Derivative of arcsin u
[DOC File]Calculus II
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Example 3: Determine the derivative of . Here we recognize that arcsin(u) = sin-1(u). We also use the trig identity sin2(x) + cos2(x) = 1. Depending on the value of x, this last expression will simplify to either 1 or –1. On the interval -π < x < π, the ratio is –1 when x < 0 and is 1 when x > 0. Example 4: Evaluate . ...
[DOC File]Integration By Parts
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Then u will be the remaining factor(s) of the integrand. Try letting u be the portion of the integrand whose derivative is a simpler function and then dv will be the remaining factor(s) of the integrand. 2. Compute du = f ‘ (x) dx and . 3. Substitute u, v, du, and dv into the formula. 4. Evaluate .
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The same is true also for a more general expression u( with a non-integer ( at u=0, and for arcsin(u) at u=1, and similar. Those were examples of the points of branch singularity at which the value of the function itself is defined (and computed in typical computer systems), yet its derivatives of order 1 and higher do not exist.
[DOC File]Section 1
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Higher order Derivative – taking the derivative of a function a second or more times. Key Concept: There are many uses and notations for higher order derivatives: First derivative: Second derivative: Third derivative: Fourth derivative: Nth derivative: Practice: 1. Find for y = 5x³ + 4x² + 6x + 3 . 2. Find . 3. Find where . 4.
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1. ( = arcsin(h/10) (Note: This could also be done using arctangent or arccosine functions. The inverse sine function is the easiest to work with in this example. Why?) 2. ( = arctan(8/h) (Note: This could also be done using arcsine or arccosine functions. The inverse tangent function is the easiest to work with in this example. Why?) 3.
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- to master notion of derivative and notion of derivative of higher orders; - to study to apply these notions for testing intervals of increase and decrease of function, points of extrema, and to graph a function; ... z= arcsin 10. - log() 11. + 12. u = z( x( y - z. 13. z = ln (x2+y2) 14. u= arctg 15. z = ln cos3(x4y3) – sin 16. . …
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The same is true also for a more general expression u( with a non-integer ( at u=0, and for arcsin(u) at u=1, and similar. Those were examples of the points of branch singularity at which the value of the function itself is defined (and computed in typical computer systems), yet its derivatives do not exist, and the Taylor expansion is impossible.
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y = sin-1x = arcsin x is the inverse function to x = sin y with the restriction - ( y ( . In other words (7) y = sin-1 x is that angle y such that - ( y ( and sin y = x . Here is the graph of x = sin y with the part where shown in red. Also is a table of values of y = sin-1x and its graph.
[DOC File]Practice Problems M141 (Test #1)
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This looks like the rule for arcsin, with a2 = 16 (a = 4), and u = x, so: (b) This one looks like an arctan - let a = 5, and u = x, and: (c) This one is a combination of u-substitution and arctan. What you need to do is break the integral over the common denominator into two separate ones: (the first one uses u-sub, the second arctan) u = x2 + 4
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u dv. If we let . u = x. and . dv = cos x dx, then . du = dx. and . v = sin x. So . You can check your answers by taking the derivative! Generally, we want to choose . u. so that taking its derivative makes a simpler function. Examples: See example 2 on page 477. This shows - Repeated Integration by Parts
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