D dx ln 1 x

    • [PDF File]x d 1 x ln(x) = dx x dx ln(x d e x e dx d x dx

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      (a)ln(ln(x)) (b) x6 +sin(x) ex (c)tan(x 2)+cot(x ) Solution: (a)We evaluate the derivative using the Chain Rule. d dx ln(ln(x)) = 1 ln(x) d dx ln(x) = 1 ln(x) 1 x (b)We evaluate the derivative using the Power and Product Rules. d dx x6 +sin(x) ex = 6x5 +sin(x) ex +cos(x) ex (c)We evaluate the derivative using the Chain Rule. d dx tan(x 2)+cot(x ...

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    • [PDF File]1 Definition and Properties of the Natural Log Function

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      • Right side: d dx r lnx) = r 1 x. • Then lnxr = rlnx+C for some constant C. At x = 1, both sides are zero, thus C = 0. 2 Range and Limits of the Natural Log Function

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    • [PDF File]BASIC REVIEW OF CALCULUS I - University of Washington

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      notation (f0(x), dy dx, d dx). Here is some of the main derivative rules and concepts that I expect you to know: d dx (x n) = nx ¡1 d dx (ln(x)) = 1 x d dx (ex) = ex d dx (sin(x)) = cos(x) d dx (cos(x)) = ¡sin(x) d dx (sin¡1(x)) = 1 p 1¡x2 d dx (tan(x)) = sec2(x) d dx (cot(x)) = ¡csc2(x) d dx …

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    • [PDF File]ln(1+ x .edu

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      d dx ax = d dx exlna =exlna d dx (xlna) (5) =ax lna This leads to the following general derivative formula. If a>0and uis a differentiable function of x, then (6) d dx au =au lna du dx Notice that if a=ethen lna=lne=1so that (6) simplifies to d dx eu =eu lne du dx =eu du dx as we saw last time. As the author points out, this is …

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    • [PDF File]Three Basic Substitutions

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      d dx ln 1+x √ 1−x2 = d dx ln(1+x)− 1 2 ln 1−x2 = 1 1+x − 1 2 −2x 1−x2 = 1−x 1−x2 + x 1−x2 = 1 1−x2 In practice we will usually need to construct a reference triangle as shown below. The substitution (8) sinθ =x = x 1 allows us to construct the (reference) triangle for θ. θ′ √ 1− x2 1 |x| We usually want the ...

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    • [PDF File]The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus

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      d dx lnx = 1 x But we cannot use lnx in this example because, here, x runs from −2 to −1, and in particular is negative, and lnx is not defined when x is negative. A variant of lnx which is defined when x is negative is ln(−x) = ln|x|, so let’s compute d dx ln(−x) = 1 −x (−1) = 1 x by the chain rule.

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    • [PDF File]5.2 The Natural Logarithmic Function

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      1 y dy dx =ln(x)+x 1 x =ln(x)+1 Step 4: Solve for dy dx and substitute for y. dy dx =(ln(x)+1)y =(ln(x)+1)xx. Some facts about ln(x) ln(x)= Z x 1 1 t dt y 1 x t 1. 0

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    • [PDF File]CSSS 505 Calculus Summary Formulas

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      , 1 1 1 C n n x x dx n n 3. ∫dx = x +C x ln 1 4. ∫ex dx = ex +C 5. ∫ = +C a a a dx x x ln 6. ∫ln x dx = xln x − x +C 7. ∫sin x dx = −cosx +C 8. ∫cosx dx = sin x +C 9. ∫tan x dx = lnsecx +C or −lncosx +C 10. ∫cot x dx = lnsin x +C 11. ∫secx dx = lnsecx + tan x +C 12. ∫cscx dx = lncscx −cot x +C 13. ∫sec2 d = tanx +C ...

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    • [PDF File]1 Definition and Properties of the Exp Function

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      d dx ex = ex ⇒ Z ex dx = ex +C. • dm dxm e x= ex > 0 ⇒ E(x) = e is concave up, increasing, and positive. Proof Since E(x) = ex is the inverse of L(x) = lnx, then with y = ex, d dx ex = E0(x) = 1 L0(y) = 1 (lny)0 = 1 1 y = y = ex. First, for m = 1, it is true. Next, assume that it is true for k, then d k+1 dxk+1 ex = d dx d dxk ex = d dx ...

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    • [PDF File]ln(1+ x .edu

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      d dx ax = d dx exlna =exlna d dx (xlna) (5) =ax lna This leads to the following general derivative formula. If a>0and uis a differentiable function of x, then (6) d dx au =au lna du dx Notice that if a=ethen lna=lne=1so that (6) simplifies to d dx eu =eu lne du dx =eu du dx as we saw last time. As the author points out, this is the reason that

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    • [PDF File]1Integration by parts

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      x(sin x)0dx = x sin x Z x0sin x dx = x sin x +cos x +C. Example 1.3 Find R ln x dx. Solution This integrand only has one factor, which makes it harder to recognize as an integration by parts problem. However, we can always write an expression as 1 times itself, and in this case that is helpful: Z 1 ln x dx = Z x0ln x dx = x ln x Z x 1 x dx = x ...

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    • [PDF File]Properties of Common Functions Properties of ln x

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      (e) ln 1 a = ¡lna 4. Difierentiation and Integration: d dx lnx = 1 x; Z 1 x dx = lnjxj+C; and Z lnxdx = xlnx¡x+C Properties of ex 1. The domain of the exponential function is the set of all real numbers, ¡1 < x < 1. 2. The range of the exponential function is the set of all positive real numbers y > 0. 3. The exponential function is the ...

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