MATH 1151 Study Guide - Fall 2018, Comprehensive Midterm Notes - Trigonometric Functions, Graph Of A Function, Derivative

• School: Ohio State University
• Department: Mathematics
• Course: MATH 1151
• Professor: Ernest Fontes

Document Summary

Vertical line test: any x-value can only have one y-value. Functions: plugging in an x-value, get out only one y-value. Domain: all possible x-values (x"s that can be plugged into the function) Ranges: all possible y-values (all possible outputs of the function) Horizontal line test: used to determine if there is a possible inverse function. There will not be an inverse because sin(x) fails the horizontal line test. An i an etc ca is the coefficient. Degree: biggest n with an 40 nbeing the exponent. Limit- how functions behave near a certain place (what is near a point, but not actually the real point. Limit exists if both sides of the limit are equal, if they do not agree then the limit is. Continuity- continuous at a value a where: limfca a exists and flea lert rightlimits agree mafca. Xb b sincx coscx au are r for their domain.