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    DIFFERENTIAL AND INTEGRAL


    CALCULUS
    DEFINITION OF THE DERIVATIVE OF
    ONE QUANTITY WITH RESPECT TO
    ANOTHER.
    • Given the function:
    • Definitions:
    •
    •
    APPLICATIONS:

    •Slope of a line tangent to a curve


    •Rate of change of related quantities (one
    with the other)
    •Time Rates
    •Maximum and Minimum Values
    Properties; Rules
    and Formulas
    RULES OF DIFFERENTIATION
    • I. RULES OF DIFFERENTIATION

    • (The Constant Rule)


    • (The Identity Function Rule)
    •
    • (The Sum Rule)
    • (The Product Rule)

    • (The Quotient Rule)

    • (The Power Rule)


    •

    • Where:
    Derivative of transcendental
    functions
    I. Derivative of Trigonometric Function
    •
    •
    •

    •
    •

    • where: u = f(x)
    II. DERIVATIVE OF INVERSE
    TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS
    where: u = f(x)
    Derivative of Logarithmic and Exponential
    Functions

    where: u = f(x)
    Hyperbolic functions
    Definition of Hyperbolic Functions
    1.

    2.

    3.
    Derivatives of hyperbolic
    functions
    where: u = f(x)
    THE INDETERMINATE FORMS

    •Theorem: L’Hospital Rule or LHR


    If , then

    provided that the latter exist


    THE INDETERMINATE FORMS
    •LHR states that to evaluate the limit of the fraction that
    takes the form at x = a, differentiate the numerator and
    denominator separately and then take the limit of the new
    fraction . In case the new fraction assumes again the form ,
    the process may be repeated, reapply LHR.

    •Note: before reapplying the LHR at any stage, simplify first


    the new quotient whenever possible.
    THE INDETERMINATE FORMS
    •I. The Indeterminate Forms

    •If , then the function defined by is said to have


    the indeterminate form at x = a. To evaluate ,
    we apply LHR.
    THE INDETERMINATE FORMS
    If , then the fraction defined by is said to
    have the indeterminate form at x = a. LHR is
    also applicable for this form.
    THE INDETERMINATE FORMS
    •II. The Indeterminate Forms

    •If , then the function defined by the product of f(x)g(x) is said to have the
    indeterminate form at x = a. Forms of this type can be change into the form
    so that LHR can be applied. To effect this change, we rewrite f(x)g(x) into any
    of the following forms:

    •In general, one form is better than the other but the choice depend upon the
    given product f(x) g(x).

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