,y1).
Slope of a Normal
The negative reciprocal of the tangent slope, given by −m1.
Increasing Function Condition
A function y=f(x) is increasing on an interval if f′(x)>0 for all x in that interval.
Decreasing Function Condition
A function y=f(x) is decreasing on an interval if f′(x)<0 for all x in that interval.
Maximum Value (Maxima) Condition
Requires f′(x)=0 and the second derivative f′′(x)<0.
Minimum Value (Minima) Condition
Requires f′(x)=0 and the second derivative f′′(x)>0.
Inflection Point
A point on a curve where the second derivative f′′(x)=0.
Implicit Function
A function where the dependent variable is not isolated on one side, such as x3+x2y+xy2=0.