- y = f^-1(x) (Derivative of the Inverse of a Function)
- if the derivative is negative the function is
- to find the equation of the ___________, find the _____________ & plug in ____________ for m in ____________ equ
- to find the __________ (average rate of change) of a tangent line (at a particular pt), find the __________ (instantaneous rate of change), then plug in the __________ of the pt for ____________
- if the derivative is positive the function is
- for limits at infinity: if the denom and the numerator are the same degree, the limit = ________- eg. lim (2x^2+5)/(3x^2 +1) x -> infinity
- special limit: (1 + x)^(1/x) = ________
- for limits at infinity: if the degree of the numerator is larger than the denom, the limit = ________- eg. lim (2x^3+5)/(3x^2 +1) x -> infinity
- most infinite limits are __________ interpreted/worked out
- for limits at infinity: if the denom has a greater degree than the numerator, the limit = ________- eg. lim (2x+5)/(3x^2 +1) x -> infinity
- to find the derivative, plug in _________ for x and _______ for h (at the end)
- function will assume ________ derivative values at ________ pts
- if have limit w/mult parts (eg limit of 2 numbers being added/multiplied); you can ___________ and plug in the x-value __________ in order to figure out the sum
- limit will = one ________; function might = diff ________
- the limit exists if the right-sided and left-sided limits ________ each other
- a horizontal line has _______ slope
- example(s) of exponents: being raised to a negative power
- special limit: sin(x)/x = __________
- A vertical line has ______ slope
- limits can approach values from the _______ or _______