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