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Worksheets4th Quarter Basic Calculus
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 23mins
1. A function f(x) is continuous when all of the following are satisfied except
limit of f(x) exists
f(x) is defined
f(x) is removable
limit of F(x) = f(a)
What is the derivative of x4+3x3+1
4x3+9x2+1
4x2+9x
4x3+9x2
4x2+9x
Find the derivative of x4 +3x3−5x
4x3+9x2−5
4x3+9x2
4x2+9x
4x2+5
Find derivative of (x+1)2
x+1
2(x+1)
2x
2x(x+1)
Find derivative of sin(2x)
−2sin(2x)
2cos(2x)
2cosxsinx
−2cosxsinx
find derivative of sin2 x
2cos(2x)
2cosxsinx
−2sin(2x)
−2cosxsinx
Find the derivative of
dxdtanx
cosecxcotx
secx tanx
sec2x
−cosecxcotx
Find the derivative of
dxdcosx
sinx
−sinx
−cosecxcotx
sec2x
What is the derivative of y = 2π ?
0
2
-2
None of the above
In what value of x will the following function discontinuous?
-1
-2
-3
-4
Which of the following best describes the continuity at x = 2?
Jump Discontinuity
Removable Discontinuity
Continuous
Infinite Discontinuity
At which x-value is there a jump discontinuity?
x=−3
x=−6
x=1
x=2
Which of the following best describes the continuity at x = -4?
Continuous
Removable Discontinuity
Infinite Discontinuity
Jump Discontinuity
Is the function continuous at x = 2, and why?
Yes, x→2limf(x)=f(2)
Yes, x→2−limf(x)=x→2+limf(x)
No, x→2−limf(x)=x→2+limf(x)
No, x→2limf(x)=f(2)
Which of the following best describes the continuity at x = 3?
Continuous
Removable Point Discontinuity
Infinite Discontinuity
Jump Discontinuity
Find the derivative of f(x)=(x3-2x)2
(x3 - 2x) (3x2)
2x2(x3 - 2x)
6x2(x3 - 2x)
3x3(x3 - 2x)
Let f be the function defined below. What is the exact value of the slope of an equation of the line tangent to the graph of f(x) at the point where x = -1?
f(x)=4x3−5x+3y' = -7
y'= 7
y' = 17
y'= -17
The distance between A(3,1) and B(-2,-1) written correctly is:
(−2−3)2 + (−1−1)2
(1−3)2 + (−1−2)2
(−2−3)2 − (−1−1)2
(−2−3)2 − (−1−1)2
x2−2
2x−2
2
2x
in what value of x does the following function is discontinuous?
3
-3
6
-6
Use the definition of continuity to determine whether the function is continuous at x = 7.
Yes, it's continuous at x = 7.
No, it's not continuous because the function is not defined at x = 7.
No, it's not continuous because the limit does not exist as x approaches 7.
No, it's not continuous because the value at x = 7 does not equal the limit.
Over which interval is the function continuous?
[-6, -1]
[-1, 1]
[1, 6]
None of the Above
