mat 1221 survey of calculus section 2.3 rates of change
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MAT 1221Survey of Calculus
Section 2.3
Rates of Change
http://myhome.spu.edu/lauw
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Expectations
Use equal signs Show formula steps Show individual derivatives steps Double check the algebra
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HW
WebAssign HW 2.3 There is a hint on problem 1 at the end
of your HO. Additional HW listed at the end of the
handout (need to get done, but no need to turn in)
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Fact: Slope of Tangent Line
Volume
30 /slope ml s
time
30ml/s
4.5at t s
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What is “Rate of Change”?
We are going to look at how to understand and how to find the “rate of change” in terms of functions.
(The connection between derivatives, slope of tangent lines and the rates of change.)
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Two Worlds and Two Problems
Real World Abstract World
The Velocity Problem The Tangent Problem
?
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Two Worlds and Two Problems
Real World Abstract World
The Velocity Problem The Tangent Problem
0
( ) ( )limh
f x h f xf x
h
( )y f x
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The Velocity Problem
y = distance dropped (ft)t = time (s)Displacement Function(Positive Downward)
Find the velocity of the ball at t=2.
2( ) 16y f t t
2t
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The Velocity Problem
Again, we are going to use a limiting process.
Find the average velocity of the ball from t=2 to t=2+h by the formula
2t
2t h
(2 ) (2)f h f
h
distance traveledAverage velocity
time elapsed
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The Velocity Problem
2t
2t h
t h Average Velocity (ft/s)
2 to 3 1
2 to 2.1 0.1
2 to 2.01 0.01
2 to 2.001
0.001
2( ) 16f t t(3) (2)
1
f f
(2.1) (2)
0.1
f f
(2.01) (2)
0.01
f f
(2.001) (2)
0.001
f f
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The Velocity Problem
2t
2t h
We “see” from the table that velocity of the ball at t=2 should be ____ft/s.
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The Velocity Problem
2t
2t h
We “see” from the table that velocity of the ball at t=2 should be ____ft/s.
The instantaneous velocity at t=2 is _____ ft/s.
(The ball is traveling at____ ft/s 2 seconds after it dropped.)
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Limit Notations
When h is approaching 0, is approaching 64.
We say as h0,
Or,
(2 ) (2)64
f h f
h
64)2()2(
lim0
h
fhfh
(2 ) (2)f h f
h
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Definition
For the displacement function , the instantaneous velocity at time t is
if it exists.
0
( ) ( )limh
f t h f tf t
h
( )y f t
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Two Worlds and Two Problems
Real World Abstract World
The Velocity Problem The Tangent Problem
( )y f x2t
( )y f t
0
( ) ( )limh
f t h f tf t
h
0
( ) ( )limh
f x h f xf x
h
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Remarks
In the context of moving objects, the independent variable is time t. We use the following notations
Distance function Velocity function Acceleration function : rate of change of
the velocity function
( )s t
( ) ( )v t s t
( ) ( )a t v t
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Example 2
Given
where s is in meters and t is in seconds, find
(a) v(t)
(b) a(t)
(c) The velocity and acceleration at t=2s
(d) The time when the velocity is 5m/s.
3( ) 2 5s t t t
?units
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Remarks
When units are given, you answers in (c) and (d) should have units.
The wonderful design of the notations helps you to get the units easily.
dsv
dt dv
adt
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Example 2
Suppose we model the amount of certain drug inside a patient’s body by mg after t hours of injection.
(a) Find
(b) Explain the meaning of the answer in (a)
)(tQ
3( ) 40 0.5 0.1Q t t t
(3)Q
?units
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Definition
For y=f(t), the (instantaneous) rate of change at t is
0
( ) ( )( ) lim
h
f t h f tf t
h
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Expectations
Show the substitution step. Units are required for some of the
answers. Use equal signs