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Estimating Change Section 45b Recall that we sometimes use the notation dy dx to represent the derivative of y with respect to x this notation is not truly a ratio ID: 264715

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Slide1

Differentials,Estimating Change

Section 4.5bSlide2

Recall that we sometimes use the notation

dy

/dx to represent the derivative of y with respect to x  this notation is not truly a ratio!!!

This leads us to the definition of new variables:Differentials

Let be a differentiable function. Thedifferential dx is an independent variable. Thedifferential dy is

(

dy

is always a dependent variable thatdepends on both x and dx)Slide3

Guided Practice

Find if

Find

ifSlide4

Guided Practice

Find

and evaluate for the given values of and .

With the given data:Slide5

Differentials can be used to

estimate change:

Let

be differentiable at . Theapproximate change in the value of when changes from to isSlide6

Guided Practice

The given function

changes value when x changesfrom a to a + dx.

the absolute change

Find:

the estimated changeSlide7

Guided Practice

The given function

changes value when x changesfrom a to a

+ dx.

Find:

the approximation errorSlide8

Guided Practice

The radius r of a circle increases from

a

= 10 m to 10.1 m.Use dA to estimate the increase in the circle’s area A.Compare this estimate with the true change in A

.

 Estimated increase is

dA

:

m

2

True change:

m

2

dA

errorSlide9

Guided Practice

Write a differential formula that estimates the given

change

in area.

The change in the surface area of a spherewhen the radius changes from a to a + dr.

When

r

changes from

a

to

a +

dr

The change in surface area is approximatelySlide10

Guided Practice

Write a differential formula that estimates the given

change

in area.

The change in the surface area of a cube whenthe edge lengths change from a to a + dx.

When

x

changes from

a

to

a + dx

The change in surface area is approximatelySlide11

Guided Practice

The differential equation

tells

us how sensitive the output of is toa change in input at different values of x

.The larger the value of at x, the greaterthe effect of a given change dx.Slide12

Guided Practice

You want to calculate the depth of a well from the

given

equation by timing how long it takes a heavy stone youdrop to splash into the water below. How sensitive will

your calculations be to a 0.1 second error in measuringthe time?

The size of

ds

in the equation

depends on how big

t

is. If

t

= 2 sec, the error caused

by

dt

=

0.1 is

only

ft

Three seconds later at

t

= 5 sec, the error caused by

the

same

dt

:

ftSlide13

Guided Practice

The height and radius of a right circular cylinder are

equal,

so the cylinder’s volume is . The volume is to becalculated with an error of no more than 1% of the truevalue. Find

approx. the greatest error that can be toleratedin the measurement of h, expressed as a percentage of h.

We want

, which gives

The height should be measured with

an error of no more than .Slide14

Guided Practice

A manufacturer contracts to mint coins for the

federal

government. How much variation dr in the radius of thecoins can be tolerated if the coins are to weigh

within1/1000 of their ideal weight? Assume the thickness doesnot vary.

We want

, which gives

The variation of the radius should not

exceed 1/2000 of the ideal radius,

that is, 0.05% of the ideal radius.