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(MTH 250) Lecture 11 Calculus

Previous Lecture’s Summary Summary of differentiation rules: Recall Chain rules Implicit differentiation Derivatives of logrithemic functions Derivatives of hyperbolic functions. Derivatives of inverse trigonometric functions Derivatives of inverse hyperbolic functions Summary of results

Today’s Lecture Recalls Differentials Local linear approximations Indetermined forms L’Hopitâl rule

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Differentials

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Differentials

Local linear approximations If the graph of a function is magnified at a point P that is differentiable, the function is said to be locally linear at P. The tangent line through P closely approximates the graph. A technique called local linear approximation is used to evaluate function at a particular value. When measurements of independent variables have small errors then the computed functions will also be affected. This is known as error propagation. Our goal is to estimate errors in the function using local linear appraoximation and differentials.

Local linear approximations

Indeterminate From There are times when we need to evaluate functions which are rational We end up with the indeterminate form At a specific point it may evaluate to an indeterminate form Note why this is indeterminate

L’Hôpital Rule

We can confirm L’Hôpital’s rule by working backwards, and using the definition of derivative:

L’Hôpital Rule Suppose gives an indeterminate form (and the limit exists) It is possible to find a limit by Note: this only works when the original limit gives an indeterminate form.

L’Hôpital Rule

Example: Find Solution: Example: Find Solution:

L’Hôpital Rule Use apply L’Hôpital’s rule as many times as necessary as long as the fraction is still indeterminate. For example. L’Hôpital again. Now it is in the form This is indeterminate form L’Hôpital’s rule applied once. Fractions cleared. Still

L’Hôpital Rule

Example: Find Solution:

L’Hôpital Rule

Example: Find Solution: L’Hôpital applied

Lecture Summary Recalls Differentials Local linear approximations Indetermined forms L’Hopitâl rule