Pre-Calc
Formula Sheet that we will get for the final:
Sum and Difference
Half-Angle and Double Angle
Pythagorean Identities
Law of Sins and Cosines
Area of Oblique Triangles
Sequences and Nth Partial Sums
Derivatives
Formulas to memorize:
Equation of a line tangent to a curve of the function F
y=f’(a)(x-a) + f(a)
x=a
Transformations
Shift up: )+2 Shift down: )-2
Shift right: (x-4) Shift left: (x+4)
Vertical Stretch: 4(x) Vertical Shrink: ¼ (x)
Horizontal Stretch: 4x Horizontal Shrink: ¼ x
Reflect over y-axis: -x Reflect over x-axis: -(x)
Logarithmic Form
\log_{b}x
Exponential Form
b^{y} =x
Imaginary Number (I won, I won)- (i -1, -i 1)
i= \sqrt{_{-1}} or just i
i² = -1
i³ = -i
i ^4 = 1
Relation Definitions: a set of ordered pairs
The first set of components is the domain (x)
The second set of components in the range (y)
Need to pass the vertical line test
Cannot go through the same function 2 times or more vertically
Local Maximum:
graph of a function is increasing to the left of x=c and decreasing to the ight of x=c
Value is at the max
Local Minimum:
graph of a function is decreasing to the left of x=c and increasing to the right of x=c
Value is at the minimum
Sequences:
Arithmetic
Recursive- An= An-1 +d
D is the common difference
Explicit- An=An-1 +d(n-1)
Geometric
Recursive- An=An-1\cdot r
R is the common ratio
Explicit- An= A1\cdot r^{n-1}
Series
Arithmetic
Sn= \frac{n\left(a1+an\right)}{2}
Geometric
Sn= \frac{a1\left(1-r^{n}\right)}{1-r}
Inverse Functions
Set the equation to x and find y.
One-to-one functions
If it passes the vertical line test, then its a function
If a function passes the HLT as well then it is considered one-to-one
Inverse Trig Functions
Quadrants
Sine: QI and QIV
Cosine: QI and QII
Tangent: QI and QIV
Trig Equations
Remember the “Let u= cos, sin, or tan (x)”
\sin^2 +\cos^2 +1
\sin^2\theta = 1-\cos^2\theta
The same thing if you flip cos and sin
Derivatives- a way to represent rate of change by which a function is changing at one given point.
Finding Limits- \lim_{x\to c}f\left(x\right)=L
Angles are always measured from the initial side to the terminal side in a counter-clockwise path
Degrees to radians:
\frac{\pi}{180}\cdot degrees
Radians to degrees:
\frac{180}{\pi}\cdot radians
Rational Zero Theorem
Possible Rational Zeros= \frac{p}{q}, or Factors of the constant term over factors of the leading coefficient
Descartes Rule of Signs
Counting the number of sign changes in the sequence
Subtract 2 each times to find other possibilities
Steps of sketching Polynomials Practice
1: End Behavior
2: Y-intercept
3: Descartes’ Rule of Sign
4: Rational Zero Theorem
5: Factor Theorem
6: Quadratic Formula
7:Sketch
Reciprocal Function
Local Behavior:
As → 0^{+}
As x approaches 0 from the right F(x) → \infty
As x→ 0^{-}
As x approaches 0 from the left f(x) → -\infty
End Behavior
As x→ \infty
f(x)→ 0
As x→ -\infty
f(x)→ 0