Class Notes for Mathematics at Simon Fraser University (SFU)
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MATH 154 Lecture 4: Lecture 3: Function Intersections & Limits
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The graphs of 2 functions intersect where the 2 functions are equal to each other. When we cancel x, we assume x 0, or treat x = 0 as a separate case.
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MATH 154 Lecture 29: Differentiating Exponential Functions & Doubling
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Ex and ln(x) are the inverse of each other. For changing to base e, we use the formula (cid:3051)=(cid:1857)ln (cid:4666)(cid:4667)=(cid:1857)ln (cid:4
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MATH 154 Lecture 6: Lecture 5: Limits & Average Rate of Change
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When the x-value of a function is large, the leading term dominates the behaviour. So when the x-value is large, we can assume f(x) leading term. If x
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MATH 154 Lecture 24: Optimization & Related Rates
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If the function cos has derivative sin, find the derivative of cos(x3-2x) Problem: a colony of ants maintains a trail network to connect their nest to
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MATH 154 Lecture Notes - Lecture 31: Exponential Decay, Doubling Time
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For this equation, the rate of change of y is proportional to itself. A differential equation is an equation where both sides are functions (functional
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MATH 154 Lecture Notes - Lecture 35: Radian, Unit Circle, Logistic Function
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