Applications of Integrals Review (All of AP Calculus Unit 8)
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- Опубликовано: 22 янв 2022
- In this video we review all of Unit 8 of AP Calculus AB and BC. This includes: average value of a function; connections to position, velocity, and acceleration; accumulation functions and definite integrals in applications; area between curves; volumes with cross sections (squares, rectangles, triangles, semicircles); volumes of revolution (disks and washers); arc length (BC Calc only!)
Time Stamps:
00:00:27 (8.1) Average Value of a Function
00:04:10 (8.2) Connections to position, velocity, and acceleration
00:09:00 (8.3) Accumulation function and definite integral applications
00:14:11 (8.4, 8.5) Area between curves
00:24:39 (8.6) Area between curves that intersect more than once
00:29:14 (8.7, 8.8) Volumes with cross sections (square, rectangle, triangle, semicircle)
00:43:03 (8.9, 8.11) Volumes of revolution around x and y axis (disks/washers)
00:49:34 (8.10, 8.12) Volumes of revolution around other axes
01:00:59 (8.13, BC Only) Arc length of a function
You'll run into all of these ideas as you go through Calculus 1 and Calculus 2 in typical college courses as well. Everything in here could show up on the multiple choice or Free Response section of the AP Calculus exam.
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Regarding the arc length example you did with a left Riemann sum: if you were told that f’(x) is strictly increasing (or decreasing), could you be asked if the approximation of the arc length of f is an overestimate or underestimate? Or is that based on the concavity of the function?
(I confess to not actually looking at the problem, but I'm assuming f is the function we're finding the arc length of...) this is a good question. I'm sort of thinking it through as I type. Once we write the integrand we have a new function that we're approximating.so if that function is increasing/deceasing we'll know what kind of error we get. Is knowing f' is increasing/decreasing enough to tell us that? I seems like it, f' increasing tells us f'' is positive (let's say), so if the integrand is g = sqrt(1+(f')^2) then g' = f''/sqrt(1+(f')^2). the denominator is always positive, so the whole sign of this is determined by the sign of f'', which we know. So I think it's enough info! What do you think?
@@turksvids that was my thought as well, except I think the numerator of g'(x) would be f''(x) * f'(x) by the Chain Rule
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29:15 Volume with Cross Sections
In case you need/want them:
00:00:27 (8.1) Average Value of a Function
00:04:10 (8.2) Connections to position, velocity, and acceleration
00:09:00 (8.3) Accumulation function and definite integral applications
00:14:11 (8.4, 8.5) Area between curves
00:24:39 (8.6) Area between curves that intersect more than once
00:29:14 (8.7, 8.8) Volumes with cross sections (square, rectangle, triangle, semicircle)
00:43:03 (8.9, 8.11) Volumes of revolution around x and y axis (disks/washers)
00:49:34 (8.10, 8.12) Volumes of revolution around other axes
01:00:59 (8.13, BC Only) Arc length of a function
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