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Secant line
A line passing through
two
points of a
curve
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Slope of secant line
(
-f(x2)
-
f(x1)
) / (x2 - x1)
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Tangent line
A
straight line
that passes through a point on a curve and has the same slope as the curve at that point
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Slope of tangent line
lim(Δx→0) (
f(x0 + Δx
) -
f(x0)
) / Δx, where Δx ≠ 0
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Not all functions have a
tangent line
at all points
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Function
with
no
tangent
line
f(x)
= |
x
|
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Derivative
The
limit
of the slope of the secant line as the two points approach each other, provided the
limit
exists
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Computing the derivative
lim(Δx→0) (
f(x + Δx
) - f(x)) /
Δx
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If a function is
differentiable
at a point, it is also
continuous
at that point
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The derivative of
f(x)
=
3x^2
+ 2x - 1 is f'(x) = 9x + 2
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The expression
d/dx
is called a
differential operator
and tells you to take the derivative of whatever expression follows
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