The document outlines the topics and concepts covered in Exam 1 for MAM1000W including: [1] functions, limits, derivatives, applications of derivatives, and techniques for finding derivatives; [2] students must be able to prove results such as the sum rule, product rule, power rule, and theorems like Rolle's theorem and the mean value theorem; [3] additional topics include exponential, logarithmic, trigonometric, and inverse functions as well as related rates, maxima/minima, and L'Hospital's rule.
The document outlines the topics and concepts covered in Exam 1 for MAM1000W including: [1] functions, limits, derivatives, applications of derivatives, and techniques for finding derivatives; [2] students must be able to prove results such as the sum rule, product rule, power rule, and theorems like Rolle's theorem and the mean value theorem; [3] additional topics include exponential, logarithmic, trigonometric, and inverse functions as well as related rates, maxima/minima, and L'Hospital's rule.
The document outlines the topics and concepts covered in Exam 1 for MAM1000W including: [1] functions, limits, derivatives, applications of derivatives, and techniques for finding derivatives; [2] students must be able to prove results such as the sum rule, product rule, power rule, and theorems like Rolle's theorem and the mean value theorem; [3] additional topics include exponential, logarithmic, trigonometric, and inverse functions as well as related rates, maxima/minima, and L'Hospital's rule.
• Absolute values, set theory and composition of functions
• Representing functions • Power functions, polynomials, rational functions • Radian measure and trig functions • Exponential functions • New functions from old • Inverse functions, logs, and inverse trig functions • Proof by contradiction • Proof by induction • The limit of a function • Calculating limits using the Limit Laws • Continuity • Limits involving infinity • Derivatives and rates of change • The derivative as a function • What does f 0 say about f ? • Derivatives of polynomial and exponential functions • The Product and Quotient Rules • Derivatives of trigonometric functions • The Chain Rule • Implicit differentiation • Inverse trigonometric functions and their derivatives • Derivatives of logarithmic functions • Related rates • Maximum and minimum values • Derivatives and the shapes of curves • Indeterminate forms and L’Hospital’s Rule • Optimization • Newton’s Method
In addition, you must be able to prove the following results (though you may be able to prove other statements):
• Differentiability implies continuity
• The Sum Rule • The Power Rule for the case when n is a positive integer • The Product Rule sin θ • limθ→0 θ =1 d • dx (sin x) = cos x (using the previous result) • Rolle’s Theorem (proof in the resource book) • The Mean Value Theorem for Derivatives (proof in the resource book) • If f 0 (x) = 0 for all x in an interval (a, b), then f is constant on (a, b).