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Review for the TestReview for the TestChapter 2.6 to 2.9Chapter 2.6 to 2.9

Final Round

GraphsGraphsGraphsGraphs

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Definitions

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What is the limit definition for the What is the limit definition for the derivative of a function?derivative of a function?

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True or False: If a function is True or False: If a function is differentiable, then it is differentiable, then it is

continuous.continuous.

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Which of the following is not a valid Which of the following is not a valid interpretation of f’(t)?interpretation of f’(t)?

A)A) The instantaneous rate of change of f(t)The instantaneous rate of change of f(t)B)B) The slope of the tangent to f(t)The slope of the tangent to f(t)

C)C) The velocity, if f(t) gives the position as a The velocity, if f(t) gives the position as a function of timefunction of time

D)D) The area under f(t)The area under f(t)

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Next category please!Next category please!

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Daily Double: the team picking this Daily Double: the team picking this question gets 80 points!question gets 80 points!

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What is the difference between the What is the difference between the two limits?two limits?

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f’(a) = slope of a function at a point.f’(a) = slope of a function at a point.

f’(x) = a function where the output is the f’(x) = a function where the output is the slope of f(x) at any particular point.slope of f(x) at any particular point.

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Limits

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Find the Find the limit:limit:

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Find f’(5), if f(x) = 3x+1Find f’(5), if f(x) = 3x+1

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Find f’(-1) if f(x) = 2x2.

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Find the derivative of Find the derivative of f(x) = -2xf(x) = -2x22 + 3x + 3x

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f’(x) = -4x +3f’(x) = -4x +3

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Sketch a graph with the following Sketch a graph with the following properties:properties:

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Answers Answers may vary.may vary.

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Graphing

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If f’(a) is positive, what do we know If f’(a) is positive, what do we know about f(x) at a?about f(x) at a?

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f(x) is f(x) is increasingincreasing

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If f”(x) is negative, what do we know If f”(x) is negative, what do we know about the graph of f(x)?about the graph of f(x)?

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It is concave It is concave down.down.

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Sketch the graph of f’(x), for graph #1Sketch the graph of f’(x), for graph #1

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Based on the graph, sketch f”(x), for Based on the graph, sketch f”(x), for graph #2.graph #2.

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The graph in #3 is the derivative of f(x). The graph in #3 is the derivative of f(x). Sketch f(x), assuming f(0) = 0Sketch f(x), assuming f(0) = 0

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On the test

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There will be no derivative if the There will be no derivative if the function is discontinuous, has a function is discontinuous, has a sharp corner or has a vertical sharp corner or has a vertical

tangent line at the point.tangent line at the point.

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In general, at what points does a In general, at what points does a function fail to have a derivative?function fail to have a derivative?

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Daily Double: The team picking this Daily Double: The team picking this question gets 40 points!question gets 40 points!

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No. Limit as x -> 5 is 3/8 (not No. Limit as x -> 5 is 3/8 (not 0.5)0.5)

Is this function continuous at x = 5?Is this function continuous at x = 5?30 Point Question30 Point Question

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What value must f(D) be to make What value must f(D) be to make the graph continuous?the graph continuous?

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What value for c makes the function What value for c makes the function continuous at x = 3?continuous at x = 3?

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Miscelaneous

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May 13th May 13th

When is Mother’s Day?When is Mother’s Day?

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When does registration for Summer and When does registration for Summer and Fall start?Fall start?

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Monday, May 7thMonday, May 7th

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Who founded the Boeing Company?Who founded the Boeing Company?

William BoeingWilliam Boeing

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Who is getting leaving “The Who is getting leaving “The View”?View”?

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Rosie O’DonnelRosie O’Donnel

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What is the penalty if you What is the penalty if you don’t make it to the don’t make it to the

Testing Center before 3 Testing Center before 3 PM on Friday?PM on Friday?

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10% for taking the test late10% for taking the test late

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Just kidding. It Just kidding. It really is really is infinity.infinity.

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