f has a relative min Concave Down Accumulation Function Mean Value Theorem f' has a turning point Acceleration 2nd reason for Discontinuity Average Value of the Function Point Discontinuity Newton's Method f'(a)=1/(f^-1)'(b) Average Rate of Change L'Hospitals f' is increasing Rate of Change Differentiable 1st FTC 1st reason for discontinuity f is increasing Area under the curve Step Discontinuity Jump Discontinuity Rolle's Theorem Critical Value Position 3rd Reason for Discontinuity Velocity f has a relative max Distance f' is decreasing Turning Point Displacement Normal Line Orthogonal f is decreasing Concave Up Approximating Area 2nd FTC Linear Approximations Point of Inflection Intermediate Value Theorem Derivative f has a relative min Concave Down Accumulation Function Mean Value Theorem f' has a turning point Acceleration 2nd reason for Discontinuity Average Value of the Function Point Discontinuity Newton's Method f'(a)=1/(f^-1)'(b) Average Rate of Change L'Hospitals f' is increasing Rate of Change Differentiable 1st FTC 1st reason for discontinuity f is increasing Area under the curve Step Discontinuity Jump Discontinuity Rolle's Theorem Critical Value Position 3rd Reason for Discontinuity Velocity f has a relative max Distance f' is decreasing Turning Point Displacement Normal Line Orthogonal f is decreasing Concave Up Approximating Area 2nd FTC Linear Approximations Point of Inflection Intermediate Value Theorem Derivative
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f has a relative min
Concave Down
Accumulation Function
Mean Value Theorem
f' has a turning point
Acceleration
2nd reason for Discontinuity
Average Value of the Function
Point Discontinuity
Newton's Method
f'(a)=1/(f^-1)'(b)
Average Rate of Change
L'Hospitals
f' is increasing
Rate of Change
Differentiable
1st FTC
1st reason for discontinuity
f is increasing
Area under the curve
Step Discontinuity
Jump Discontinuity
Rolle's Theorem
Critical Value
Position
3rd Reason for Discontinuity
Velocity
f has a relative max
Distance
f' is decreasing
Turning Point
Displacement
Normal Line
Orthogonal
f is decreasing
Concave Up
Approximating Area
2nd FTC
Linear Approximations
Point of Inflection
Intermediate Value Theorem
Derivative