β’ Know how to use the laws of integration to find anti-derivatives o β«ππππππ = ππππ + ππ, ππ βͺππ β β o β«ππππππππ =π₯π₯ππ+1ππ+1+ ππ, ππ β β1, ππ β β o β«ππβ1ππππ =β«1π₯π₯ππππ = ln|ππ|+ ππ, ππ β β o β«sin ππππππ = βcos ππ + ππ; ππ β β o β«cos ππππππ = sin ππ + ππ; ππ β β β’ Know how to find the parent function of an anti-derivative given information about the parent function o If ππβ²β²(ππ)= 2, ππβ²(2)= 5, and ππ(2)= 10, then find ππ(ππ) β’ Riemann Sum Over and Under Approximations o Left hand Riemann sums are under approximates if ππ(ππ) is increasing o Left hand Riemann sums are over approximates if ππ(ππ)is decreasing o Right hand Riemann sums are under approximates if ππ(ππ)is decreasing o Right hand Riemann sums are over approximates if ππ(ππ)is increasing o Midpoint Riemann sums are under approximates if ππβ²β²(ππ)< 0 o Midpoint Riemann sums are over approximates if ππβ²β²(ππ)> 0 o Trapezoidal Riemann sums are under approximates if ππ(ππ) is concave down o Trapezoidal Riemann sums are over approximates if ππ(ππ) is concave up β’ Know the, and how to apply, the First Fundamental Theorem of Calculus o If ππ(ππ) is continuous on an interval, [ππ, ππ] and πΉπΉ(ππ) is the anti-derivative of ππ(ππ), then β«ππ(ππ) ππππ = πΉπΉ(ππ)β πΉπΉ(ππ)ππππ β’ Know the properties of indefinite integrals, and how to apply them to solve problems when given limited information o β«ππ(ππ) ππππ = πΉπΉ(ππ)β πΉπΉ(ππ)= 0ππππ o Given that ππ < ππ < ππ,β«ππ(ππ)ππππππππ =β«ππ(ππ)ππππππππ +β«ππ(ππ)ππππππππ o If, β«ππ(ππ)ππππππππ = πΎπΎ, then β«ππ(ππ)ππππππππ = βπΎπΎ o Given that ππ < ππ, then β«ππ(ππ)ππππππππ = ββ«ππ(ππ)ππππππππ o If πΎπΎ is a constant, then β«ππ(ππ)ππππππππ = πΎπΎβ«ππ(ππ)ππππππππ o β«[ππ(ππ)Β± ππ(ππ)]ππππ =β«ππ(ππ)ππππππππ Β±β«ππ(ππ)ππππππππππππ o Given that ππ(ππ) is an even function, β«ππ(ππ)ππβππππππ = 2β«ππ(ππ)ππ0ππππ = 2β«ππ(ππ)0βππππππ o Given that ππ(ππ) is an odd function, β«ππ(ππ) ππππ = 0ππβππ β’ Know the formulas for displacement, net distance, and total distance o π·π·π·π·π·π·π·π·π·π·πππππ·π·π·π·π·π·πππ·π· =β«π£π£(π·π·)πππ·π· ππππ, where π£π£(π·π·) is a velocity function of time o πππ·π·π·π· π·π·π·π·π·π·π·π·πππππππ·π· = οΏ½β«π£π£(π·π·)πππ·π·πππποΏ½, where π£π£(π·π·) is a velocity function of time o πππππ·π·πππ·π· π·π·π·π·π·π·π·π·πππππππ·π· =β«|π£π£(π·π·)|πππ·π·ππππ, where π£π£(π·π·) is a velocity function of timeβ’ Know the relationship between integrals and derivatives, and know how to apply them to word problems o The integral is the accumulation of change, the derivative is a rate of change o The derivative of the integral is the parent function ο§ πππππ₯π₯[β«ππ(ππ)ππππ]= ππ(ππ) o The integral of the derivative is the parent function ο§ β«πππππ₯π₯[ππ(ππ)] ππππ = ππ(ππ) β’ Know how to find the average value of a function o 1ππβππβ«ππ(ππ)ππππππππ = π·π·βπ·π· πππ£π£π·π·πππππππ·π· π£π£πππ·π·π£π£π·π· ππππ ππ πππ£π£πππππ·π·π·π·ππππ ππππ ππππ
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