The document provides rules and examples for differentiation and integration. It includes:
1. Rules for differentiation including the power rule, product rule, and quotient rule. Examples are provided to demonstrate applying each rule.
2. Integration rules including the power rule for integration and rules for definite integrals. Examples show evaluating definite integrals using substitutions and partitions of the interval.
3. Applications of differentiation and integration in economics, including revenue and cost functions. Marginal functions are derived from total functions.
4. The definition of an indefinite integral as the anti-derivative. The fundamental theorem of calculus links definite and indefinite integrals.
Contents:
1. Geometric Sequence
2. Geometric Means
3. Geometric Series
with activities
Feel free to send me a message at regie.naungayan@deped.gov.ph for corrections or other suggestions
* Combine functions using algebraic operations.
* Create a new function by composition of functions.
* Evaluate composite functions.
* Find the domain of a composite function.
* Decompose a composite function into its component functions.
Contents:
1. Geometric Sequence
2. Geometric Means
3. Geometric Series
with activities
Feel free to send me a message at regie.naungayan@deped.gov.ph for corrections or other suggestions
* Combine functions using algebraic operations.
* Create a new function by composition of functions.
* Evaluate composite functions.
* Find the domain of a composite function.
* Decompose a composite function into its component functions.
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2. Rules for differentiation:
1. The derivative of a constant function is zero.
example
2. The power rule:
example
[ ] 0=c
dx
d
[ ] 030 =
dx
d
[ ] 1−
= nn
nxx
dx
d
[ ] 3144
12)4(33 xxx
dx
d
== −
Unit 5: Differentiation
5.1 Concepts and Rules of Differentiation
3. 3. The scalar multiple rule:
If f(x) is differentiable at x and c is any real number, then
example
4. The sum rule & difference rule:
example
[ ] [ ])()( xf
dx
d
cxcf
dx
d
= [ ] [ ] 3344
12)4(333 xxx
dx
d
x
dx
d
===
[ ] [ ] [ ])()()()( xg
dx
d
xf
dx
d
xgxf
dx
d
±=±
[ ] 12)5()()(5 22
−=+−=+− x
dx
d
x
dx
d
x
dx
d
xx
dx
d
Unit 5: Differentiation
5.1 Concepts and Rules of Differentiation
4. Rules for differentiation:
5. The Product Rule:
Example: Differentiate
Solution:
[ ] )(')()().(')().( xgxfxgxfxgxf
dx
d
+=
)1)(13( 2
xxy +−=
[ ]
169
1366
)1)(13()6)(1(
)1()13()13()1()1)(13(
2
22
2
222
−+=
−++=
−++=
+−+−+=+−
xx
xxx
xxx
x
dx
d
xx
dx
d
xxx
dx
dy
Unit 5: Differentiation
5.1 Concepts and Rules of Differentiation
5. 6. The Quotient Rule: If
then
Example:
Differentiate with respect to x .
,0)(,
)(
)(
)( ≠= xh
xh
xg
xf
2
)]([
)()(')()('
)('
xh
xgxhxhxg
xf
×−×
=
23
12
)(
+
−
=
x
x
xf
Unit 5: Differentiation
5.1 Concepts and Rules of Differentiation
6. 7. The Chain Rule:
If is the composite function in which the
inside function g and the outside function f are
differentiable, then
Example:
Differentiate with respect to x .
))(( xgf
Unit 5: Differentiation
5.1 Concepts and Rules of Differentiation
)(')).(('))](([ xgxgfxgf
dx
d
=
( )22
1−+= xxy
7. The derivative of an Exponential Function:
Example: Determine the derivative of
Solution:
Unit 5: Differentiation
5.1 Diff. of Exp. & Log. Function
( ) xx
ee
dx
d
=
x
xexf 3)( =
)3()(3)3()(' x
dx
d
ee
dx
d
xxe
dx
d
xf xxx
+==
)1(333 +=+= xeexe xxx
8. The derivative of a Natural Logarithm Function:
where x > 0
And by the chain rule:
where f (x) > 0
Unit 5: Differentiation
5.1 Diff. of Exp. & Log. Function
x
x
dx
d 1
)(ln =
)(
)('
)]([ln
xf
xf
xf
dx
d
=
9. Example:
Find the derivative of
Solution:
Unit 5: Differentiation
5.1 Diff. of Exp. & Log. Function
)52ln()( 2
−+= xxxf
52
22
)52(
)52(
)(' 22
2
−+
+
=
−+
−+
=
xx
x
xx
xx
dx
d
xf
10. Marginal functions in economics
Example: The total cost, C(x) associated with the producing
and marketing x units of MP4 player is given by
Find :
(a)The actual cost incurred for producing and marketing the
11th
MP4 player.
(b) Total cost when the output is 5 units.
(c) Average cost for an output of 10 units
(d) Marginal cost the output is 4 units.
Unit 5: Differentiation
5.2 Business Application
150201.05.0)( 23
+−−= xxxxC
11. Marginal functions in economics
Example: Suppose the relationship between the unit price p in
RM and the quantity demanded x of the laptop model S is
given by the equation
Find :
(a) the revenue function R(x)
(b) the marginal revenue foundation R’(x)
(c) Compute R’(200) .
Unit 5: Differentiation
5.2 Business Application
30002.0)( +−= xxp
12. Marginal functions in economics
Example: For the above example , the revenue is function is
. Let the total cost of producing
x units of laptop model S be
Find :
(a) the profit function P(x)
(b) the marginal profit function P’(x)
(c) Compute P’(100)
Unit 5: Differentiation
5.2 Business Application
xxx 30002.0)( 2
+−=
300000200)( += xxC
13. Unit 5 Integration
5.3 Integration as Anti-differentiation
Definition:
A function F is called an anti-derivative or an indefinite integral
of a function f(x) if the derivative F’(x) = f(x). We write
if
Example:
Since the derivative of x2
= 2x, or
therefore, x2
is an anti-derivative of 2x, or
∫= dxxfxF )()( )()(' xfxF =
xx
dx
d
2)( 2
=
∫ = 2
2 xxdx
14. Unit 5 Integration
5.3 Integration as Anti-differentiation
x2
is not the only anti-derivative of 2x,
The derivative of x2
+ 5 is also 2x,
therefore x2
+ 5 is also anti-derivative of 2x.
Constant term is the only difference
In general,
it is always necessary to include the constant C
when writing a general anti-derivative:
x2
+ C
15. Unit 5 Integration
5.3 Integration as Anti-differentiation
Integration:
If then, integrating f(x) produces
the anti-derivative F(x) + C.
We write:
[ ] )()( xfxF
dx
d
=
∫ += CxFdxxf )()(
16. Unit 5 Integration
5.3 Integration as Anti-differentiation
Basic Integration Rules:
Rule 1: The indefinite integral of a constant
Example:
∫ += Ckxkdx
∫ += Cxdx 99
17. Unit 5 Integration
5.3 Integration as Anti-differentiation
Basic Integration Rules:
Rule 2: The power rule
Example:
)( 1
1
1 1
−≠+
+
=∫
+
nCx
n
dxx nn
∫ +=+
+
= +
CxCxdxx 5144
5
1
14
1
20. Unit 5 Integration
5.3 Integration as Anti-differentiation
Basic Integration Rules:
Rule 5: The indefinite integral of the exponential
function
(k = constant)
Example:
∫ += Ce
k
dxe kxkx 1
∫ += −−
Cedxe xx 8585
5
1
21. Unit 5 Integration
5.3 Integration as Anti-differentiation
Basic Integration Rules:
Rule 6: The indefinite integral of
Example:
x
xxf
11
== −
)(
∫ ∫ ≠+==−
0
11
xCxdx
x
dxx ln
∫ ∫ ≠+==−
)(ln 05
1
55 1
xCxdx
x
dxx
22. Unit 5 Integration
5.3 Definite Integrals
Theorem:
Let f be continuous on [a, b]. If G is any anti-derivative
for f on [a, b], then
Example: Evaluate .
Solution: Since is an antiderivative of f(x) = x, thus
∫ −=
b
a
aGbGdxxf )()()(
∫
2
1
dxx
2
)(
2
x
xF =
2
3
)14(
2
1
2
2
1
2
2
1
=−==∫
x
dxx
23. Unit 5 Integration
5.3 Definite Integrals
Evaluating the definite Integral:
Let f and g be continuous function, then
( c = constant)
[ ]
( )cbadxxfdxxfdxxf
dxxgdxxfdxxgxf
dxxfcdxxcf
dxxfdxxf
dxxf
c
b
b
a
c
a
b
a
b
a
b
a
b
a
b
a
b
a
a
b
a
a
<<+=
±=±
=
−=
=
∫∫∫
∫∫∫
∫ ∫
∫ ∫
∫
)()()(.
)()()()(.
)()(.
)()(.
)(.
5
4
3
2
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