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Antiderivatives (continued)
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Calculus is based on limiting
processes that “approach” the Calc. |
exact answer to a rate question. Visual:
In Calculus |, you defined
f(x) = ‘slope of the tangent at x’
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= lim ——__——
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in Calculus II, we will see that Visual:
antiderivatives are related
to the area ‘under’ a graph
n
= lim f(x") Ax
Ryo = 0.3025Riemann sums set up:
We are going to build a procedure to get
better and better approximations of the
area “under” f(x).
1, Break into n equal subintervals.
b-a
Ax =
and x; = a+idx
n
2. Draw n rectangles; use function.
Area of each rectangle =
(height)(width) = f (xj)Ax
3. Add up rectangle areas.
Example:
Approximate the area under f(x) = x
from x = 0 to x = 1 using
n= 3 subdivisions and
right-endpoints to find the height.
3Step 3: Plug in right-endpoints to
Entry Task (You do): Approx. the area_ function to get rect. heights, then
ander f(x) = x? fromx=Otox=1 add up areas (height times width).
asing n = 4 and right-endpoints. 4
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Step 1: Ax = 7 TF
Area = Yi f@dax —
Pledbe + Flea) flxs)Ax + f0)Ox
Step2: X» =a= ° a4
xy = at Ax = Ory + Lal aoe
Xy = a + 2Ax = 040%) 2) : (3 t
x3 = a + 3Ax =0+5(4)
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subdivisions, then 1000, then 10000. ea 2 x, =0+ ee
dere is a summary of my findings: n a non
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(0 [03025 | 0.2025 “ Z\n) n
100_| 0.255025 [0.245025 — minty
1000 | 0.25050025 0.24950025 fi U
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WI ne uExample: Approximate the area
ander f(x) = 1 + x* fromx = 2
tox 3 using Riemann sums with
n = 4and right endpoints.
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Using sigma notation, write down
the general Riemann sum definition
of the area from x = 5 to x = 7 under
f(x) = 3x + vx
b-a_ t-
Ax =
n
y= ah t thx SH ile Ste
lim, Y reas =" 2 Gun ox
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When velocity is a constant: ES DANE ESTINATE
Distance = Velocity - Time an
oh os of oss ot Hi. C
Example: 0 fy era
You are accelerating in a car. You get ut be one 08% asa
the folowing measurements: _ cen ae aig | est
t (sec) [o.5| 1.0 | 1.5 | i ee
v(t) (ft/: [6.2/10.8/14.9/18.1] {ys | ween) Wa Be or ms
roan [opis fe
Estimate the distance traveled by the rata Th We. sre
car traveled from 0 to 2 seconds. Le | Reese) =
Paguste { = O.05
Ave Ts Breve ct vel! ~ yo
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The Definite Integral Ex) Wa 3
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Def’n: is tdx = 2\
We define the definite integral of rt
f(x) from x = a to x = b by 5 -Sdx 2 -\S
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Cross TR \M TE VAL
Bh WumgenBasic Integral Rules: Examples:
b 10
if edr=(-ac uf Sdx = 5 (0-4) = 20
a 4
b c a 3 7 ah.
2. faddx+ f reodx = [ fooax 2.f art [ ax = 6
la b a 0 3 a
ao
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b b 4 c
3.f foddr=cf fax 3.[sx+3dx= Sond, 2 Sad.
a a 0 a a
on = 5 Sede t Sid,
[ 100+ 9@ ax
° b b +12
=| flxdae + f g(x) dx
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b
m(b —a) <| f(x)dx < M(b—a)
a
Example: Consider the area under
f(x) = sin(x) +2
on the interval x = 0 to x = 2n.
(a) What is the max of f(x)? (label M) So on
(b) What is the min of f(x)? (label m)
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(c) Draw one rectangle that contains . ee
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all the shaded area? What can
you conclude?
(d) Draw one rectangle that is |-ow < 6
completely inside the shaded oa -
area? Conclusion?
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