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unit@) perafa7st carcuws 1, Continuity and Oifferentiability ity CY Continuity and differentialiability, derivative of composite functions, chain rule, derivates of inverse trigonometric functions, derivate of implicit functions, concept of exponential and logarithmic functions to the base e, Logarithmic functions as inverse of exponential functions, 1 Yim Yo tim 2, tim +3 tim (13) tim ELLER, yy 1 x0" xe eo * x0 20 xo * Derivatives of logarithmic and exponential functions. Logarithmic differentiation, derivative of functions expressed in parametric forms, Second order derivatives. Rolle's and Lagranges's Mean value themens (without proof) and their geometric interpretation and simple applications 2. Applications of Derivatives OY Applications of derivatives : rate of change, increasing/decreasing functions, tangents and normals, approximation, maxima and minima (first derivative test motivated geometrically and second derivetve test eee provable tool). Simple problems (that illustrate basic principles and understanding of the subject as well as real-life situations). 4. Integrals Va) —_—_—_—_—_— J fuogration as inverse process of differentiation. Integration ofa variety of functions by substitution, bypartial fractions and by parts, only simple integrals of the type to be evaluated. ae ax dx de x pxtq peta | 5 a : a = ax, ax IRad Treg Sax "stan Perit ecerieae Drs [lat sstas, [P= ade, fla bx eds , (prs q lax cox reds, | dx p_de a+ beosx' J a+bsinx Definite integrals as a limit of a sum, Fundamental Theorem of Calculus (without proof). Basic properties of definite intgegrals and evaluation of definite integrals. 4. Applications of the integrals ee Applications in finding the area under simple curves, especially lines, areas of. circles/parabolas/ellipses (in Standard form only), Area under the curve y = sins, y= cosx, area between the two above said curves (the region should be clearly identifiable). 5. Differential equations —————— | Definition, order and degree, general and particular solutions of a differential equation. Formation of differential equation whose general solution is given. Solution is differential equations by method of Separation of variables, homogeneous differential equations of first order and first degree. Solutions of linear differential equation of the type: a Py=q, where p and are functions of rand + pea, where p and 4 are functions of y ay 235 Limit gftiat [Introduction] snact Amar aes Ramee EE acre marie RUT Hie in 2 = na 1, ORME n CR-CRTCAT AEF RT| 2 CRT x cafeatcr ate ea fares aqartt Ft [some Important Limits] RTE I A BA, Lim Gesyat 1. GED wre, tn SSF = nat AFR xe STR tx eae a = 1 PCH HR, whet in fy Lex wm, x90 BH (emnfte) " aD FOI FU, tog,(1 +) Lex x= 1 GR 20 UH, 250 BL: Jim, bog,(1+2) = tim room rs0e-1 D 1 lim (+x)? =e A, lim log, (1 +)F = 1 L a, log +x) et ) ] 1 1 a1, lim (1 +a)* = © (erate) | lim aafee (Dyce ere Ae reICT) (eae) | vex SE x= 0 Se SRB es ee sO FO HR I iy =1 ex eG, 223: ERTS 50, ee 250 ae eet, im Ss) _ lim Wess) = ae (a) SHE, ten =" = toga (a> 0) eG, 2 = 42 BOTS 250, e5 250 Scam a Ge) RRR, x90 HH, in! = 0 1 OR, = EER 400 EF, 2405 we, Pel af) mame, ete. tm fx) = im 4(4) = aod SS Sane ede coed 5 <0 fees Tresor eis | ro = ™ EE uso 6 v0, Tat =Pxl+qxl=p+q peed tim (1432) * Ai = lim (1 +3) xo 12 lim (1+ 32)(1+ 32) a0 = lim (+38) tn [o-+30%] x=0 y =0+3%0)[m ars] ay [oweTer, = logit +23) (_x)? = im oes (=) ogi +23) lim atts Tin 2 tim 82 pao x0* tim 8022) rao = > xine =} =1 (eats! (xf, x3 = im 3243°%=2 wo tim BSE roo = ae 2. E = (log,3)? (ere) 1 we 24 30 = (08,3) 0 a] x90 nx 40) 30, 2290) gr .. sin(et—3-1 OY san fo oge-2) ys(eX-3—1) - ef = tim S0stet=3=1) et 3 x3 (o=] [LHospital-o7 Fra emp, cos(e?—1)-e9 _ cos _ = AWE = SO i ay een tim, [} 229] 290 x = tip EELS) [2 ere a bs | eee een = ye [UHospitalea Fir 0 a x = {Rae . 1 1 = dim 1 frxs02 1 aim rey x70 xed = 2 a _ xefalog(1+2) [2 ered y x [s | xeteet—te = lim ex , 290 ax < [LHospital-ox FA xem aes) oir me [las 2250 b | xeteeteete ts are 48 tin fae} e0l a lim (142) zoo log( + 4x) Dt POA) oy A Pesce oi Os es os 3 tg Fo og am Som i 9 ie O1 ot © log,4 © (16) aa ee Cie Oe Oo ateft Sy 1 og a et ©o Oxia © acre Core AH a eae = lim (+8) / - {aso +0sil" : { Lorn, u 1 © tim Masa eg (W) um G+2%—1 3 xSo(lex eat 3 etme @) Mim Soe? © tim 28C.+2x) (it) tim Foge= 1 lim Sinloga + x) lim 198(1 +2) + sing ton, 8G 1 tops _ cay (4) tim = aso (i) tim SBT ro tim 2980. +32) x0 efeet_2 zs0 2 lim 108 +3) _ xor2 x42 tim AE xsologd +x) (a) tim, lR@x-3) x32 2G-3) 3. lim (1+) = (im (1.4299 = 6 ii 3 (i) tim (3x (ii) fim tae = 2 (iy) tim xt () lim (1 +4x) * x0 (w) a+8 2ececne soy @ akan Sangin crm wenite fier ate) le 1 ga) = ES? (coated [x] SRT ee SI ER oF RI, TEA RICA. CCH RUA AN) BH, CR 8 tm fis) = 1 ® lim fs) = 0 ° ‘ie Re) oat © ‘im, 1 fe ates Le ee) (Gre [x] ae Fees yee TOE sk MM CH PRET FH) BW, CA OM A A ahem rea «© ast eR aT 0 i opfreot ®o a~ Ja? -x?. Lesa, L= tim —*, a> 0, aft 1 te ee me = ae @a=2 ae ©1-L O1-4 CS tm, lin (coss-+ asinbx)* = =e? BUA a OR bat TA a Ba=1b=2 ® a=2b=} Ca=2,b=+ © a=4b=2 a= 22 B $6 tin 22S 27 ay, wes at BA a1 on @7 On DD tateger Answer Type D> R ftarens Beagle oe MEARE YAMTT (0 CIEE 9-07 0) Be 1 i ABET 16 a ee — 32a 1be+ 18 2 in e+ sinzx)e0%* 0 Tin fe ee waa at “lim fe) sen(fz)) = | 1, fl <0 0, fix) = 0 1, fle) >0 soy = 2(sia(tan$) sin(sin(tan®)) —logcossx sen(fix)) = | 1 compretenston type 9» ERY SrTaTe ong erate Gan fire WA! La sen, fay = Lose, gay. fe hie f-4 #2) = esther wn © tim ft = ®; 2 ol os

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