Calculus based problems
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| Who are considered the fathers of calculus? | Isaac Newton and Gottfried Liebniz
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| What is considered the most important computational discovery in the history of mathematics? | Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
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| what is the csc(3π/4)? | √2
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| What is the derivative of tan(x)? | sec(x)²
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| What is the intergral of the velocity of a particle? | Its position
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| Which part of the FTC states that the processes of integration and differentiation are inverses? | First Part
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| Which part of the FTC states that every continuous function has an antiderivitive? | First Part
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| What is the sin(5π/3)? | -(√2)/2
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| What is the derivitive of sinx? | cosx?
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| Which part of the FTC states that the integral of the rate of change of F(x) on [a,b] yields the net change in F(x)? | Second Part
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| What does the intergral of a curve provide? | The area under the curve
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| What is another term for derivitive | Rate of Change
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| What application of calculus did le'hopital affect? | Limits
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| What is the area of a disc? | πr²h
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| What does the double derivitive show? | Concavity
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| What is the derivite of sec(x)? | sec(x)tan(x)
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| Out of left, right, and trapezoidal summation, which tends to be the most accurate? | Trapezoidal
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| What is the cos (3π/2)? | 0
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