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AP Calculus Vocab
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1. A method of approximating to an integral as the limit of a sum of areas of a trapezoids. can be done by averaging a left hand sum and a right hand sum.
concave up
differentiation
speed
trapezoidal rule
2. A function f that gives the position f(t) of a body on a coordinate axis at time t
inflection point
second derivative test
position function
extrenum
3. The point (0 -0) in the Cartesian coordinate plane
amplitude
origin
continuity on an interval
arctangent function
4. The highest value of a function for each value of the domain
prime notation
maximum
second derivative test
slope
5. An integral without any specified limits - whose solution includes an undetermined constant C; antiderivative
discontinuity
related rates
indefinite integral
critical value
6. A function such that the following is true
prime notation
continuous function
product rule
base (exponential and logarithmic)
7. The function that is integrated in an integral
integrand
linear function
slope
solid of revolution
8. If h(x)=f(x)*g(x) then h'(x)=f(x)g'(x)+g(x)f'(x)
radius of a circle
instantaneous rate of change
integration by substitution
product rule
9. Either of the endpoints of an interval over which a definite integral is to be evaluated
limit of integration
closed interval [a -b]
absolute maximum
secant function
10. A function that is continuous on both the left and right side at that point
piecewise-defined function
continuity at a point
linear function
chain rule
11. The x-coordinate of the point where a curve intersects the x-axis
cosine function
trapezoidal rule
sine function
x-intercept
12. A rectangular sum of the area under a curve where the domain is divided into sub-intervals and the height of each rectangle is the function value at the right-most point of the sub-interval
right-hand sum
velocity
second derivative
separable differential equation
13. A line around which a geometric figure is symmetrical
left-hand sum
differentiability
axis of symmetry
acceleration
14. Any ordered pair (x -y) where f'(x)=0 or is undefined
velocity
integrable function
piecewise-defined function
critical point
15. A number which serves as an estimate of a desired number
x-axis
approximation
cosine function
absolute maximum
16. Local maximums of minimums of a function
differentiation
implicit differentiation
cosecant function
local extrema
17. A method of obtaining the derivative of a composite function
domain
indefinite integral
left-hand sum
chain rule
18. The steepness of a line; the ratio of the rise of a line divided by the run of a line between any two points; the tangent of the angle between the direction of a line and the x-axis
slope
arctangent function
root of an equation
y-intercept
19. A=x=b
average rate of change
odd function
indefinite integral
closed interval [a -b]
20. A trigonometric function that in a right-angled triangle is the ratio of the length of the side opposite the given angle to that of the adjacent side
continuity on an interval
tangent function
right-hand limit
relative maximum
21. A differential equation y'=f(x -y) in which f can be expressed as a product of a function of x and a function of y
odd function
arctangent function
separable differential equation
closed interval [a -b]
22. A function that is defined by applying different formulas to different parts of its domain
maximum
piecewise-defined function
related rates
constant of integration
23. Notation used for the first derivative of a function
average rate of change
dy/dx (Leibniz notation)
y-intercept
root of an equation
24. The process of evaluating an indefinite integral
antidifferentiation
origin
right-hand sum
cross-sectional area
25. Any x values where f'(x)=0 or is undefined
decreasing on an interval
base (exponential and logarithmic)
closed interval [a -b]
critical value
26. The set of all values that can be assumed by the independent variable of a function
implicit differentiation
extrenum
y-intercept
domain
27. The inverse of the sine function
arcsine function
local extrema
axis of symmetry
cross-sectional area
28. A line around which some body or curve rotates
critical point
region (in a plane)
normal line
axis of rotation
29. A point of value of the independent variable at which the value of a fuunction is not equal to its limit as the value of the independent variable approaches that point - or where it is not defined
discontinuity
inflection point
normal line
continuity on an interval
30. The derivative of the first derivative
continuity at a point
critical point
second derivative
secant function
31. The vertical axis of the Cartesian coordinate system
position function
y-axis
cosine function
trapezoidal rule
32. The horizontal axis of the Cartesian coordinate system
region (in a plane)
minimum
x-axis
optimization
33. Zero of a function; a solution of the equation f(x)=0 is a zero of the function f or a root of the equation or an x-intercept of the graph
continuous function
root of an equation
antiderivative
base (exponential and logarithmic)
34. The local and global maximums and minumums of a function
limit
sine function
extrenum
related rates
35. The y-coordinate of a point where a curve intersects the y-axis
y-intercept
origin
instantaneous velocity
antidifferentiation
36. For all x in [a -b] - f'(x)>0
increasing on an interval
instantaneous velocity
prime notation
acceleration
37. The reciprocal of the cosine function
position function
secant function
dy/dx (Leibniz notation)
radius of a circle
38. An equation involving two or more variables that are differentiable functions of time can be used to find an equation that relates the corresponding rates
indefinite integral
coefficient
antiderivative
related rates
39. The limit of f as x approaches c from the right
right-hand limit
arctangent function
inflection point
absolute maximum
40. Any function closely related to the exponential function - and in particular y=a^x - for any a
cosine function
right-hand sum
tangent line
exponential function
41. If y=f(x) - then both y' and f'(x) denote the derivative of the function with respect to x
arcsine function
integration
constant of integration
prime notation
42. The absolute value or magnitude of velocity
speed
constant of integration
x-axis
linear function
43. The rate of change of the position function occuring as a limit as a time interval approaches zero; the derivative of the position function
cotangent function
instantaneous velocity
x-intercept
exponential function
44. The function y=lnx is the inverse of the exponential function y=e^x
base (exponential and logarithmic)
concave up
integration
natural logarithm
45. A multiplicative factor in some term of an expression (or of a series); it is usually a number - but in any case does not involve any variables of the expression
acceleration
position function
coefficient
origin
46. A function that is continuous at every point on the interval
y-intercept
continuity on an interval
exponential function
limit of integration
47. A function that possesses a finite integral; the function must be continuous on the interval of integration
zero of a function
integrable function
indefinite integral
continuity at a point
48. The inverse of the tangent function
region (in a plane)
arctangent function
integration by substitution
concave down
49. The set of points in a plane that are equidistant from a given point
circle
axis of rotation
acceleration
linear approximation
50. The amount of change divided by the time it takes
axis of rotation
critical point
rate of change
natural logarithm