'Slope function' presentation slideshows

Purpose

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents. 3 d-t to v-t to a-t (slope) 16 v-t to d-t (area) 29 a-t to v-t to d-t (area). Finding One Graph From Another. Created for CVCA Physics By Dick Heckathorn 18 September 2K+2. Using the Slope Function d-t ?v-t?a-t. 1 d-v-a. 2 d-v-a. 3 d-v-a. 4 d-v-a.

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents. 3 d-t to v-t to a-t (slope) 16 v-t to d-t (area) 29 a-t to v-t to d-t (area). Finding One Graph From Another. Created for CVCA Physics By Dick Heckathorn 18 September 2K+2. Using the Slope Function d-t ?v-t?a-t. 1 d-v-a. 2 d-v-a. 3 d-v-a. 4 d-v-a.

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CITS2401 Computer Analysis & Visualisation

Faculty of engineering, computing and mathematics. CITS2401 Computer Analysis & Visualisation. School of Computer Science and Software Engineering. Topic 10 Curve Fitting. Material from MATLAB for Engineers, Moore, Chapters 13 Additional material by Peter Kovesi and Wei Liu.

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Section 2.1 The Derivative & the Tangent Line Problem

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Who has the Power?

Who has the Power?. Today you will investigate the slope of polynomial Parent Graphs and infer an important rule. Warm-Up. Tangent Lines.

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Concavity and Second Derivative Test

Concavity and Second Derivative Test. Lesson 4.4. ?. Concavity. Concave UP Concave DOWN Inflection point: Where concavity changes. At inflection point slope reaches maximum positive value. After inflection point, slope becomes less positive. Slope starts negative.

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Increasing

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Increasing

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Derivatives of Log Functions

Derivatives of Log Functions. Lesson 4.5. Problem. Consider f(x) = log a x What if we try to use the definition for derivative using the limit No way to break up this portion of the expression to let h ? 0. Possible Solution. We know that the derivative is the "slope function"

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