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Chapter 5: Continuity and Differentiability – Complete Overview
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- Continuity and Differentiability
- Continuity
- Definition
- lim f x equals f c
- LHL equals RHL equals f c
- Types of Functions
- Polynomial always continuous
- Rational continuous in domain
- sin x and cos x always continuous
- Greatest Integer discontinuous at integers
- Algebra
- Sum f plus g continuous
- Product f times g continuous
- Quotient f over g continuous if g nonzero
- Composite fog continuous
- Finding Discontinuity
- Piecewise functions at boundary
- Rational functions where q equals 0
- Definition
- Differentiability
- Definition
- Limit of difference quotient
- LHD equals RHD
- Key Theorem
- Differentiable implies Continuous
- Converse is FALSE
- Counterexample mod x at zero
- Standard Derivatives
- Power Rule xn
- Trig sin cos tan
- Inverse Trig sin inverse cos inverse tan inverse
- Exponential e power x and a power x
- Logarithm log x
- Definition
- Differentiation Techniques
- Chain Rule
- Composite functions
- dy over dx equals dy over dt times dt over dx
- Implicit Differentiation
- Differentiate both sides wrt x
- dy over dx via chain rule on y terms
- Logarithmic Differentiation
- Take log both sides
- For u power v type functions
- For complex products
- Parametric Differentiation
- x equals f t and y equals g t
- dy over dx equals dy over dt divided by dx over dt
- Chain Rule
- Second Order Derivative
- Notation d2y over dx2
- Differentiate dy over dx again
- Proof type questions
- Differential equations
- Continuity
Decision Tree for Choosing Differentiation Method
The map in words
- Start: Differentiate f(x)
- Is f a simple power, poly, trig, exp, log?
- Yes: Use basic differentiation rules
- Apply rule and simplify
- Final Answer: dy/dx
- Apply rule and simplify
- No: Is f a composition (f ∘ g)?
- Yes: Use Chain Rule: f'(g)·g
- No: Is f a product or quotient?
- Product: Use Product Rule: u'v + uv
- Quotient: Use Quotient Rule: (u'v - uv')/v²
- No: Is f implicit y = y(x)?
- Yes: Implicit Differentiation: Differentiate both sides
- No: Is f parametric x=x(t), y=y(t)?
- Yes: Parametric Diff: dy/dx = (dy/dt)/(dx/dt)
- No: Base and exponent both variables?
- Yes: Logarithmic Diff: ln both sides
- Yes: Use basic differentiation rules
- Is f a simple power, poly, trig, exp, log?
Continuity and Differentiability – Complete Chapter Overview
The map in words
- Continuity and Differentiability
- Continuity
- Definition
- LHL equals RHL equals f of c
- Three conditions must hold
- Types of Discontinuity
- Removable
- Jump
- Infinite
- Continuous Functions
- Polynomials everywhere
- Rationals except denom zero
- sin x and cos x everywhere
- Greatest Integer at integers
- Algebra of Continuous Functions
- Sum and Difference
- Product
- Quotient where denom nonzero
- Composite functions
- Definition
- Differentiability
- Definition
- LHD equals RHD
- First principles limit
- Key Theorem
- Differentiable implies Continuous
- Continuous does not imply Differentiable
- Example mod x
- Continuous everywhere
- Not differentiable at zero
- Definition
- Differentiation Techniques
- Chain Rule
- Composite functions
- f of g x gives f prime g x times g prime x
- Implicit Differentiation
- d dx of y terms uses dy dx
- Collect and solve
- Logarithmic Differentiation
- Variable base variable exponent
- Take log then differentiate
- Parametric Differentiation
- dy dx equals dy dt divided by dx dt
- Answer in terms of parameter
- Chain Rule
- Special Functions
- Inverse Trig Derivatives
- sin inverse 1 over root 1 minus x squared
- cos inverse negative 1 over root 1 minus x squared
- tan inverse 1 over 1 plus x squared
- Exponential and Log
- d dx e to x equals e to x
- d dx log x equals 1 over x
- d dx a to x equals a to x log a
- Inverse Trig Derivatives
- Second Order Derivatives
- Definition d squared y over dx squared
- Physical Meaning Acceleration
- Proof Problems
- Mean Value Theorems
- Rolles Theorem
- Continuity plus Differentiability plus equal endpoints
- f prime c equals zero
- LMVT
- Continuity plus Differentiability
- f prime c equals average rate of change
- Rolles Theorem
- Continuity
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