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sin? @+cos* @=1
1+ tan? d= sect @
Lt cot? @ = cect a
sunt -@) = —sin 2
cos(-8) =cos 2
tan{—@) =— tan @
sin(.4+ 8) =sn Acos 2 +sin Bcos A
sin(.A- 8) =sin
Acos#—sin 8cos A
cos(.4 + B) = cos Acos #- sin Asin B
cos(.4-8)=cosAcos# + sin Asin BF
sin 26 = 2sin cos?
cos 28 = cos’ @- sin? 9 = 2c087G-1=1-2sin 79
sn@ 1
_ cose 1
1
tan A= = cote =— sec @ =
cos@ coté sin tan @ cosd
1
ca = — co 5-4] ane sin a
sin 8 2 2
Differentiation formulas
fat) = ns “tig = fetes a(t). fore
ax dx axl g zg
= Fela) = #(elaye'a)
dx
d..
—(sin x) = cos x
am )
—(cos x) = sin x
a }
da a
— (tan x) = sec’ x
a
d 2
—(cobx) = —cse" x
a }
a
—(sec x) = secatanx
ax
d EP
—(cse x) = -esc xcotx —(e" =e
ae ) 7 }
=2 - ayy
ra : ao xy Fo
© tan“) = 1
ax lex?
Integration formulas sin ( )y D A B x C= + − A is amplitude B is the affect on the period (stretch or shrink) C is vertical shift (left/right) and D is horizontal shift (up/down) Limits: 0 0 sin sin 1 cos lim 1 lim 0 lim 0 x x x x x x x x x−> −>∞ −> − = = = 13. Properties of y = ex a. The exponential function y = ex is the inverse function of y = ln x. b. The domain is the set of all real numbers, −∞ < x < ∞. c. The range is the set of all positive numbers, y > 0. d. e. 14. Properties of y = ln x a. The domain of y = ln x is the set of all positive numbers, x > 0. b. The range of y = ln x is the set of all real numbers, −∞ < y < ∞. c. y = ln x is continuous and increasing everywhere on its domain. d. ln(ab) = ln a + ln b. e. ln(a / b) = ln a − ln b. f. ln ar = r ln a. 15. Fundamental theorem of calculus , where F'(x) = f(x), or . 16. Volumes of solids of revolution a. Let f be nonnegative and continuous on [a,b], and let R be the region bounded above by y = f(x), below by the x-axis, and the sides by the lines x = a and x = b. b. When this region R is revolved about the x-axis, it generates a solid (having circular cross sections) whose volume . c. When R is revolved about the y-axis, it generates a solid whose volume . 17. Particles moving along a line a. If a particle moving along a straight line has a positive function x(t), then its instantaneous velocity v(t) = x'(t) and its acceleration a(t) = v'(t). b. v(t) = ∫ a(t)dt and x(t) = ∫ v(t)dt. 18. Average y-value The average value of f(x) on [a,b] is . Summary of Convergence Tests for Series
Test
Series
Convergence or Divergence
Comments
n'? term test
(or the zero test)
Da,
Diverges if lim a, £0
Tnconclusive if lim a, = 0.
Geometric series
n=0 nal
a j
Converges to 7 only if [a] <1
Diverges if Jar] > 1
Useful for comparison
th
tests if the n' term a, of
a series is similar to ax”.
p-series
Converges if p > 1
Diverges if p <1
Useful for comparison
tests if the n!* term a, of
. 1
a sories is similar to —
Ww
Integral
Lew (20)
a,, = f(n) for all n
Converges if [ f(x) dx converges
Diverges it [ f(a) der diverges
The finction f obtained
from ay = f(r) must be
continuous, positive,
decreasing and readily
integrable for x > c.
Comparison
SY ay and Soy
with 0 <a, < by for all n
Yi by converges => JT a, converges
Y- an diverges => Sb, diverges
The comparison series
YT by is often a geometric
series or a p-series,
Comparison*
Ya and So.
with dn,ba > 0 for all n
and lim = =L>0
noc On
S7b, converges > S* a, converges
Y da diverges = Yay, diverges
The comparison series
bn is often a geometric
series or a p-series. To find
b, consider only the terms
of a, that have the greatest
effect on the magnitude.
Converges (absolutely) if L <1
Inconclusive if L =
Qn. ., “ .
Ratio San with lim {ental Useful if a,, involves
mvco a Diverges if L > 1 or if L is infinite factorials or nt" powers
Converges (absolutely) if L <1 Test is inconclusive if L = 1
Root* Yan with lim Yan] = L Useful if a,, involves
mee Diverges if L > 1 or if L is infinite ni* powers.
‘Absolute Value Useful for series containing
laa
Yan
SY |an| converges + > an converges
both positive and negative
terms,
Alternating series
yen" a,
net
(a, > 0)
Converges if 0 <any1 < an for all n
0
and lim a,
Applicable only to serie
with alternating terms.
iy
Sequence and Series Summary
Formulas
Ifa sequence {ay} has a limit L. that is, lim ay, = L, then the sequence is said to
Noo
converge to L. If there is no limit, the series diverges. If the sequence {ay} converges,
then its limit is unique. Keep in nund that
i | Ft
Inn . } . x
lim —=0; Jim x’ st lim Yn=1 lim ——=0. These limits
io Noo noo noo 7!
are useful and arise frequently.
= = a
The harmonic series > — diverges: the geometric series > a! converges to
n=" n=0 7
if |r| <1 and diverges if Ir| =landa#0
oo
1 op .
The p-series > —p converges if p> anddivergesif pS.
n=l] 7
oo 00
Limit Comparison Test; Let dy and Son ‘be a series of nonnegative terms, with
n=l n=l
= On
Gy, # 0 for all sufficiently large and suppose that lim ——=c > 0. Then the two
H—-300 ay
series either both converge or both diverge
oo
Alternating Series: Let > Gy, be a series such that
n=l
i) the series is altemating
ii) | any dp | for all 1, and
iii) lim ay, =0
ni-eo
Then the series converges.
A series Qj, is absolutely convergent if the series ty | converges. If a,
n A n
converges, but > la n | does not converge, then the series is conditionally convergent. Keep
oa 00
im mind that if 7 |ayj| converges, then ST ay converges
n=l n=l
Indeterminate Form:
5 “ = Apply L’Hopital Directly
Cc
. a 8 ©
0-0 => Rewrite as either — or —
O ie)
Then apply L’Hopital
1”, 0°,00° => 1. Consider the limit of the In
of the function.
2. Use laws of logs to rewrite
in the form 0-2.
3. Rewrite as either 9 or -.
ce
4. Apply L’Hopital.
5. Exponentiate your answer.
co-c => Try to rewrite so that you can use
one of the previous forms.
To convert polar coordinates into
rectangular coordinates, we use the basic
relations
x =prcos 0, y=rsin 6
Converting in the opposite direction we
use
re =x? + y*, tan 0 = y/x if x0
What does the graph look like?
r=a = Circle
r=0 => Line
a+bsinO OR r=a+tbcos 0
b => Dimpled Limacon
b => Limacon with an inner loop
b => Cardiod
22a 3
a vi iil
r=acosnd OR r=asin nd
n even (n > 2) => Rose with 2n petals.
n odd (n > 3) = Rose with n petals.