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Elementary Calculus
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De Moivre's Formula
Example 5
Problems
death rate
Example 1
definite integral
Theorem 1: Arbitrary Infinitesimals
Regions under a Curve
Definite Integral
Problems
Area of a Semicircle
Trapezoidal Approximation
Example 1
Definite Integral Form
General Solution
definite integrals
Partial Sum Σ
definite integration
Example 7: Area Under A Semicircle
definition
Changing of Curve Direction
Area between two Curves
definitive integration
Example 4
degenerate
Second Degree Curves (Cases)
deleted neighborhood
Neighbourhood of a Real Number
delta
The Hyperreal Line
Independent and Dependent Variables
denominator
Example 1: Complex Product
dependent variable
Drawing Graphs of Functions
Example 3: Finding Values of Terms by Substitution
Independent and Dependent Variables
Example 3: Distace between Two Parting Ships (Three Variables depending on Time)
Solids of Revolution
Cylindrical Shell Method
Example 3
Example 5
Second Order Homogeneous Linear Equations
derivative
Example 1:
Definition of Differentials
Summary
Power Series Formulas
derivative of logarithmic functions
Example 2
derivatives
Derivatives
Independent and Dependent Variables
Example 2: Derivative of the Root-Function
Example 3: Derivative of the Rational Function
Example 4: Absolute Value Function
Example 5: Parabola
Example 6
Problems
derivatives of logarithmic functions
Problems
differences
Corollaries
Example 4
differential
Definition of Differentials
differential equation
Method For Solving
Problems
Second Order Homogeneous Linear Differential Equation with Constant Coefficients
Problems
Principle of Second Order Superposition
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
Example 4
Example 5
Example 6
Problems (Particular and General Solution of Differential Equations)
General Solution of First Order Differential Equation
Problems
differential equations
Extra Problems (Differential Equations)
Second Order Linear Differential Equation with Constant Coefficients
differentiation
Derivatives
Independent and Dependent Variables
Example 1:
Example 2: Derivative of the Root-Function
Example 3: Derivative of the Rational Function
Example 4: Absolute Value Function
Example 5: Parabola
Example 6
Problems
Example 1
Changes of y Along the Curve
Increment Theorem and Proof
Example 2
Example 3
Example 4
Example 5
Problems
Derivatives of Rational Functions
Theorem 2: Sum Rule
Theorem 3: Constant Rule
Theorem 4: Product Rule
Theorem 5: Power Rule
Theorem 6: Quotient Rule
Theorem 7: Power Rule for Negative Exponents
Example 3
Example 4
Example 5: Sum Rule
Example 7: Power Rule for Negative Exponents
Problems
Common Inverse Functions
Inverse Function Rule
Example 1
Example 2
Theorem 1
Proof of Theorem 1
Example 3
Example 4: Power Rule for Rational Exponents
Example 5
Transcendental Functions
Trigonometric Functions
Unit Circle
Right Triangle
Sine and Cosine
Derivatives of Sine and Cosine
Example 1
Example 2
Exponential Functions
Chain Rule
Chain Rule - Definition and Proof
Example 1
Example 2
Chain Rule with Dependent Variables
Example 1 (Continued)
Example 2 (Continued)
Power Rule General Form
Chain Rule - Applications
Example 3
Example 4
Example 5
Parametric Equations
Example 6
Example 7
Example 8
Higher Derivatives - Definition
Mnemonic For the Definition
Velocity Acceleration
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
Implicit Functions
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
Example 4
Example 5
Problems
Extra Problems for Chapter 2
Existance of Slope
Example 1
Example 2
Corollaries
Derivative of 1/v
Deriving Exponential Functions
Introducing e
Example 3
The Natural Logarithm
Important Rules for Logarithms
Example 4
Summary
Problems
Problems
Problems
Example 4
Problems
differentiationtangent line
Differentials and Tangent Lines
Direct Test
Direct Test
Example 5
Example 6
Sollution Two: Implicit Differentiation
directed line segment
Directed Line Segment
direction angles
Example 6
Angle Between Two Vectors - Direction Cosines
direction cosine
Example 8
direction cosines
Example 7
Problems
Angle Between Two Vectors - Direction Cosines
Unit Vector
direction vector
Vectors and Plane Geometry
Example 8: A Triangle's Medians Intersecting (Proof)
directional derivative
Theorem 1: Directional Derivatives (Two Variables)
Corollaries
Directional Derivatives and Gradients (Three Variables)
directrix
Parabolas
Examples of Parabolas
Example 1: Vertical Parabola
Graphing a Parabola
Problems
disc method
Disc Method
Example 1: Right Circular Cone
Summary
Example 5
Problems
discontinuous
Example 8
discontinuous functions
Integral of Discontinuous Functions
discriminant
Discriminant of an Equation - Discriminant Test
Quadratic Formula
discriminant test
Discriminant of an Equation - Discriminant Test
Problems
displacement
Vectors
distance
Example 1: Distance Between Two Points
Applications Of Functions
Example 4
distance between two points
Distance Between Two Points
distance formula
Example 1: Treasure Map (One Variable)
Distributive Laws
Scalar Multiple - Theorem 3
diverge
Example 1 (Continued)
divergence
Problems
Corollaries: Convergent and Divergent Sums
Positive Term Series - Theorem 1
Problems
Example 4: Ratio Test (Diverging Series)
Summary of Series Convergence Tests
Problems
Theorem 1: Converging Geometric Series
Curl and Divergence
divergence of vector field
Example 1
Divergence Theorem
Gauss' Theorem
Problems
Division by zero
II. Transfer Principle
L'Hospitals Rule for Division by Zero
domain
Domain of Functons (exmpl. 1-3 cont.)
Example 2: Length of a Shadow (Two Variables)
Critical Point Theorem
Interior Points of Intervals
Second Derivative Test
Method For Finding Maxima and Minima
domain of a function
Problems
domain of a real function
Domain of a Real Function
dot productproduct of a scalar and a vector
Inner Product
double integral
Double Integrals
Double Riemann Sum
Double Riemann Sum - Rectangular Region
Double Riemann Sum - Generalized
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dummy variable
Riemann Sum
How to Compute Limits
Last Update: 2006-11-25