CALCULUS Top 10 Must Knows (ultimate study guide)

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0:00 Newton's Quotient
5:42 Derivative Rules
12:23 Derivatives of Trig, Exponential, and Log
17:10 First Derivative Test
24:11 Second Derivative Test
29:10 Curve Sketching
35:17 Optimization
40:41 Antiderivatives
44:55 Definite Integrals
50:20 Volume of a solid of revolution

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I have two questions on the last Section 9 and Section 10.

Section 9 - Definite Integrals - The you displayed the graph of the Curve, you mentioned an under estimation of the area below the curve and that made sense to me, but unlike the previous Integrals the was a constant c, but in this example, there is no c associated with the area. I am making an assumption the c is so small that it is not a factor and that is because the limit is infinity. I may not be phasing this correctly, but I think you get the idea.

Section 10 - Volume of a curve. In this particular question I am focusing on the diagramming of the curve verse the area of a curve. In the preceding diagram the curve rectangles were below the curve, but in the case of the volume the rectangles were outside the curve. Why is this different? It seems to me that they should be the same. Could you please explain this?

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hewanbefirdu

I have think it’s important to mention that if you use substitution in a definite integral you must adjust the bounds of say d integral. Otherwise great, keep up the good work.

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