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1) Calculus involves continuously varying functions and consists of differential calculus (differentiation) and integral calculus (integration). 2) Differentiation is used to calculate rates of change and find maximum and minimum values and involves formulas like the power rule, product rule, and chain rule. 3) The document provides formulas and examples for finding derivatives of various functions using differentiation rules.
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Y Cot U: University of The City of Manila

1) Calculus involves continuously varying functions and consists of differential calculus (differentiation) and integral calculus (integration). 2) Differentiation is used to calculate rates of change and find maximum and minimum values and involves formulas like the power rule, product rule, and chain rule. 3) The document provides formulas and examples for finding derivatives of various functions using differentiation rules.
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PAMANTASAN NG LUNGSOD NG MAYNILA

University of the City of Manila


Engineering Mathematical Society

DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS REVIEWER

Calculus is a branch of mathematics involving or leading −du


to calculations dealing with continuously varying −1 dy=
functions. (26) y=cot u u2 + 1
Chain Rule:
Calculus is a subject that falls into two parts: dy dy du
= ⋅
(i) differential calculus (or differentiation) and (27) dx du dx
(ii) integral calculus (or integration).
Inverse Function:
Differentiation is used in calculations involving velocity dy 1
and acceleration, rates of change and maximum and =
dx dy
minimum values of curves.
(28) dx
DIFFERENTIATION FORMULAS
Parametric Equations:
y=c dy=0⋅du dy
(1)
dy dt
(2) y=u dy=1⋅du =
dx dx
(3) y=cf (u) dy=c⋅df (29) dt
n n−1
y=cu dy=cnu du d dy
(4)
(5) y=u±v dy=du±dv d 2 y dt dx
=
( )
2 dx
dx
(6) y=uv dy=udv+vdu dt
(30)
u vdu−udv
y= dy=
(7) v v2 USEFUL LAWS AND IDENTITIES
x x
(8) y=a dy=a ln a⋅du 2 2
u u I. sin x+cos x=1
(9) y=e dy=e ⋅du 2 2
log a e II. 1+tan x=sec x
y=log a u dy= du 2 2
(10) u cot x+1=csc x
III.
du 2 2
dy= IV. cosh x−sinh x=1
(11) y=lnu u
x −x
y=sin u dy=cosu⋅du e −e
(12) sinh x=
y=cos u dy=−sinu⋅du V. 2
(13)
y=tan u dy=sec u⋅du
2 e x +e−x
(14) cosh x =
VI. 2
(15) y=csc u dy=−cscu⋅cotu⋅du
y=sec u dy=secu⋅tan u⋅du e x −e− x
(16) tanh x=
2 VII. e x +e−x
(17) y=cot u dy=−csc u⋅du
c
(18) y=sinh u dy=coshu⋅du =cx−n
VIII. xn
(19) y=cosh u dy=sinhu⋅du m
2 n m
(20) y=tanh u dy=sech u⋅du IX. √x =x n

du n
−1
dy= X. log a x =n log a x
(21) y=sin u √ 1−u2 loga xy=log a x+log a y
−du XI.
−1
dy= x
(22) y=cos u √ 1−u2 loga =log a x−log a y
y
du XII.
−1 dy=
(23) y=tan u 1+u2 SAMPLE PROBLEMS
−du
−1
dy= 7
(24) y=csc u u √ u2 −1 f (x )= x 3 −e x
Sample Problem No.1: If 6 , find the
du
−1
dy= value of x if its third derivative is equal to zero.
(25) y=sec u u √ u2 −1

DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS REVIEWER | 1


Solution: First step is to find the third derivative of f(x).
∵cosh y= √1+sinh 2 y=√ 1+ x2
7 dy 1
f (x )= x 3 −e x ∴ y '= =
6 dx √ 1+x 2
7 7
f ' (x )= (3 ) x −e x = x 2−e x
3−1
6 2
7
f ''( x )= (2) x −e =7 x−e x
2−1 x
2
1−1 x x
f '''( x)=7(1) x −e =7−e
“if its third derivative is equal to zero.” Set f’’’(x) equal
to zero then solve for x: PROBLEMS:
4x
f '''( x )=0 dy 2 xe
y=
1. Find dx if sin x
7−e x =0 2 2
x
e =7 2. If y=x +2 x , find the first derivative of ln y .
x=ln(7) dy
x5
3. Find dx if y=e ln x .
2 2x 4. Find the first derivative of
Sample Problem No. 2: If f (x )=sin (7 +1) , find 2
f ' (x ) . y=arctan √ x −1+arccsc x with respect to x.
sin xcos x
Solution:
dy y=ln √
5. Find dx if 1+2log x .
This problem involves the application of the chain rule.
2x −2 x
Let: u=7
2x
+1 , differentiating both sides of the 6. If f (x )=√ e +e , find f ' (x ) .
2
equation:
7. Find the first derivative of f (x )=e x cosh −1 3 x .
2x dy
u=7 +1
2x 8. Find dx if y=ln(sec( log x )) .
du=7 ln(7)⋅d(2 x) dy
2x 2 2 2 2
du=2(7 )ln(7)dx 9. Find dx if y=tan xcosh x−tan x sinh x .
dy
2
Then y=sin u , let v=sin u differentiating both 10. If sin( xy)=x , then dx equals ________.
sides of the equation: 11. Use chain rule to differentiate the function
1+x
v=sin u
dv=cosudu
y=
1−x .
dy

3

1 1
y= u=
2 12. Find dx if 1−u and 1−x 2
Therefore y=v , differentiating both sides of the
equation and by substitution: ADDITIONAL PROBLEMS:
2 dy
y=v
dy=2 vdv 1. Find dx if xy=x sin−1 x+ √1−x 2 .
2x 2x 2x
dy=2sinucosudu=2sin (7 +1)cos(7 +1)⋅2(7 )ln(7)dx dy u u2
x= y= 3
dy
f ' (x )= =4 ln(7 )⋅72 x sin(7 2 x +1)cos(7 2 x +1) 2. Find dx if 1+u 3 and 1+u
dx 1 1
y=5 x 4 +4 x − + −3
3. Differentiate 2 x2 √ 2 x with
dy
−1 respect to x.
Sample Problem No. 3: Find y=sinhdx if x . 2
dy y= 4
Solution:
This problem involves implicit differentiation. 4. Find dx if ( x −5 x +10 x 2 −5 x +1 )7
3
.
5. A parabola has parametric equations: x=t 2 ,
−1
y=sinh x dy
sinh y=x y=2t find dx .
cosh y⋅y'=1
1
y'=
cosh y

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