Calculus: 50 derivatives, integrals and limits
Memorize the derivatives, integrals, limits and theorems every calculus course relies on, written out in clean LaTeX.
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- 1(a constant)
- 2The power rule.
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- 20Product rule
- 21Quotient rule
- 22Chain rule
- 23Definition of the derivative
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- 28L’Hôpital’s ruleFor or forms: , if the right side exists
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- 38Equivalently .
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- 40Integrate by parts with u = ln x, dv = dx.
- 41Integration by parts
- 42Substitution rulewith
- 43Fundamental theorem of calculus, part 1For f continuous on the interval.
- 44Fundamental theorem of calculus, part 2Where is any antiderivative of .
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- 46The Gaussian integral.
- 47Mean value theoremIf is continuous on and differentiable on , some in has
- 48Second derivative testIf : means a local minimum, a local maximum
- 49Taylor series of
- 50Taylor series of
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Does this deck cover multivariable calculus?
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