Important Formulas

Differentiation Rules

  1. 1.

    ddx(cx)=c

  2. 2.

    ddx(u±v)=u±v

  3. 3.

    ddx(uv)=uv+uv

  4. 4.

    ddx(uv)=vuuvv2

  5. 5.

    ddx(u(v))=u(v)v

  6. 6.

    ddx(f1(x))=1f(f1(x))

  7. 7.

    ddx(c)=0

  8. 8.

    ddx(x)=1

  9. 9.

    ddx(xn)=nxn1

  10. 10.

    ddx((f(x))n)=n(f(x))n1f(x)

  1. 11.

    ddx(ex)=ex

  2. 12.

    ddx(ef(x))=ef(x)f(x)

  3. 13.

    ddx(ax)=lnaax

  4. 14.

    ddx(lnx)=1x

  5. 15.

    ddx(lnf(x))=1f(x)f(x)

  6. 16.

    ddx(logax)=1xlna

  7. 17.

    ddx(sinx)=cosx

  8. 18.

    ddx(cosx)=sinx

  9. 19.

    ddx(cscx)=cscxcotx

  10. 20.

    ddx(secx)=secxtanx

  1. 21.

    ddx(tanx)=sec2x

  2. 22.

    ddx(cotx)=csc2x

  3. 23.

    ddx(sin1x)=11x2

  4. 24.

    ddx(cos1x)=11x2

  5. 25.

    ddx(csc1x)=1|x|x21

  6. 26.

    ddx(sec1x)=1|x|x21

  7. 27.

    ddx(tan1x)=11+x2

  8. 28.

    ddx(cot1x)=11+x2

  9. 29.

    ddx(coshx)=sinhx

  10. 30.

    ddx(sinhx)=coshx

  1. 31.

    ddx(tanhx)=sech2x

  2. 32.

    ddx(sechx)=sechxtanhx

  3. 33.

    ddx(cschx)=cschxcothx

  4. 34.

    ddx(cothx)=csch2x

  5. 35.

    ddx(cosh1x)=1x21

  6. 36.

    ddx(sinh1x)=1x2+1

  7. 37.

    ddx(sech1x)=1x1x2

  8. 38.

    ddx(csch1x)=1|x|1+x2

  9. 39.

    ddx(tanh1x)=11x2

  10. 40.

    ddx(coth1x)=11x2

Integration Rules

  1. 1.

    cf(x)dx=cf(x)dx

  2. 2.

    (f(x)±g(x))dx=f(x)dx±g(x)dx

  3. 3.

    f(x)g(x)dx=f(x)g(x)f(x)g(x)dx

  4. 4.

    f(g(x))g(x)dx=f(u)du;  u=g(x)

  5. 5.

    0dx=C

  6. 6.

    1dx=x+C

  7. 7.

    xndx=1n+1xn+1+C;n1

  8. 8.

    exdx=ex+C

  9. 9.

    axdx=1lnaax+C

  10. 10.

    lnxdx=xlnxx+C

  11. 11.

    1xdx=ln|x|+C

  12. 12.

    cosxdx=sinx+C

  13. 13.

    sinxdx=cosx+C

  14. 14.

    tanxdx=ln|cosx|+C

  15. 15.

    secxdx=ln|secx+tanx|+C

  16. 16.

    cscxdx=ln|cscx+cotx|+C

  1. 17.

    cotxdx=ln|sinx|+C

  2. 18.

    sec2xdx=tanx+C

  3. 19.

    csc2xdx=cotx+C

  4. 20.

    secxtanxdx=secx+C

  5. 21.

    cscxcotxdx=cscx+C

  6. 22.

    cos2xdx=x2+sin(2x)4+C

  7. 23.

    sin2xdx=x2sin(2x)4+C

  1. 24.

    1x2+a2dx=1atan1xa+C

  2. 25.

    1a2x2dx=sin1x|a|+C

  3. 26.

    1xx2a2dx=1|a|sec1|xa|+C

  4. 27.

    coshxdx=sinhx+C

  5. 28.

    sinhxdx=coshx+C

  6. 29.

    tanhxdx=ln(coshx)+C

  7. 30.

    cothxdx=ln|sinhx|+C

  1. 31.

    sec3xdx=12(secxtanx+ln|secx+tanx|)+C

  2. 32.

    x2+a2dx=x2x2+a2+a22ln(x+x2+a2)+C

  3. 33.

    1x2a2dx=cosh1xa+C=ln(x+x2a2)+C;   0<a<x

  4. 34.

    1x2+a2dx=sinh1xa+C=ln(x+x2+a2)+C;   0<a

  5. 35.

    1a2x2dx={1atanh1xa+C,|x|<|a|1acoth1xa+C,|a|<|x|=12aln|a+xax|+C

  6. 36.

    1xa2x2dx=1asech1|x|a+C=1aln|xa+a2x2|+C;  0<|x|<a

  7. 37.

    1xx2+a2dx=1acsch1|x|a+C=1aln|xa+a2+x2|+C;  x0, a>0

The Unit Circle

xy00(1,0)30π/6(32,12)45π/4(22,22)60π/3(12,32)90π/2(0,1)1202π/3(12,32)1353π/4(22,22)1505π/6(32,12)180π(1,0)2107π/6(32,12)2255π/4(22,22)2404π/3(12,32)2703π/2(0,1)3005π/3(12,32)3157π/4(22,22)33011π/6(32,12)

Definitions of the Trigonometric Functions

Unit Circle Definition

sinθ =y cosθ =x
cscθ =1y secθ =1x
tanθ =yx cotθ =xy
xy(x,y)yxθ

Right Triangle Definition

AdjacentOppositeHypotenuseθ
sinθ =OH cscθ =HO
cosθ =AH secθ =HA
tanθ =OA cotθ =AO

Common Trigonometric Identities

Pythagorean Identities

sin2x+cos2x=1
tan2x+1=sec2x
1+cot2x=csc2x

Cofunction Identities

sin(π2x) =cosx csc(π2x) =secx
cos(π2x) =sinx sec(π2x) =cscx
tan(π2x) =cotx cot(π2x) =tanx

Even/Odd Identities

sin(x) =sinx csc(x) =cscx
cos(x) =cosx sec(x) =secx
tan(x) =tanx cot(x) =cotx

Sum to Product Formulas

sinx+siny =2sin(x+y2)cos(xy2)
sinxsiny =2sin(xy2)cos(x+y2)
cosx+cosy =2cos(x+y2)cos(xy2)
cosxcosy =2sin(x+y2)sin(yx2)

Power-Reducing Formulas

sin2x =1cos2x2
cos2x =1+cos2x2
tan2x =1cos2x1+cos2x

Double Angle Formulas

sin2x =2sinxcosx
cos2x =cos2xsin2x
=2cos2x1
=12sin2x
tan2x =2tanx1tan2x

Product to Sum Formulas

sinxsiny =12(cos(xy)cos(x+y))
cosxcosy =12(cos(xy)+cos(x+y))
sinxcosy =12(sin(x+y)+sin(xy))

Angle Sum/Difference Formulas

sin(x±y) =sinxcosy±cosxsiny
cos(x±y) =cosxcosysinxsiny
tan(x±y) =tanx±tany1tanxtany

Domains and ranges of inverse trigonometric functions

Inverse Function Domain Range Inverse Function Domain Range
sin1x [1,1] [π/2,π/2] csc1x (,1][1,) [π/2,0)(0,π/2]
cos1x [1,1] [0,π] sec1x (,1][1,) [0,π/2)(π/2,π]
tan1x (,) (π/2,π/2) cot1x (,) (0,π)

Areas and Volumes

Triangles
h=asinθ
Area =12bh
Law of Cosines: c2=a2+b22abcosθ
bθach Right Circular Cone
Volume =13πr2h
Surface Area = πrr2+h2+πr2
hr
Parallelograms
Area =bh
bh Right Circular Cylinder
Volume =πr2h
Surface Area = 2πrh+2πr2
hr
Trapezoids
Area =12(a+b)h
bah Sphere
Volume =43πr3
Surface Area =4πr2
r
Circles
Area =πr2
Circumference =2πr
r General Cone
Area of Base =A
Volume =13Ah
hA
Sectors of Circles
θ
in radians
Area =12θr2 s=rθ
rsθ General Right Cylinder
Area of Base =A
Volume =Ah
hA

Algebra

Factors and Zeros of Polynomials

Let p(x)=anxn+an1xn1++a1x+a0 be a polynomial. If p(a)=0, then a is a zero of the polynomial and a solution of the equation p(x)=0. Furthermore, (xa) is a factor of the polynomial.

Fundamental Theorem of Algebra

An nth degree polynomial has n (not necessarily distinct) zeros. Although all of these zeros may be imaginary, a real polynomial of odd degree must have at least one real zero.

Quadratic Formula

If p(x)=ax2+bx+c, then the zeros of p are x=b±b24ac2a

Special Factoring

x2a2 =(xa)(x+a) x3±a3 =(x±a)(x2ax+a2) x4a4 =(x2a2)(x2+a2)

Binomial Theorem

(x+y)2 =x2+2xy+y2 (x+y)3 =x3+3x2y+3xy2+y3
(x+y)4 =x4+4x3y+6x2y2+4xy3+y4 (x+y)n =k=0n(nk)xnkyk

Rational Zero Theorem
If p(x)=anxn+an1xn1++a1x+a0 has integer coefficients, then every rational zero of p is of the form x=r/s, where r is a factor of a0 and s is a factor of an.

Factoring by Grouping

acx3+adx2+bcx+bd=ax2(cx+d)+b(cx+d)=(ax2+b)(cx+d)

Arithmetic Operations

ab+ac=a(b+c) ab+cd=ad+bcbd a+bc=ac+bc
(ab)(cd)=(ab)(dc)=adbc (ab)c=abc a(bc)=acb
a(bc)=abc abcd=badc ab+aca=b+c

Exponents and Radicals

a0=1,a0 (ab)x =axbx axay =ax+y a =a1/2 axay =axy an =a1/n
(ab)x=axbx amn =am/n ax =1ax abn =anbn (ax)y =axy abn =anbn

Additional Formulas

Summation Formulas

i=1nc =cn i=1ni =n(n+1)2 i=1ni2 =n(n+1)(2n+1)6 i=1ni3 =(n(n+1)2)2

Trapezoidal Rule

abf(x)dxΔx2[f(x1)+2f(x2)+2f(x3)++2f(xn)+f(xn+1)]

with Error(ba)312n2[max|f′′(x)|]

Simpson’s Rule

abf(x)dxΔx3[f(x1)+4f(x2)+2f(x3)+4f(x4)++2f(xn1)+4f(xn)+f(xn+1)]

with Error(ba)5180n4[max|f(4)(x)|]

Arc Length

L=ab1+f(x)2dx

Work Done by a Variable Force

W=abF(x)dx

Force Exerted by a Fluid

F=abwd(y)(y)dy

Taylor Series Expansion for f(x)

pn(x)=f(c)+f(c)(xc)+f′′(c)2!(xc)2+f′′′(c)3!(xc)3++f(n)(c)n!(xc)n+

Standard Form of Conic Sections

Parabola      Ellipse Hyperbola with foci and vertices
Vertical axis Horizontal axis on x-axis on y-axis
y=x24p x=y24p x2a2+y2b2=1 x2a2y2b2=1 y2b2x2a2=1

Summary of Tests for Series

Notation: Infinite series n=1an with sequence of partial sums {Sn}={a1+a2+a3++an}

Test Series Convergence or Divergence Comment
Definition of Series n=1an series converges if and only if {Sn} converges used when a formula for Sn can be found
Divergence Test n=1an diverges if limnan0 no conclusion if limnan=0
Alternating Series ±n=1(1)nbn converges if bn>0, {bn} is decreasing, and limnbn=0 check that conditions hold eventually; no information about divergence
Geometric Series n=0arn converges if and only if |r|<1 Sum =a1r
Telescoping Series n=1bnbn+m converges if and only if {Sn} converges most terms of Sn subtract away
p-Series n=11(an+b)p converges if and only if p>1 assumes an+b0
p-Series For Logarithms n=11(an+b)(logn)p converges if and only if p>1 logarithm’s base doesn’t affect convergence.
Integral Test n=1an converges if and only if ka(n)dn converges an=a(n) must be positive and decreasing eventually
Direct Comparison n=1an, n=1bn 0<anbn bn converges an converges an diverges bn diverges consider geometric or p-series
Limit Comparison n=1an, n=1bn 0<an,bn if limnan/bn=L L>0: both converge or diverge together L=0: bn converges an converges L=: bn diverges an diverges consider geometric or p-series
Ratio/Root Test n=1an L={limn|an+1/an|Ratio Testlimn|an|1/nRoot Test L<1: converges L>1 or L=: diverges L=1: test indeterminate use Ratio Test for products, factorials, or powers in terms use Root Test for series of the form an=(bn)n

Absolute convergence: n=1|an| converges (and by Absolute Convergence Theorem, n=1an converges)

Conditional convergence: n=1an converges but n=1|an| diverges

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