- 3.1.33E: A derivative formula d 2 a. Use the definition of the derivative to...
- 3.1.34E: A derivative formula a?. Use the definition of the derivative to de...
- 3.1.35RE: Derivative calculations? ?Evaluate the derivative of the following ...
- 3.1.36E: Derivative calculations? ?Evaluate the derivative of the following ...
- 3.1.37E: Derivative calculations? ?Evaluate the derivative of the following ...
- 3.1.38E: Derivative calculations? ?Evaluate the derivative of the following ...
- 3.1.39E: Derivatives from graphs? ?Use the graph of f to sketch a grap ? h o...
- 3.1.40E: Derivatives from graphs? ?Use the graph of f to sketch a grap ? h o...
- 3.1.41E: Matching functions with derivatives? Match the functions (a)–(d) in...
- 3.1.42E: Sketching derivatives? ?Reproduce the graph of f and then sketch a ...
- 3.1.43E: Sketching derivatives? ?Reproduce the graph of f and then sketch a ...
- 3.1.44E: Sketching derivatives? ?Reproduce the graph of f and then sketch a ...
- 3.1.47E: Explain why or why not? Determine whether the following statements ...
- 3.1.48E: Slope of a line? Consider th?e ?line f? (?x? ) =??mx + ?b, w?he? an...
- 3.1.49E: Calculating derivatives f(x+h)?f(x) ? a. ? or the following functio...
- 3.1.50E: Calculating derivatives f(x+h)?f(x) a.?? or the following functions...
- 3.1.51E: Calculating derivatives ? a. ? or the following functions, find f u...
- 3.1.52E: Calculating derivatives a.?? or the following functions, find f usi...
- 3.1.53E: Analyzing slopes? ?Use the po? int?s A ? ,? ?,? , ? , ?and E in the...
- 3.1.54E: Analyzing slopes? ?Use the points A?, ?B?, ?C?, ?D?, ?and E in the ...
- 3.1.55E: Finding ?f? from ?f??? Sketch the graph of ?f?(?x?) = ?x? (the deri...
- 3.1.56E: Finding ?f? from ?f??? Create the graph of a continuous function ?y...
- 3.1.57E: Power and energy? Energy is the capacity to do work and power is th...
- 3.1.59E: One-sided derivatives? ?The left-hand and right-hand derivatives of...
- 3.1.60AE: One-sided derivatives? ?The left-hand and right-hand derivatives of...
- 3.1.61AE: Vertical tangent lines? If a function f is continuous at a and limx...
- 3.1.62AE: Vertical tangent lines? If a function f is continuous at a and lim|...
- 3.1.63AE: Vertical tangent lines? ?If a function f is continuous at?a and , ?...
- 3.1.64AE: Vertical tangent lines? If a function f is continuous at a and , th...
- 3.1.65AE: Find the function? The following limits represent the slope of a cu...
- 3.1.66AE: Find the function? The following limits represent the slope of a cu...
- 3.1.67AE: Find the function? The following limits represent the slope of a cu...
- 3.1.68AE: Find the function? The following limits represent the slope of a cu...
- 3.1.69AE: x ?5x+6 Is it differentiable?? Is f(x) = x?2 differentiable at x = ...
- 3.1.70AE: Derivative of x?? Use the symbolic capabilities of a calculator to ...
- 3.1.71AE: Determining the unknown constant? Let Determine a v ? alue of? (if ...
- 3.1.72AE: Graph of the derivative of the sine curve a.? Use the gr? aph of??y...
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Key Calculus Terms and definitions covered in this textbook
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Acute angle
An angle whose measure is between 0° and 90°
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Acute triangle
A triangle in which all angles measure less than 90°
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Annuity
A sequence of equal periodic payments.
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Boxplot (or box-and-whisker plot)
A graph that displays a five-number summary
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Determinant
A number that is associated with a square matrix
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Direct variation
See Power function.
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Equivalent equations (inequalities)
Equations (inequalities) that have the same solutions.
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Exponential growth function
Growth modeled by ƒ(x) = a ? b a > 0, b > 1 .
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Exponential regression
A procedure for fitting an exponential function to a set of data.
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Grapher or graphing utility
Graphing calculator or a computer with graphing software.
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Invertible linear system
A system of n linear equations in n variables whose coefficient matrix has a nonzero determinant.
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Line of symmetry
A line over which a graph is the mirror image of itself
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Ordinary annuity
An annuity in which deposits are made at the same time interest is posted.
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Positive linear correlation
See Linear correlation.
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Radius
The distance from a point on a circle (or a sphere) to the center of the circle (or the sphere).
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Real number
Any number that can be written as a decimal.
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Richter scale
A logarithmic scale used in measuring the intensity of an earthquake.
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Vertical component
See Component form of a vector.
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x-intercept
A point that lies on both the graph and the x-axis,.
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Ymin
The y-value of the bottom of the viewing window.