1 / 68

Calculus AB & BC Drill on Derivatives!!!!!!!!!!

Calculus AB & BC Drill on Derivatives!!!!!!!!!!. By Susan E. Cantey Walnut Hills H.S. 2006. Derivative Drill & Practice. I’m going to ask you to remember some derivatives. It’s important to be fast as time is your enemy on the AP Exam. When you think you know the answer,

brasen
Download Presentation

Calculus AB & BC Drill on Derivatives!!!!!!!!!!

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Calculus AB & BCDrill on Derivatives!!!!!!!!!! By Susan E. Cantey Walnut Hills H.S. 2006

  2. Derivative Drill & Practice • I’m going to ask you to remember some derivatives. • It’s important to be fast as time is your enemy on the AP Exam. • When you think you know the answer, • (or if you give up ) click to get to the next slide to see if you were correct.

  3. What’s the definition of ?

  4. There’s 2 of them! You really need to know both of these thoroughly!

  5. What’s the definition of ? This is a bit different…instead of the limit being a number…it will be a function related to f(x)

  6. Got it?? Notice that in the second definition, the arrow points to the independent variable in the final answer.

  7. What does the derivative, tell you about ? (There are many answers… how many do you know?)

  8. Here’s a few: Slope of the curve Instantaneous rate of change in f(x) Rate of change If f(x) is position…then velocity If f(x) is velocity…then acceleration

  9. Now… Here come a series of questions concerning basic derivatives you should know very quickly!

  10. Ready?

  11. d/dx(sin(x)) = ?? • What’s your answer?

  12. cos(x) • Were you right? (click for next question)

  13. d/dx(mxn) • What’s your answer?

  14. mnxn-1 • Were you right? (click for next question)

  15. d/dx(ef(x)) • What is your answer?

  16. Were you right? (click for next question)

  17. d/dx(ln|x|) • What is your answer?

  18. 1/x • Were you right? (click for next question)

  19. d/dx(ax) • What’s yer answer…eh?

  20. (ln a) ax • Were you right? (click for next question) I dig this calculus stuff!!

  21. d/dx (logax) • What’s your answer?

  22. Aghh! Never can remember this one!!! Do it this way: logax = ln x / ln a (ln a is just a constant) so the answer is Ready?

  23. d/dx(cos x) • What’s your answer? (yeah yeah yeah…back to trig!)

  24. - sin x • Did you remember the “-” ?? Were you right? (click for next question)

  25. d/dx(tan x) • Answer it baby!!

  26. sec2x • Were you right? (click for next question)

  27. d/dx(cot x) • The ugly step sister!

  28. - csc2x • Ya ya ya!! • Were you right? (click for next question)

  29. d/dx(sec x) • I call this one the wart derivative!

  30. sec x tan x • Were you right? (click for next question) (It’s the TRIG family!!)

  31. d/dx(csc x) • Get ‘er done!!!

  32. - csc x cot x • I think there’s a pattern, eh? (click for next question)

  33. d/dx(ln f(x)) • Ready?

  34. Were you right? (click for next question)

  35. d/dx (af(x)) • Go go go go!!!!!

  36. af(x) • Were you right? (click for next question) Hit that ball!!

  37. d/dx (tan-1x) • Oh yeah! Inverse trig mama!

  38. 1/(1+x2) • Were you right? (click for next question) It’s not raining is it?

  39. d/dx(sin-1x) You can do this one in your sleep! RIGHT?

  40. Did ya get it?? • Let’s keep going!!!

  41. d/dx(cos-1x) • If you new the last one, ya know this one…….right??

  42. Oh yeah!

  43. d/dx(sec-1x) • This one’s a bit harder….

  44. Dah dah!!! Did you know that one??

  45. d/dx(|x|) • This one is a bit esoteric…

  46. If you knew it was B PROUD of ya!

  47. d/dx(f(x)g(x)) • It’s the Product Rule! • (don’t flush it!!!)

  48. Yeah…I know you know it…but I’m afraid… Promise me you will remember to use the product rule every time you take the derivative of a product! OK??

  49. d/dx(f(x)/g(x)) It’s the merry mighty Quotient Rule!!

  50. Pleeeezzze!Don’t get the numerator backwards.

More Related