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Calc Notes

1. There are four main ways to represent functions: algebraically, numerically, graphically, and verbally. Some essential functions include constant, linear, quadratic, cubic, absolute value, square root, and trigonometric functions. 2. New functions can be created from old functions using transformations like shifting, stretching/shrinking, reflections, and compositions. Exponential functions include the natural exponential function f(x)=e^x and logarithmic functions, which are inverses of exponential functions. 3. To find the inverse of a function, you replace x and y, solve for y, and replace the function symbol. Determining if two functions are inverses involves checking if f(g(

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Calc Notes

1. There are four main ways to represent functions: algebraically, numerically, graphically, and verbally. Some essential functions include constant, linear, quadratic, cubic, absolute value, square root, and trigonometric functions. 2. New functions can be created from old functions using transformations like shifting, stretching/shrinking, reflections, and compositions. Exponential functions include the natural exponential function f(x)=e^x and logarithmic functions, which are inverses of exponential functions. 3. To find the inverse of a function, you replace x and y, solve for y, and replace the function symbol. Determining if two functions are inverses involves checking if f(g(

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1.2 Essential functions

polynomial polynomial
polynomial in a

÷#¥ #
A

constant function Square function identity function


linear function
x)=c, ( parabola) or

Instant HX)=
Polynomial
a

#
a t

x
Hii
cubic function Absolute value
' function
f-( X) = X
f- CX) -_ txt

it

t W
.

It X
W
.

square root Reciprocal


function function
f-Cx) -

TX Kx) -

Ein et
A

1-
'
.

ur

Trigonometric Exponential
function function

fcx) sinx fix)=b×


-
-

or
f-( X) -
-

cosy
r n n

t
'

F
^
A

w
"
x

Trigonometric Logarithmic
function
function
f-CX) -

Logbx
f-CX)
-

=
tan x

1.3 New functions from Old functions

o
transformations
o
composite function

3 Steps I step
to the
down
left
d ↳ reflection
shrinking around
the X
axis
f-Lg Chex))

f- (g ( x3+2)
' 2 '

= f- (x t 2) = f- ( X + 4)
6

HX 1- 4) =

FEE

1. 4 Exponential functions

f- ( x) = bit

natural exponential function f-CX) = ex

1.5 inverse functions and logarithms


functions is the of
Logarithmic inverse

exponential functions
1. 5 inverse functions

① Finding inverse functions

steps : a. Replace fox) with y


b .
Replace X and y (switch places)
C . Solve for y
'
f ( x ) symbol
-

d . Put the

Example i find the inverse of f-CX) -

- XZ

rye XF
-

① y -

-
X ③ -
-

② x =
y
'
④ Exp ± Tx

A
→ y X-
-
-
timer

ciara: "
""

Both functions are


the line
symmetric over

x
y =
X

inverse I -15 @ of
]
functions
if we are
given a
graph and we are

asked to draw it's inverse the symmetry


line
helps you
② Determine weather Kx) and g Cx) are inverses

of one another

i
@j÷ pls
f- Cg CX) ] =
X , g[fun ] =
X

Example , are f-( X ) =


3×+9 and g ( x)
-
-

inverses of eachother ?

① f- [ gcx))
t
(Xj) =

3/(43-1) -19 if ,
J
=
x -1g -4g = XI
② g [ Hx))
913×+9) =
=
# =
x

therefore f-Cx) and gcx) are inverses of eachother

Random info :

-
Vertical line test → to prove if your graph is

a function

- Horizontal line test → to prove your function is

one -

to -

one aka has

an inverse
A function is Even if A function is odd if
f-C- x) -
- HX) ft -

X) = -
f-CX)

HX)
"
-13212g f-Cx) = Xs -12×3
x

-13745
=

↳ K x) -
-

-
C- x)
"
H -

x) =L -

XP -12C XP -

xs 2×3
It I
345 texts - -

H 4) -
= -
I [45+2×3]
f- L -

x ) = -
I [ f- Cx)]
A function is neither if fc -

x) = - f- Cx)
f- C -

X) f -
fix) or Hx)
f-Cx )=x③ 5X②t2° -
neither
-
Letsproveit Graph wise
'
,

'

f- c- x) =L -

xp -
Stx ) -12
Even asymmetry
'
about
-

H -

D= -

x3 -
SX t 2

f- C- X) t f- ( X)
y axis
to pro
right looks like left
it's f- ( x)
-
I [ X' +5×2-2]
symmetric about
=

not
me

HX)
odd :
ffx) F
-

odd the origin (010)


well
f- (x) # f- LX) or
ft X
-

)
1
take
its neither Quadrants
out
and 3 and
a
negative
G) 2 and 4

p H x
-

) C- XXXX
-

H -

x) -
- =L -

x) IX )
"m
f- C- x ) =
-
f- Cx)
fax ,=
odd function
f- C- x) = f- ( x)
Finding Domains and Range
f- ( X ) Rational
domain of y side note i
i

function vertical line test


is used to determine
if a is a
f-CX) graph
=
7- X
-

3 function

g. CX) = XZ -12 X IS
-

one to one function


Horizontal line
f 7 X -
3
test
-
= -

g x
-
+ 2X -

IS ← to one to one
means that the

o
) inverse tfuunnctioign
is to
-
x + 2x -

(X -15 ) ( x 3) to IS
-
-

TX )
X -15 to x -

3 to
5 -3
X t -

S x 't 3

Domain : IR -

{ -
S ,
3 }
or

f- o
,
-

5) Uts , 3) U (3 ,
o
)

Domain of HX) =
Nxt square root

function

odd @
'

fjs.si
XIYI 79/4 ,

x
Domain : C- 4 ,
W
)
absloute value functions
graphing
① Absloute value function -0 f-CX) = / X1

\
a -
convert it to a
peice wise function
b- plot points for both new functions ( peke )
wise

graph of absolute value function should look

g.
meaning µ, en , , ↳

""

ti :: : ÷ :S
2. 2 limit Of
a function Chapter
two
strategies ,

( Direct
"

substitution)
"

① Plug in the x - s n in your function

Rational functions
② Use a common factor for your function and then
" "
in function
plug in x Sn
-

③ Estimate numbers to plug / substitute in the


function

x3 27
Example ¥7,3
-

① Direct substitution
-713333272 =
X

② factoring → A
' -
'
B = ( A B) ( A
-
'
t AB -1132)

= isexzdirezexeugbstitution
s

how we ✓
Find the limit of :

Fox)
^
Iim Ex) = 2 l im f- Cx) = 2

I X S2
-

×→z
-

- -. ..
. .

f- ( 2) DINE
- -

" 2
x
ma open
circle
=

I
what is the limit as
lximsj ! p
HX)
.

^
fix -9:#

<,,,,#f×
-
to.

4 t-••

32
I > as x -
-

him fix, = z
X -33
-

-
3

- v v

lximsjf
what is the limit as ")

?
Lim f- CX) = 2
"
X -
>3

lxim,gHX
what is the limit as )
,
L

as X -
>3 Lim f- CX) = 2 ←
Keep in mind that the
from both → X >3
limit
-

sides exists because

X-334 and
-

x -33
are the same

find f-(3)
f-(3) = 4

we look at the closed circle


as calculating limits
using limit Laws

Examples :

Lim X th = 3
x -73 WITH
-
solve
using limit laws Directory
Lim x -14 = him X 1- lim 4

x -31 x
-

> I
x >
-
I
= I t 4 = 5

time
x. → 3
Evaluating
limits
¥
substituent
T in limit

if it gives you value


1
a value then that's it

your answer If undefined


did you get

I FI
I
I
no o

¥ It
strategy
:
strategy ;
Deduce it
factoring Expanding
,
its :
common denominators ,
1- cry

trig identities,
.
-

etc
-
no .

D. NE .

then , approximate
close numbers

to limit
2- 5
continuity a Discontinuity

3 Step continuity test

1 .
Ha) is defined

2. him fix) exists


+ →a

3. him f- LX) =
f- Ca)
x -
sa

Example :

{ FEE
X C 2 we have

text
dznuamn.gs
.

2x -15 X 33 3
So we

use
them as

① f- (3) 213) -15 6 -1 5 11


=
=
=
a

jump
' l 'd
② Yim -15=11

]
213 ) -15 = b
,z+=
discontinuity
Lim 7
-

32-2 = 9 -

2 =

x -73 =

him = D NE
x. → 3

function is disanti nous at x =3


y x

k¥3
xx) =

{ S
I
X = -
I

⑨ fl t) -
= 5 r

2+5 3
) t s
=

② 2C
=
t
-

align
-
=
*

him +
= C- IT -12 = It 2 =3
x s
-
-

Lim = 3 ✓
x -
s -
I

""
t ft y-

y
③ fish ,

Discontinuous at X = -
I
Limits at x ;

Horizontal asymptotes

Limits at a for parabolas and cubic functions

Lim [xD = -10


x -
so

-
him [ x ] =
f -
-
Y =
x x

x
-
s -
o

Iim [x3] of t
'

=
( = x

x
-
so

' 3
him [ X ] =
f- a) =
-
x

x
-
s -

④ Limit at x for polynomials


can
you
[ 5/-124 ×③y
'

him
-

cancel
*→
- a
✓ the insignificant
Lim f -
X
'
] = -
C -

of terms

x -
s -
o
= - C -
x
) = To WHOI
lower
degree
Example :

¥7.6343
"
- sx ]

4
him E- 5×43 =
-
S C a)
-

o
s
5 Cto)
-

x
-

= -
D

⑨ Limit at infinity given a rational

function

① jitsu 'T =

% why ?
try values
② plugging
Yim - • It = °
for x and notice

your y values

I = o .
I
10
x :c 66 I
= Or 01
Y T us #
-

,
idly 100

1- = o .
001
1000
Iim 58-12 =
0
x -
so -

7- X -

xD
wt heavier
than
goal I
t.LI

him
8x€sx
x→oT¥7
( Degree of denominator =
degree of
it
numerator
⑨ Divide the coefficients '

SX (

1-
¥ -

8×2 -

HH
IF
-

4×2+7 Cxt ) F
+

5 £5

= = 2
4 1- I 4 to
X2←
IF
?

§ highest
I ↳

him -
SX -
7x③ 3
degree
x s
-
-
a
2×414×30-9174) owls glM
x3 ,

5- - 7 flag) 'M @ zsj


Lim
I
2×-1-14
x-7 -
a -

×3 denominator
bottom heavy = O
7
Lim
O -

=
651 w.fi
x→ -

0074-0 14
rgj.go-I.iq
I
-

=
A top heavy rational function

① sxtbx
Big, wig
him
x→x¥ 161 Widodo

first way second way

d. try to 5×+6×2
(¥)
insignificant
.

remove
values
him -

' x-sogx-8.CI)
line 5kt bx
X -203¥ Lim St GX
=
S -16lb
x→T -

¥
a
3
Lim # 3
2X o
-

x s
- - 3X
w
St
g-
= = x

him = Ko) = to g-
x -

so

② ¥7 . '

= to
Find the horizontal and vertical asymptotes
for the following function :

'

f- (X ) = E
XL -
X4

Horizontal is end behavior ( lignite


)
-

vertical → points where the function is not


defined

4
"
Xx x ← remove
VA = XZ -

X t O
HA
-

-
Lim -
insignificant
's
xx values
y x
if
→ • '

I -
X ) t O
XX
Lim -1
rxt-F.fi
= - = -

*
x
Io,
-

x so
- -

X 0
4 =
'
X I
Yt
&
-

x = -

HA -
-
Lim -
I
x→ -
o
H x4-

rxtx if -
-

= -
L
X = I I
Squeezer
thereon

hlx) Efc x) E GLX)


Lim here) = him g La ) = L
x →a x -
sa

then , him FCX) = L


x -
sa

Examples :
q -
x' EFCX) E 8-1×3
then find him f-Cx) = ?
x s
-
o

him @ -

X
'
) e
ljgmfox ) E
gm→d8xx3)
x -
so
3

8 - 03 E him fcx) E 8 1- O

x -70

him 18 X )-
'
= 8 E him fix) E him (8-1×3)=8
x so x so x -70
- -

him co -
xD = him (8-1213) = 8
x -70 x
-
so

then him f-Cx) = O


x→ o
* special trig limits

t -

alimony or = I

o
¥7
2- =

Example ;

④ find
Kim >o xd #
jim 8X ?

¥
thereon
8
fins o
• 8

him -

8 .

• x so-
8X
-
I
limits
gin 8x 8 I II

hiFoTx
= . =

-
=
I
I =

⑦ find -

otim→o →
finfoot oligo E -

-
.

1- t I
s 1 a = .

Osco)
f
2.7 Derivatives and
Rate of change
instantaneous instant
slope of the
tangent line = =

Rate of velocity
change

÷
fix )

¥
=
TX
# y

fix I
tinny !
-

fighting no¥EE
-
-

= =
of
Entire -1
Etf .

Ninth 1- Tx
=

z Tx
¥61 Special kinds of limits 2.7
id
l
x x x
y
Derivatives
slope instantaneous
out
rates
of velocity a
of
the
tangent ¥I
him
h
change
line M no
-

speed
f-Lath) Ha ) at
Lim
-

m= -

a
X -70 h
certain
Nim thx) - Ha) point
-
sa
x
-

X I
tant
Ext Rim por liner
tan

find the equation


of the tangent
-
X at
the parabola Y
-

line
-

to

points PLI ,
1) u

y y ,=m( x
xp
-
-

I 4

xi-txime.EE#fsYnem--
Yet

him
X I
life> sixty =
I -11=2

I
-

x. →

Y 1=20
-
-

)
l
E- I
Lim -
1=2 X
-

2
y -

X -71 X I
-

2X 241
y
-
-

¥7, I- I y=zxTj
another way to write the slope WHIG
f- Lath) f-Ca ) One point
Lim
-

me
getting
-

is
x -70 h
Ex :3
closer to
CN another
is dropped from
Bau
i.

tower 450 on
above ground -

point and
,

of motion
the equation were
using
s =
= 4.ge ← ⇐o trying to
I od '
-

µ find the

after 5 Seconds
a) find velocity limit
f- = 5 s
ult )
-

-
Lim fifth)
to:B,
L

h -20 h
?
'
V fctth ) 4. gftth )
-
-
-

4-
9CtthY -
4.9 EZ
ult) -
-
Lim -

h -20 h

.
'

= Lim
4. 9h42 th th ) -
4
-

n -

so h

= him 4942+9.8 th-4.sn


-

h so
h
-

" "
'

n'is him
-

.
.

velocity at t
-

- S
Lim 9.8T -14.90) = 9.8T 9.8 (5) 49
.

h -70 MIS
b)
ho is the ball travelling
when it hits the ground ?

When the ball hit the ground


it means it travelled the whole

450 meters
0161 2%
4500 needed to

¥
4. 9th = I
relationship
Fg find a

velocity
between

TEX -

-
€8 and time

solve
to

most
of

the question
✓ ( 9.57=9.8 ( g. s )
Eisa

velocity y

and
speed time
distance
5
dog .
o
find the velocity of the ball at city
g,
DH' t -

- O
d
¥

of the function
① find the deravitive
the number
a
'
8 at
f-CX) = X -
X + g

solve J
f- Cath ) fca ) using
Ha)
-

-
- Lim -
the

h -
so
h ( definition
ka) = of -8 a -13

f-Cath ) = Cathie -
8 Cath) -19

Lim
Hak
h
h -70

slim
h -
so
'
'

" th o
n'To
-

slim
=n yo
=

h 2 a 8
h -20
-

=
f- LX) -
-
5X -
4

find f ' ( X)
' for th ) ffx)
f- CX)
-

= him -

h → o h

Hx) ¥sxt1
thing
-

,
h

= him 4¥14
h-
h -
so h

SH
slim -

h -70
X

= him 5 =
5
h →o
find f' CX) for flex) =
XZ
using the

definition of the deravitive

' fcxth ) fix)


f- Cx)
-

- Lim -

h so
-
h

'
( x th } X
Lim
-

=
-

h -

so h

=tim*¥
him 1hL 2X th )
-

n -
so k

slim 2x th
h -
so

= him 2X to

h -70

f' CX) =
2X
FLY
)=yL f' CX) the
find using

definition

ftxth ) f- CX)
FH )
tihmoh
-

=
him ¥h , -

xtfxxxthg
- if you
- have a
h -

so
h ( X ) Cath) complex
fraction
slim X Kth) multiply
and
-

h -20
-
top
hfyylxth ) bottom BY
common
ex X h
-

denominator
-

=
him -

h -
so
hlxycxth) rt the
fractions

.ms/hCXllxth
a

him .
)

nimoy
'
-

¥7
HX) =
Tx find flex) using the

definition

fix) = him
¥¥k
h -20 hey -
,

( Nxt Tx)
him
txt -
Tx x
+

--h
=

n so
xcrxtxrx)
-

4th rxxf-h-EE.hn#acicaes
+
= him - fraction in a

h so hlxrth Tx )
t
4%9
-

1. eats
= him # congregate
h -70
Xl Txt h 1- Tx )

= him
I
=
=L
h -
so Enix rfxtrx
I
'
f- Cx)
#
=
si
Deravitives
constant function
g we dont
f- Yc) = 0 need to
prove
linear function our
'
f- ( X ) = I derawihves

power function
'
nxn
-

ft xn ) =

Example : t '
6×5
'

Kx 's =
by =

Example :
-1
fkrrx ) =
Exit =

ZFX

Example questions ; find oferavitive


-

HX) =
I X -
I 1- 12
f- ( x) =L
Z
X

f- ( t) = I .
Ht
" - 5.2 ME
" I
f 't t ) l
l 't)
-

s 1.4 ( 4) t -
5.2

'
I
-

=
5.6 t -
S . 2 ( I) t

5.6 t ' I
-

= -
2. b t

fcx) = ( 3X
-

l ) ( X t 2)

f- LX) -

-
3×2 + 6 X -

X
-
2

FIX) = 3×2+5 X - 2

' tox
f- ( X) = + S

b
FIX)
-

=
Ex
t I
'
-
-

f- CX) = C -

G CX)

= -6g
7
X
.
I
Iz
-

IX -
x
f-CX)
-

X
-

= X -

= t -

f x
-

I
I
FKX)
"

= x -
( x,

' '
I I
¥
-

=L
-

Ix x
-
-

=
Xt t 4×+3 're
if your still
f- ( x) = -

Tx simplifying
use ft X)

HH
If I died
=
+ +
.

Tx
fl ( X)

XZ 'T t
-

= + 4 X + 3 x

E' CX) Ext I


-

I
Zz
-

=
t 2x -

2×3+3
'

fly) = X -
12 X t I

'
f- ( x)
'

= 6x t G X t 12

More functions : Denari five


IT ,
la 's = a' in a

② d- ( e 's = et
DX
8)
Ea
d
( log
ax )
=

DJ

Ty thx ) =
¥

d
9) ( sin x)
.

= cos X
Tx

si x
¥
n

10) ( cos x ) =
-

Il ) d X
( tan x) =
Sec

DJ

)
¥ ( CSC csc x tax
co
12 x) =
-

÷
tan x
13) ( Sec x ) = Sec x
I ( cot x)
-

M) -
Csc X
=

dy

find the equation of the tangent


and the normal vine
line
"
to the curve y=x4 + 2e

at Loc 2)
find the equation of the normal

line to y
-
- Tx that is

to 2X Ty =L
Partaken

slope of
I ④
Tangent #
line

I
TX 2x ty
-

here 11 to
-

is
y
-

therefore 2x + I
y = -

Slope of
↳ 1m-
the
HX) -

-
TY normal

I
line
fly) =

# = c)
slope
the
of

tangent
line

Fx =L

I → ( Ill )
X -

- I → y =

Y I 2C X
)
l
-

= -
-
3. 5 Implicit differentiation dud
dX
EX : find
¥1 xztzxy + ya = S

-s too 't .

-
' Ew
① Differentiate X -12×9492=5 product rule
fkxlgcxifcxlgkx,
(1) ditzy dye =h
=

2X -12 ( Y ) 1- 2X
DX DX
-
whenever you
diff .
y you
must add dy
F

¥
2x dy
ZX -12g
off
+
+29
AT -

zy

¥ # # F. ¥ ¥ ' -

t
-

x
# + is
off ,
= -
x -

I÷ic÷¥=
-
to

dy
- = -
I
DX
find dy for 5 Xy -

y
'
= 8
-

DX

① Differentiate and add did after every diff .

y
U
dx
v

XX)
'
(S -

y = 8

% DI
'
5 ( b) -15 X ( 1) -
3y = o

DX

-
5µg
1- Sx
¥ 35¥ -
=

Is,

¥
'
Sx 3 y
-

=
-

Sy

ddtffsx -
-

353 =

Sx -
3 yr
SX -
3 y
-

s y
dy
JEY
=

DJ

find
of 36 =
NEZ

36 =
fax)
- =
glxlfcxj-kxyg.ly
-

- 'T 94) (g
o =
(x +
yay
o = ( 2x -12g )I

I :# safe
yds
¥ I
-

dy =

DI

chain rule

fcgcx )) = f' Cgl .

gtcx

fto) =

'

Hx) -

-
cos ( x)
= - sin ( 2x)

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