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Instantaneous Rate of Change. Sections 3.1-3.3 Section 4.1. Average Change. Defined equations in terms of their changes e.g., exponential constant percentage change Will use this concept motivate derivatives. Average Change. Rate of change Difference between two values
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Instantaneous Rate of Change Sections 3.1-3.3 Section 4.1
Average Change • Defined equations in terms of their changes • e.g., exponential constant percentage change • Will use this concept motivate derivatives
Average Change • Rate of change • Difference between two values • Percentage change • Difference between two values as a percentage of the original value • Average change • Change per unit of time
Average Change • Ex: r(t) = pool sales
Average Change • Rate of change • Percent change • Average change
Average Change Rate of change from April to August Rate of change
Average Change Rate of change from April to August r(8) - r(4)
Average Change Average rate of change from April to August r(8) - r(4)
Average Change Average rate of change from April to August r(8) - r(4) 8-4
Average Change Average rate of change from April to August r(8) - r(4) 8-4
Average Change • In-Class • Pg 167: 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 10
Average Change Average rate of change from April to August r(8) - r(4) 8-4
Average Change Average rate of change from April to August rise run
Average Change Average change between two points Slope of the secant line between the two points =
Instantaneous Rate of Change • Rate of change at this instant • Average rate of change over an infinitesimally small range
Instantaneous Rates of Change • Tangent line • Secant line that touches the graph at the point evaluated The instantaneous rate of change is the slope of the tangent line at the point evaluated
Instantaneous Rates of Change • Local linearity • Zoom in enough and anything looks like a line.
Instantaneous Rates of Change • Tangent lines don’t intersect graph at the point of tangency, but • Tangent lines can intersect graph at other points
Instantaneous Rates of Change • Concave Down
Instantaneous Rates of Change • Concave Up
Instantaneous Rates of Change • Exists only where you have a continuous function • Does not exist at breakpoints
Instantaneous Rates of Change • In-Class • Pg 185: 7, 8, 9, 10
Derivatives Section 3.3 Section 4.1
Derivatives • Another phrase for instantaneous rate of change Instantaneous rate of change Rate of change = = Slope of curve Slope of tangent line = = Derivative
Derivatives • Notation “Derivative of f with respect to x”
Derivatives • Ex: Profit versus number of employees • p(t) = 20*ln(t)
Derivatives • Notation • Interpretation
Derivatives • In-Class • Pg 203: 1, 2, 4, 6, 10