Cross Sections
-The volume would be the sum of the cross sectional areas times _.
Height
Mean Value Theorem for Integrals
Slope, average
_ Method
Washer
Area of Isosceles Triangle
(1/4)h^2
Cross Sectional Area Perpendicular to Y Axis
y, right, left
Cross Sectional Area Perpendicular to X Axis
x, top, bottom
Motion
v(t), s(t)
Vertical Disk
y, right, left
Horizontal Disk
x, top, bottom
Disk X Axis
x, top, bottom
Disk Y Axis
y, right, left
Area of Equilateral Triangle
(sqt(3)/4)h^2
Three Line Area
-area1 + area 2 = _ + _
S(ab)f(x)dx, S(bc)f(x)dx
Displacement
S(t1t2)v(t)dt
Distance
S(t1t2) | v(t) | dt
Positition
Value, change
Rate
Net change, measures, accumulation
Average Value
Area, S(ab)f(x)dx
Average Acceleration
1/(b-a) S(ab) a(t)dt
Horizontal Washer
Top, bottom, x
Vertical Washer
Right, left, y
Vertical Area
x, top, bottom
Horizontal Area
y, right, left
Area f(x)
S(x1x2)f(x)dx