Calc Finals

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reviews 6 different functions, interest formulas, APY, Constructions of functions, percent change, numeric, and algebraically method.
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Cubic functions (4 characteristics, graph) 1. observable I.P. 2. unbounded both direction 3.exhibit an observable extremum 4. two concavities
Logistic (4 characteristics, graph) 1.observable I.p. 2.bounded 3.Two H.A. 4. limiting value
Linear (5 characters) 1. no concavity 2. constant ROC 3. unbounded in both directions 4. y-intercept 5. constant first difference
Quadratic ( 3 characters) 1.observable extremum 2.one type concavity 3. unbounded in one direction
exponential (6 characters ) 1. one type of concavity 2.only positive outputs 3. one HA 4. constant percent change 5. bounded in one direction 6. constant percent difference
Logarithimic (4 characters) 1. one type of concavity usually CCD 2. only positive inputs 3.V.A. 4. unbounded
compound interest formula A(t)= P(1+r/n)^(nt)
Continuous Compounding Interst A(t)= Pe^(rt)
APY for. compound interest function APY= ((1+r/n)^(n)-1)100
APY for continuous interest function APY=(e^r-1)100
monthly, weekly, daily, hourly, minutes, seconds 12, 52, 365, 8760 ,52600, 31536000
composition funtions (f o g)((x) = (f(g(x))
product and quotient have to be what? h(x)=(f x g)(x)= f(x) x g(x) h(x)=(f/g)(x)= f(x)/g(x) The same input and compatible output
Constructions of addition and subtraction needs to have input and out the same needs to have input and out the same
simple change f(b)-f(a)= outputs
percentage.change f(b)-f(a)/f(a) x 100= percent
ave roc f(b)-f(a)/b-a= outputs per input
percentage ROC f'(a)/f(a) x 100 = percent per input
Instantaneous ROC (numeric method) f'(a)= lim x approaching to a f(x)-f(a)/x-a
Formal limit definition of deriv f'(x)= lim h approaching to zero f(x+h)-f(x)/h
(x+h)^2 (x+h)^3 x^2+xh+h^2 X^3+3x^2h+3xh^2+h^3
e^(x) rule y=e^(ax) dy/dx= a'e^ax
exponential rule y=b^(5x) dy/dx= ln(b) (b^5x))(5')
log rule y=lnx dy/dx=1/x
product rule f'(x)g(x)+f(x)g'(x)
quotient rule f'(x)g(x)-f(x)g'(x)/ (g(x))^2
finding rapid increase or decrease 1. on Y2, plug in nDeriv (math to 8) 2.Graph only Y2 3. use calc to find maxi or min
finding relative extreme (ip) f'(x)= changes sign (+/-) is max and CCD f'(x)= changes sign (-/+) is min and CCU graph the original function and find max or min or plug nDeriv on Y2 and use Y2-0 Math solver
If f(x) is HTL and IP what happens to f' and f'' f'(x)=0 IP: f'(x)= show max or min ip; f''=0
If f is ccu or ccd what happens first and second deriv ccu: first ( increasing) second (positive) ccd: first (decreasing) second (negative)
original function is increasing or decreasing what happens to f'(x) and f''(x) increasing: first will be positive decreasing: first will be negative
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