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Warm up Problems 1.If, find f (x). 2.If, find f (x). 3.Given the graph of f (x), find all intervals where f (x) is increasing.
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Interpreting the Derivative New Notation: If y = f (x), then
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Ex. The cost C, in dollars, of building a new Avengers facility that has area A square feet is given by C = f (A). What are the units of f (A)?
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Ex. The cost, in dollars, for the seven dwarves to extract T tons of ore from their mine is given by M = f (T). What does f (2000) = 100 mean?
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Ex. Suppose P = f (t) is the population of Springfield, in millions, t years since 1990. Explain f (15) = -2.
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Derivative of the Derivative We can find the derivative of f (x): f (x) = the second derivative of f If s(t) = position, then
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Note: If f > 0, then f is increasing. If f < 0, then f is decreasing. Thm. If f > 0, then f is concave up. If f < 0, then f is concave down. Concave up means that the graph lies above its tangent line and below its secant line
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Ex. Given the graph of f, determine if each is positive, negative, or zero. f f f f A B C D
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Ex. Given the graph of f, answer the following: a) Where is f decreasing? b) Where is f concave up?
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Warm up Problems 1. If y = x 3 + 3x, find. 2. If, find g(8). 3. Draw a graph of f so that f > 0 and f < 0 for all x. 4. If the position of a particle is given by x(t) = t 2, is the speed increasing or decreasing at t = -3? What about t = 2?
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Next class we will review, and Monday will be our next chapter test.
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