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AP Calculus – Final Review Sheet When you see the words …. This is what you think of doing 1. Find the zeros 2. Find equation of the line tangent to ( )xf at ( )ba, 3. Find equation of the line normal to ( )xf at ( )ba, 4. Show that ( )xf is even 5. Show that ( )xf is odd 6. Find the interval where ( )xf is increasing 7. Find interval where the slope of ( )xf is increasing 8. Find the minimum value of a function 9. Find the minimum slope of a function 10. Find critical values 11. Find inflection points 12. Show that ( )xf ax→ lim exists 13. Show that ( )xf is continuous 14. Find vertical asymptotes of ( )xf 15. Find horizontal asymptotes of ( )xf 16. Find the average rate of change of ( )xf on [ ]ba, 17. Find instantaneous rate of change of ( )xf at a 18. Find the average value of ( )xf on [ ]ba, 19. Find the absolute maximum of ( )xf on [ ]ba, 20. Show that a piecewise function is differentiable at the point a where the function rule splits 21. Given ( )ts (position function), find ( )tv 22. Given ( )tv , find how far a particle travels on [ ]ba, 23. Find the average velocity of a particle on [ ]ba, 24. Given ( )tv , determine if a particle is speeding up at t = k 25. Given ( )tv and ( )0s , find ( )ts 26. Show that Rolle’s Theorem holds on [ ]ba, 27. Show that Mean Value Theorem holds on [ ]ba, 28. Find domain of ( )xf 29. Find range of ( )xf on [ ]ba, 30. Find range of ( )xf on ( )∞∞− , 31. Find ( )xf ′ by definition 32. Find derivative of inverse to ( )xf at ax = 33. y is increasing proportionally to y 34. Find the line cx = that divides the area under ( )xf on [ ]ba, to two equal areas 35. ( ) =∫ dttfdx d x a 36. d dx f t( ) a u ∫ dt 37. The rate of change of population is … 38. The line bmxy += is tangent to ( )xf at ( )ba, 39. Find area using left Riemann sums 40. Find area using right Riemann sums 41. Find area using midpoint rectangles 42. Find area using trapezoids 43. Solve the differential equation … 44. Meaning of ( )dttf x a ∫ 45. Given a base, cross sections perpendicular to the x-axis are squares 46. Find where the tangent line to ( )xf is horizontal 47. Find where the tangent line to ( )xf is vertical 48. Find the minimum acceleration given ( )tv 49. Approximate the value of ( )1.0f by using the tangent line to f at 0=x 50. Given the value of ( )af and the fact that the anti- derivative of f is F, find ( )bF 51. Find the derivative of ( )( )xgf 52. Given ( )dxxf b a ∫ , find ( )[ ]dxkxf b a ∫ + 53. Given a picture of ( )xf ′ , find where ( )xf is increasing 54. Given ( )tv and ( )0s , find the greatest distance from the origin of a particle on [ ]ba, 55. Given a water tank with g gallons initially being filled at the rate of ( )tF gallons/min and emptied at the rate of ( )tE gallons/min on [ ]21 , tt , find a) the amount of water in the tank at m minutes 56. b) the rate the water amount is changing at m 57. c) the time when the water is at a minimum 58. Given a chart of x and ( )xf on selected values between a and b, estimate ( )cf ′ where c is between a and b. 59. Given dx dy , draw a slope field 60. Find the area between curves ( ) ( )xgxf , on [ ]ba, 61. Find the volume if the area between ( ) ( )xgxf , is rotated about the x-axis BC Problems 62. Find lim x→∞ f (x) g(x) if limx→∞ f (x) = limx→∞ g(x) = 0 63. Find f (x) 0 ∞ ∫ dx 64. dP dt = k M P(M − P) or dP dt = kP 1− P M       65. Find dx x2 + ax+ b∫ where x2 + ax+ b factors 66. The position vector of a particle moving in the plane is r (t ) = x(t ), y(t ) a) Find the velocity. 67. b) Find the acceleration. 68. c) Find the speed. 69. a) Given the velocity vector v(t ) = x(t ), y(t ) and position at time 0, find the position vector. 70. b) When does the particle stop? 71. c) Find the slope of the tangent line to the vector at t1. 72. Find the area inside the polar curve r = f (θ). 73. Find the slope of the tangent line to the polar curve r = f (θ). 74. Use Euler’s method to approximate f (1.2) given dy dx , x0, y0( )= (1,1) , and ∆x = 0.1 75. Is the Euler’s approximation an underestimate or an overestimate? 76. Find xneaxdx∫ where a, n are integers 77. Write a series for xn cosx where n is an integer 78. Write a series for ln(1+ x) centered at x = 0 . 79. 1 n p n=1 ∞ ∑ converges if….. 80. If f (x) = 2 + 6x +18x 2 + 54 x 3 + ..., find f − 1 2       81. Find the interval of convergence of a series. 82. Let S4be the sum of the first 4 terms of an alternating series for f (x). Approximate f (x) − S4 83. Suppose f (n )(x) = (n +1) n! 2n . Write the first four terms and the general term of a series for f (x) centered at x = c 84. Given a Taylor series, find the Lagrange form of the remainder for the 4th term. 85. f x( )=1+ x + x22! + x3 3! + ... 86. f x( )= x − x33 ! + x5 5 ! − x7 7 ! + ...+ −1( )n x2n+1 2n +1( ) ! + ... 87. f x( )=1− x22 ! + x4 4 ! − x6 6 ! + ...+ −1( )n x2n 2n( ) ! + ... 88. Find sinx( )∫ m cosx( )ndx where m and n are integers 89. Given x = f t( ), y = g t( ), find dydx 90. Given x = f t( ), y = g t( ), find d2ydx2 91. Given f x( ), find arc length on a,b[ ] 92. x = f t( ), y = g t( ), find arc length on t1,t2[ ] 93. Find horizontal tangents to a polar curve r = f θ( ) 94. Find vertical tangents to a polar curve r = f θ( ) 95. Find the volume when the area between y = f x( ), x = 0, y = 0 is rotated about the y-axis. 96. Given a set of points, estimate the volume under the curve using Simpson’s rule. AP Calculus – Final Review Sheet When you see the words …. This is what you think of doing 1. Find the zeros Set function = 0, factor or use quadratic equation if quadratic, graph to find zeros on calculator 2. Find equation of the line tangent to ( )xf on [ ]ba, Take derivative - ( ) maf =′ and use ( )11 xxmyy −=− 3. Find equation of the line normal to ( )xf on [ ]ba, Same as above but ( )afm ′ − = 1 4. Show that ( )xf is even Show that ( ) ( )xfxf =− - symmetric to y-axis 5. Show that ( )xf is odd Show that ( ) ( )xfxf −=− - symmetric to origin 6. Find the interval where ( )xf is increasing Find ( )xf ′ , set both numerator and denominator to zero to find critical points, make sign chart of ( )xf ′ and determine where it is positive. 7. Find interval where the slope of ( )xf is increasing Find the derivative of ( ) ( )xfxf ′′=′ , set both numerator and denominator to zero to find critical points, make sign chart of ( )xf ′′ and determine where it is positive. 8. Find the minimum value of a function Make a sign chart of ( )xf ′ , find all relative minimums and plug those values back into ( )xf and choose the smallest. 9. Find the minimum slope of a function Make a sign chart of the derivative of ( ) ( )xfxf ′′=′ , find all relative minimums and plug those values back into ( )xf ′ and choose the smallest. 10. Find critical values Express ( )xf ′ as a fraction and set both numerator and denominator equal to zero. 11. Find inflection points Express ( )xf ′′ as a fraction and set both numerator and denominator equal to zero. Make sign chart of ( )xf ′′ to find where ( )xf ′′ changes sign. (+ to – or – to +) 12. Show that ( )xf ax→ lim exists Show that lim x→a− f x( )= lim x→a+ f x( ) 13. Show that ( )xf is continuous Show that 1) ( )xf ax→ lim exists ( lim x→a− f x( )= lim x→a+ f x( )) 2) ( )af exists 3) ( ) ( )afxf ax = → lim 14. Find vertical asymptotes of ( )xf Do all factor/cancel of ( )xf and set denominator = 0 15. Find horizontal asymptotes of ( )xf Find ( )xf x ∞→ lim and ( )xf x −∞→ lim 16. Find the average rate of change of ( )xf on [ ]ba, Find ( ) ( ) ab afbf − − 17. Find instantaneous rate of change of ( )xf at a Find ( )af ′ 18. Find the average value of ( )xf on [ ]ba, Find ( ) b-a dxxf b a ∫ 19. Find the absolute maximum of ( )xf on [ ]ba, Make a sign chart of ( )xf ′ , find all relative maximums and plug those values back into ( )xf as well as finding ( )af and ( )bf and choose the largest. 20. Show that a piecewise function is differentiable at the point a where the function rule splits First, be sure that the function is continuous at ax = . Take the derivative of each piece and show that ( ) ( )xfxf axax ′=′ +→→ − limlim 21. Given ( )ts (position function), find ( )tv Find ( ) ( )tstv ′= 22. Given ( )tv , find how far a particle travels on [ ]ba, Find ( )∫ b a dttv 23. Find the average velocity of a particle on [ ]ba, Find v t( ) a b ∫ dt b− a = s b( )− s a( ) b− a 24. Given ( )tv , determine if a particle is speeding up at t = k Find ( )kv and ( )ka . Multiply their signs. If both positive, the particle is speeding up, if different signs, then the particle is slowing down. 25. Given ( )tv and ( )0s , find ( )ts s t( )= v t( )∫ dt + C Plug in t = 0 to find C 26. Show that Rolle’s Theorem holds on [ ]ba, Show that f is continuous and differentiable on the interval. If f a( )= f b( ), then find some c in a,b[ ] such that ′ f c( )= 0. 27. Show that Mean Value Theorem holds on [ ]ba, Show that f is continuous and differentiable on the interval. Then find some c such that ′ f c( )= f b( )− f a( )b − a . 28. Find domain of ( )xf Assume domain is −∞,∞( ). Restrictable domains: denominators ≠ 0, square roots of only non negative numbers, log or ln of only positive numbers. 29. Find range of ( )xf on [ ]ba, Use max/min techniques to rind relative max/mins. Then examine f a( ), f b( ) 30. Find range of ( )xf on ( )∞∞− , Use max/min techniques to rind relative max/mins. Then examine lim x→±∞ f x( ). 31. Find ( )xf ′ by definition ′ f x( )= lim h→0 f x + h( )− f x( ) h or ′ f x( )= lim x →a f x( )− f a( ) x − a 32. Find derivative of inverse to ( )xf at ax = Interchange x with y. Solve for dx dy implicitly (in terms of y). Plug your x value into the inverse relation and solve for y. Finally, plug that y into your dx dy . 33. y is increasing proportionally to y ky dt dy = translating to ktCey = 34. Find the line cx = that divides the area under ( )xf on [ ]ba, to two equal areas ( ) ( )dxxfdxxf b c c a ∫∫ = 35. ( ) =∫ dttfdx d x a 2nd FTC: Answer is ( )xf 36. d dx f t( ) a u ∫ dt 2nd FTC: Answer is ( ) dx du uf 37. The rate of change of population is … ...= dt dP 38. The line bmxy += is tangent to ( )xf at ( )11 , yx Two relationships are true. The two functions share the same slope ( ( )xfm ′= ) and share the same y value at 1x . 39. Find area using left Riemann sums [ ]1210 ... −++++= nxxxxbaseA 40. Find area using right Riemann sums [ ]nxxxxbaseA ++++= ...321 41. Find area using midpoint rectangles Typically done with a table of values. Be sure to use only values that are given. If you are given 6 sets of points, you can only do 3 midpoint rectangles. 42. Find area using trapezoids [ ]nn xxxxxbaseA +++++= −1210 2...222 This formula only works when the base is the same. If not, you have to do individual trapezoids. 43. Solve the differential equation … Separate the variables – x on one side, y on the other. The dx and dy must all be upstairs. 44. Meaning of ( )dttf x a ∫ The accumulation function – accumulated area under the function ( )xf starting at some constant a and ending at x. 45. Given a base, cross sections perpendicular to the x-axis are squares The area between the curves typically is the base of your square. So the volume is ( )dxbaseb a ∫ 2 46. Find where the tangent line to ( )xf is horizontal Write ( )xf ′ as a fraction. Set the numerator equal to zero. 47. Find where the tangent line to ( )xf is vertical Write ( )xf ′ as a fraction. Set the denominator equal to zero. 48. Find the minimum acceleration given ( )tv First find the acceleration ( ) ( )tvta ′= . Then minimize the acceleration by examining ( )ta′ . 49. Approximate the value of ( )1.0f by using the tangent line to f at 0=x Find the equation of the tangent line to f using ( )11 xxmyy −=− where ( )0fm ′= and the point is ( )( )0,0 f . Then plug in 0.1 into this line being sure to use an approximate ( )≈ sign. 50. Given the value of ( )aF and the fact that the anti- derivative of f is F, find ( )bF 1 Usually, this problem contains an antiderivative you cannot take. Utilize the fact that if ( )xF is the antiderivative of f, then ( ) ( ) ( )aFbFdxxF b a −=∫ . So solve for ( )bF using the calculator to find the definite integral. 51. Find the derivative of ( )( )xgf ( )( ) ( )xgxgf ′⋅′ 52. Given ( )dxxf b a ∫ , find ( )[ ]dxkxf b a ∫ + ( )[ ] ( ) dxkdxxfdxkxf b a b a b a ∫∫∫ +=+ 53. Given a picture of ( )xf ′ , find where ( )xf is increasing Make a sign chart of ( )xf ′ and determine where ( )xf ′ is positive. 54. Given ( )tv and ( )0s , find the greatest distance from the origin of a particle on [ ]ba, Generate a sign chart of ( )tv to find turning points. Then integrate ( )tv using ( )0s to find the constant to find ( )ts . Finally, find s(all turning points) which will give you the distance from your starting point. Adjust for the origin. 55. Given a water tank with g gallons initially being filled at the rate of ( )tF gallons/min and emptied at the rate of ( )tE gallons/min on [ ]21 , tt , find a) the amount of water in the tank at m minutes ( ) ( )( )dttEtFg t t ∫ −+ 2 56. b) the rate the water amount is changing at m ( ) ( )( ) ( ) ( )mEmFdttEtF dt d m t −=−∫ 57. c) the time when the water is at a minimum ( ) ( )mEmF − =0, testing the endpoints as well. 58. Given a chart of x and ( )xf on selected values between a and b, estimate ( )cf ′ where c is between a and b. Straddle c, using a value k greater than c and a value h less than c. so ( ) ( ) ( ) hk hfkf cf − − ≈′ 59. Given dx dy , draw a slope field Use the given points and plug them into dx dy , drawing little lines with the indicated slopes at the points. 60. Find the area between curves ( ) ( )xgxf , on [ ]ba, ( ) ( )[ ]dxxgxfA b a ∫ −= , assuming that the f curve is above the g curve. 61. Find the volume if the area between ( ) ( )xgxf , is rotated about the x-axis ( )( ) ( )( )[ ]dxxgxfA b a ∫ −= 22 assuming that the f curve is above the g curve. BC Problems 62. Find lim x→∞ f (x) g(x) if limx→∞ f (x) = limx→∞ g(x) = 0 Use L’Hopital’s Rule. 63. Find f (x) 0 ∞ ∫ dx lim h→∞ f x( ) 0 h ∫ dx 64. dP dt = k M P(M − P) or dP dt = kP 1− P M       Signals logistic growth. lim t →∞ dP dt = 0⇒ M = P 65. Find dx x2 + ax+ b∫ where x2 + ax+ b factors Factor denominator and use Heaviside partial fraction technique. 66. The position vector of a particle moving in the plane is r (t ) = x(t ), y(t ) a) Find the velocity. v(t ) = ′ x (t ), ′ y (t ) 67. b) Find the acceleration. a(t ) = ′ ′ x (t ), ′ ′ y (t ) 68. c) Find the speed. v(t ) = ′ x (t )[ ]2 + ′ y (t )[ ]2 69. a) Given the velocity vector v(t ) = x(t ), y(t ) and position at time 0, find the position vector. s(t ) = x t( )∫ dt + y t( )∫ dt + C Use s 0( ) to find C, remembering it is a vector. 70. b) When does the particle stop? v(t ) = 0 → x t( )= 0 AND y t( )= 0 71. c) Find the slope of the tangent line to the vector at t1. This is the acceleration vector at t1. 72. Find the area inside the polar curve r = f (θ). A = 1 2 f θ( )[ ]2 θ1 θ 2 ∫ dθ 73. Find the slope of the tangent line to the polar curve r = f (θ). x = r cosθ, y = r sinθ ⇒ dy dx = dy dθ dx dθ 74. Use Euler’s method to approximate f (1.2) given dy dx , x0, y0( )= (1,1) , and ∆x = 0.1 dy = dy dx ∆x( ), ynew = yold + dy 75. Is the Euler’s approximation an underestimate or an overestimate? Look at sign of dy dx and d 2y dx2 in the interval. This gives you increasing.decreasing/concavity. Draw picture to ascertain answer. 76. Find xneaxdx∫ where a, n are integers Integration by parts, u dv∫ = uv− v du∫ + C 77. Write a series for xn cosx where n is an integer cosx =1− x 2 2 ! + x4 4 ! − x6 6 ! + ... Multiply each term by xn 78. Write a series for ln(1+ x) centered at x = 0. Find Maclaurin polynomial: Pn x( )= f 0( )+ ′ f 0( )x + ′ ′ f 0( )2 ! x2 + ′ ′ ′ f 0( ) 3 ! x3 +…+ f n( ) 0( ) n ! xn 79. 1 n p n=1 ∞ ∑ converges if….. p >1 80. If f (x) = 2 + 6x +18x 2 + 54 x 3 + ..., find f − 1 2       Plug in and factor. This will be a geometric series: ar n n=0 ∞ ∑ = a1− r 81. Find the interval of convergence of a series. Use a test (usually the ratio) to find the interval and then test convergence at the endpoints. 82. Let S4be the sum of the first 4 terms of an alternating series for f (x). Approximate f (x) − S4 This is the error for the 4th term of an alternating series which is simply the 5th term. It will be positive since you are looking for an absolute value. 83. Suppose f (n )(x) = (n +1) n! 2n . Write the first four terms and the general term of a series for f (x) centered at x = c You are being given a formula for the derivative of f (x) . f x( )= f c( )+ ′ f c( ) x − c( )+ ′ ′ f c( )2 ! x − c( ) 2 +…+ f n( ) c( ) n ! x − c( )n 84. Given a Taylor series, find the Lagrange form of the remainder for the nth term where n is an integer at x = c. You need to determine the largest value of the 5th derivative of f at some value of z. Usually you are told this. Then: Rn x( )= f n+1( ) z( ) n +1( ) ! x − c( ) n+1 85. f x( )=1+ x + x22! + x3 3! + ... f x( )= ex 86. f x( )= x − x33 ! + x5 5 ! + ...