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    The document provides an overview of basic math concepts including maxima and minima, slope of functions, and lectures. It discusses slope, what slope is, how to calculate slope, and examples of increasing and decreasing slope. It also includes examples of objective questions about slope, velocity, and motion graphs and discusses analyzing these types of questions.

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    Basic Math Maxima & Minima

    Slope of Function
    LECTURE 3
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    Slope of Function
    LECTURE 3
    SLOP E
    What is the Slope

    SLOP E SL OP E
    Let’s Feel the Slope

    SL OP E
    If the boy run forward, what will be rise
    Let’s Feel the Slope

    SLOP E

    If the boy run forward, what will be fall


    Let’s Feel the Slope

    NO SLOPE
    If the boy run forward, what will be rise or fall
    Conclusion

    What is Slope
    The slope or gradient of a line is a number that describes both
    the direction and the steepness of the line.

    Slope is calculated by finding the ratio of the "vertical change"


    to the "horizontal change" between (any) two distinct points on
    a line.
    Conclusion

    What is Slope Slope is calculated by finding the ratio of the "vertical change"
    to the "horizontal change" between (any) two distinct points
    on a line.
    Comment on the slopes of lines
    Shown in figure
    Example At what time is the Speed Negative?
    A. 1 sec
    B. 2.5 sec
    C. 4 sec
    D. None of these
    Example At what time is the Velocity Negative?
    A. 1 sec
    B. 3.5 sec
    C. 4 sec
    D. None of these
    Example At what time is the Velocity Zero?
    A. 1 sec
    B. 2 sec
    C. 4 sec
    D. None of these
    Example A particle is moving according to the position time(x-t) graph as
    shown. Find velocity of particle at t = 1 sec , 3 sec , 5 sec.

    x(m)
    Example The x-t graph represents

    A. Constant velocity
    B. Velocity of the body continuously changing
    C. Instantaneous velocity
    D. The body travels with constant speed upto
    time t1 and then stops
    Example A particle is moving in such a way that its displacement is
    related with time by the equation x = (10-4t+6t2)m. The
    diagram showing variation of velocity of particle with time is

    A. B.

    Velocity
    C. D.
    Time
    Increasing and Decreasing Slope

    S LO P E

    S LOPE
    Let’s Feel the Increasing and Decreasing Slope

    Differentiate y = x2 w.r.t. x, and find the first derivative


    Let’s Feel the Increasing and Decreasing Slope

    Plot y = x2
    Let’s Feel the Increasing and Decreasing Slope

    Comment on the slope of the curve shown in figure

    Positive Increasing
    Positive Decreasing
    Negative Increasing
    Negative Decreasing
    Let’s Feel the Increasing and Decreasing Slope

    Comment on the slope of the curve shown in figure

    Positive Increasing
    Positive Decreasing
    Negative Increasing
    Negative Decreasing
    Let’s Feel the Increasing and Decreasing Slope

    Comment on the rate of change slope of the curve shown in figure


    Analogy to understand Rate of change of Slope

    Consider a car moving as shown in figure


    a
    10 m/s 20 m/s
    Let’s Feel the Increasing and Decreasing Slope

    Comment on the slope of the curve shown in figure


    Let’s Feel the Increasing and Decreasing Slope

    Comment on the rate of change slope of the curve shown in figure


    Analogy to understand Rate of change of Slope

    Consider a car moving as shown in figure


    a
    10 m/s 5 m/s
    Let’s Feel the Increasing and Decreasing Slope

    Comment on the slope of the curve shown in figure


    Let’s Feel the Increasing and Decreasing Slope

    Comment on the rate of change slope of the curve shown in figure


    Analogy to understand Rate of change of Slope

    Consider a car moving as shown in figure


    a
    5 m/s 10 m/s
    Let’s Feel the Increasing and Decreasing Slope

    Comment on the slope of the curve shown in figure


    Let’s Feel the Increasing and Decreasing Slope

    Comment on the rate of change slope of the curve shown in figure


    Analogy to understand Rate of change of Slope

    Consider a car moving as shown in figure


    a
    20 m/s 10 m/s
    Let’s Feel the Increasing and Decreasing Slope
    Example Find the region where speed is increasing & where speed is
    decreasing.
    A. Increasing at AB, Decreasing at BC
    B. Increasing at BC, Decreasing at AB
    C. Increasing at BC, Decreasing at CD
    D. None of these

    A
    Example The displacement versus time graph for a body moving a
    straight line in figure. Which of the following regions
    represents the motion when no force is acting on body
    x

    A. ab
    B. bc
    C. cd
    D. de
    Objective Question Discussion
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