Chapter 2 (Differentiation) FSc Part 2 Math

Level: F.Sc (Pre-Engg)
Class: 2nd Year
Board: Punjab Textbook Board
Subject: Mathematics
Total Exercises: 10
Type: Notes

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In this chapter we will read these topics:

  • Name the mathematicians who invented different calculus.
  • Define dependent and independent varaibles.
  • Define the derivative of a function.
  • What is differentiation?
  • Differentiation by definition.
  • The first principle or AB-Initio Method.
  • Write different notations used for derivatives by different mathematicians.
  • Find derivative when n is a positive integer.
  • Find derivative when n is a negative integer.
  • Find derivative when n is zero.
  • Find from the definition, the differential coefficient of the given variable.
  • Find from the 1st principle.
  • Theorems on differentiation
  • State and prove the theorem of derivatives.
  • State and prove the difference theorem of the derivative.
  • State and prove the product theorem of derivatives.
  • State and prove the quotient theorem of derivatives.
  • State and prove the reciprocal rule of the derivative.
  • The Chain Rule.
  • A derivative of Parametric equations.
  • Define Parameter.
  • Define Parametric equations.
  • Define explicit and implicit functions.
  • A derivative of Implicit Relations.
  • Differentiation of trigonometric functions.
  • Prove by the ab-initio method.
  • Find derivatives from the first principle.
  • Derivation of inverse trigonometric functions.
  • Differentiation of exponential functions.
  • Define the exponential function.
  • Define general exponential function.
  • Define natural exponential function.
  • Differentiation of logarithmic functions.
  • Define the general logarithm function.
  • Define common logarithm function.
  • Define natural logarithm function.
  • Differentiation of hyperbolic functions.
  • Define hyperbolic functions.
  • A derivative of inverse hyperbolic functions.
  • Higher derivatives.
  • First derivative
  • Second derivative
  • Third derivative.
  • Fourth derivative.
  • Nth derivative.
  • Higher derivative.
  • Series expansions of functions
  • Define Maclaurin’s series expansion of a function.
  • State and prove Maclaurin’s series expansion of a function.
  • Find Maclaurin’s series for sinx.
  • State and prove Taylor’s series expansion of a function.
  • Geometrical meaning of derivative.
  • State the geometrical interpretation of derivative.
  • Define the tangent line.
  • Prove that geometrically derivative of a function gives the slope of a tangent line.
  • Discuss the tangent line to the graph of function |x| at x=0.
  • Define increasing function.
  • Define a decreasing function.
  • Define a constant function.
  • Define an increasing function in terms of derivatives.
  • Define decreasing function in terms of derivatives.
  • Define constant function in terms of derivatives.
  • Define stationary point.
  • Define critical value and critical point.
  • Define turning point of a function.
  • Define point of inflection.
  • Define relative minima of a function.
  • Define relative maxima of a function.
  • What is the relative extrema of a function.
  • Define first derivative test.
  • Applications of maxima and minima.
  • Find two positives integers whose sum is 9 and the product of one with the square of the other will be maximum.
  • What are dimensions of a box of a square base having largest volume if the sum of one side of the base and height is 12cm.
  • The perimeter of a triangle is 20cm. If one side is of the length 8cm, what are length of the other sides for the mum area of the triangle?
  • FInd the two positive integers whose sum is 30 and their product will be maximum.

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