perivatives seaerivative ofa function expresses its rate of ‘Tegel rspeet oan independent variable, ‘heft derivative ofa function isthe slope ofthe Fpngent ie tothe curve defined by the function, ‘he following are the derivatives ofthe diferent fnetions: ‘Av Algebraic Functions: B. Exponent a du 9. Seyeatina (a) =a" na a du 0, Le@yee (=e C. Logarithmic Functions: D. Trigonometric Functions: 14, Ain) =cosu St d nud (cosu) =—sinu ‘(cosu) x a 4 2 da 16, Sanu) =see? w= 6. (lan) = see" ws au ax a 7. 2 (cor 17. (cot 1s. Seujesecuimad d 19, sew E, Inverse Trigonometrie Functions: tau 4 ein! 20. (sin u)= aon 2 2. ® 2, 24,-1_ di G cctu)= hea 25, Bese" ie Hyperbolic Functions: d i du 26. (sinh) =coshu Pea a a 21. tcosnu)=sinnu d 28. canny) =seehiuS 29. 4 (eothuy=-csehut 30, A vcechuy =-sechu tanh 31. Selsohw) =-eschn cat - Inverse Hyperbolic Functions: 32, Searesion ie 33. a dx 34, 35. d 36. F(aresechu)=—L es geucy xvi-? d 37. = Hf Fy loreesch u) 1 viet? **0Math 2 Integral Calculus Integral Calculus is the branch of calculus which deals with functions to be integrated. Integration the reverse process of differe ‘The finetion to be integrated is referred to as the integrand while the result of an integration is called integral. & ~The integral symbol or sign j + is an elongated S denoting sum (Latin: summa), was introduced by Lain, who named integral calculus as ealeulus summatorius Definite and Indefinite Integrals Definite integral is an integral that is defined by the alues a and b of the independent variable. 4 d amoif freoss)7 Indefinite TREGE isan integral with no restietons imposed on its independent variables It is als0 cians cent integral re Example:/frcax Fundamentéi Theorem of Calculus Suppose fis a continuous function in a closed interval (a,b), then F(X) =£() for all x in fa, b) ‘The fundamental theorem of cleus states that the definite intepal is: Jfeoac=F0)~F@) Integrals of Different Functions ‘The following are the integrals arranged according to its functions: A. Basie Integrals 1. fou-uee 2. Jadu =e u"du=——+C (nl 4 [8 einuse 1B, Exponential & Logarithmic Functions: 5, fotwae'se 6. feau= Jeanie 1. foewaeu-nee 4c 8 flnudu=uinu-u+e c 12. fos esinuse 13. fianudu =Infsecu) +c 4. Jeotuau =Infsinu] +c 15, fscoudu =infsecustany]+c16 fut nfoseu—cotul+c 17, seo? udu="tanu +e 1s fae aina-dease 19, fscoutanudu =se0u4e 20, feseucotudu=-eseu+c 23, [tan udu =tanu—in+C 24 fost at cotu—u+C D. Inverse Trigonometrie Functions: 25. f sin" udu=usin* wma? + 26. fos" udu =u00s"'u-VIWF +0 21, fox udu =utan"!u-invimu? +C 28 foot udu = veot usta vin +c 28, swe" udu=usee* ~Infu + Vari] +c 30. fese" udu = ese” wtlalut Veri]4e E. Hyperbolic Funetions: 31 fsinh udu =coshu +e 32, feoshudu =sinhu+c 33, ftanhudu=tnoosha) +c 34, fcothudu =Infsinh) +c 35, [scchudu = tan*(sinhu) + tanh S}+C 36, feschudu = 37, foeohudu =tanhuse 38, fex'udu =—eothuse sechu+C 39, fohutanhudo eschu+C 40, feschueoth udu 41, sink udu =2sinh2u—Juse 4 2 42, [cosh? udu = tsinh2u+ use 4 2 4, [tanh udu =u—tanhu +c 44, foth? udu =u-cothu +c F. Trigonometric Substitution: a6. [Ve Way etsu=asind 4s. [era let:u=atand 46 fe aid let:u=aseed G. Integration By Parts: