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Calculus I
Formula Sheet
Chapter 4
Section 4.1
1. Definition of the Extrema of a function:
Let
f
be defined on interval
I
:
( )
fc
is abs min when
( )
()fc fx
on
I
( )
fc
is abs max when
( )
()fc fx
on
I
2. Exterme Value Theorem:
If
f
is cts on
[,]ab
Then
f
has both max/min on
[,]ab
3. Definition of Relative Extrema:
If
( )
fc
is max on
(,)ab
(open interval)
Then
( )
fc
is rel max
If
( )
fc
is min on
(open interval)
Then
( )
fc
is rel min
4. Definition of a Critical Number:
Let
f
be defined at
c
Then
c
is a critical number if
o
()
0fc
=
or
o
()
fc
DNE
5. Relative extrema occur only at c.n.
6. Find extrema on
[ , ]:ab
f
cts on
[,]ab
o Find c.n. on
o Eval
f
at:
a
, all c.n.,
b
o Smallest = abs max
o Largest = abs min
Section 4.2
7. Rolle’s Theorem
f
cts on
[,]ab
f
diff on
( )
()f a fb=
there is at least one
c
in
such
that
( )
0fc
=
8. Mean Value Theorem
f
cts on
[,]ab
f
diff on
there exists a
c
in
(,)ab
such that
( )
() ()fb fa
fc ba
=
Section 4.3
9. Definition of Increasing and Decreasing
Increasing:
( ) ( )
12 1 2
x x fx fx<⇒ <
Decreasing:
( ) ( )
12 1 2
x x fx fx<⇒ >
10. Test for Increasing and Decreasing
f
cts on
[,]ab
f
diff on
o
( )
0fx
>
on
(,)ab
increasing
o
( )
0fx
<
on
(,)ab
decreasing
o
( )
0fx
=
on
(,)ab
constant
11. Find interval of increasing and decreasing
f
cts on
(,)ab
Find c.n. on
(,)ab
Create intervals
Find the sign of
( )
fx
on each interval
o +
increasing
o
−⇒
decreasing
12. The First Derivative Test
c
is a c.n. in
f
cts on
(,)ab
f
diff on
except possibly at
c
o
( )
fc
change to +
is rel min
o
( )
fc
change + to
is rel max
o + to + or to
neither max nor min
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Calculus I

Formula Sheet

Chapter 4

Section 4.

  1. Definition of the Extrema of a function: Let f be defined on interval I :

• f ( ) c is abs min when f ( ) c ≤ f ( ) x on I

• f ( ) c is abs max when f ( ) c ≥ f ( ) x on I

  1. Exterme Value Theorem: If f is cts on [ , ] a b Then f has both max/min on [ , ] a b
  2. Definition of Relative Extrema:

• If f ( ) c is max on ( , ) a b (open interval)

Then f ( ) c is rel max

• If f ( ) c is min on ( , ) a b (open interval)

Then f ( ) c is rel min

  1. Definition of a Critical Number: Let f be defined at c Then c is a critical number if

o f ′ ( ) c = 0 or

o f ′^ ( ) c DNE

  1. Relative extrema occur only at c.n.
  2. Find extrema on [ , ] : a b
    • f cts on [ , ] a b o Find c.n. on ( , ) a b o Eval f at: a , all c.n., b o Smallest = abs max o Largest = abs min

Section 4.

  1. Rolle’s Theorem
    • f cts on [ , ] a b
    • f diff on ( , ) a b

• f ( a ) = f b ( )

⇒ there is at least one c in ( , ) a b such

that f ′ ( ) c = 0

  1. Mean Value Theorem
    • f^ cts on [ , ] a b
    • f^ diff on ( , ) a b ⇒ there exists a c in ( , ) a b such that

f b ( ) f a ( ) f c b a

Section 4.

  1. Definition of Increasing and Decreasing

• Increasing: x 1 < x 2 ⇒ f ( x 1 ) < f ( x 2 )

• Decreasing: x 1 < x 2 ⇒ f ( x 1 ) > f ( x 2 )

  1. Test for Increasing and Decreasing
    • f cts on [ , ] a b
    • f^ diff on ( , ) a b

o f ′^ ( x ) > 0 on ( , ) a b ⇒ increasing

o f ′^ ( x ) < 0 on ( , ) a b ⇒ decreasing

o f ′ ( x ) = 0 on ( , ) a b ⇒ constant

  1. Find interval of increasing and decreasing
    • f cts on ( , ) a b
    • Find c.n. on ( , ) a b
    • Create intervals

• Find the sign of f ′ ( x )on each interval

o + ⇒ increasing o − ⇒ decreasing

  1. The First Derivative Test
    • c is a c.n. in ( , ) a b
    • f cts on ( , ) a b
    • f diff on ( , ) a b except possibly at c

o f ′^ ( ) c change – to +

⇒ f ( ) c is rel min

o f ′^ ( ) c change + to –

⇒ f ( ) c is rel max

o + to + or – to – ⇒ neither max nor min

Section 4.

  1. Definition of Concavity
    • f diff on ( , ) a b

o f ′^ ( x )increasing

⇒ concave upward

o f ′^ ( x )decreasing

⇒ concave downward

  1. Test for Concavity
    • Find Intervals using o f ′′( )^ x = 0 o f ′′^ DNE o f undefined
    • Write Intervals
    • f ′′^ exists on interval ( , ) a b

o f ′′^ ( x ) > 0 ⇒ concave upward

o f ′′ ( x ) < 0 ⇒ concave downward

  1. Definition of Point of Inflection
    • f cts on ( , ) a b
    • c in ( , ) a b
    • Graph of f has tangent line at c
    • Graph changes from: o Concave up to concave down o Concave down to concave up

⇒ ( c f c , ( ) )is a point of inflection

  1. Find possible points of inflection:

If ( c f c , ( ) )is a point of inflection

Then either

o f ′′ ( ) c = 0 or

o f ′′^ ( ) c DNE

  1. Second Derivative Test
    • f ′( ) c = 0
    • f ′′^ ( x )exists on ( , ) a b

o f ′′^ ( ) c > 0 ⇒ rel min at ( c f c , ( ))

o f ′′^ ( ) c < 0 ⇒ rel max at ( c f c , ( ))

o f ′′ ( ) c = 0 ⇒ test fails

rel min, rel max, neither??

Section 4.

  1. Slant Asymptote
    • Rational function ( )

poly f x poly

  • Degree of numerator is exactly one more than degree of denominator
  • Divide – throw away the remainder
  • y = what’s left is the SA
  1. See “Summary of Graphing” sheet under “Notes” on website

Section 4.

  1. Optimization
    • Primary equation – the equation involving the variable to be maximized or minimized.
    • Secondary equation – the equation used to substitute into the primary equation to make the primary equation a function of only one variable.

Section 4.

21. Tangent line approximation at ( c f , ( ) c )

y f c f c x c y f c f c x c

  1. Differential of x : dx = any nonzero real number

23. Differential of y : dy = f ′( x dx )

  1. Measurement error:  x = dx
  2. Propagated error:  y = f ( x +  x ) − f ( ) x
  3. Relative error (volume example):

dV V

  1. Percent error: relative error as %