Calculus crossword jake herman

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Across
  1. 3. name of the symbol in front of a series
  2. 4. acronym for the slope of the tangent line at a point on a graph
  3. 6. if f(0) = 0 and f(5) = 2 there must be a value c on 0<c<5 where f(c) = 3
  4. 8. point where f''(x) = 0 and chages signs
  5. 10. a coordinate system that uses r and θ
  6. 11. the function inside of an integral
  7. 12. value of a function at a vertical asymptote
  8. 15. the set of inputs accepted by a function
  9. 16. a particle is moving right when the velocity is _____
  10. 18. calculus rule used by multiplying the derivative of the inside function by the derivative of the inside function
  11. 21. infinite polynomial series centered around x=0
  12. 24. slope of vertical line
  13. 26. a graph with a straight line drawn at each point to represent the derivative at that point
  14. 28. rate of change of a function with respect to a variable
  15. 29. test used to determine the continuity of an alternating series
  16. 30. rule used to find the limit of a ratio in the indeterminate form.
Down
  1. 1. when the limit as the function approaches either side of a point are different
  2. 2. you find this asymptote by finding the limit as x approaches infinity
  3. 5. when f'(x) = 0 and chages signs
  4. 7. acronym for the test used to determine convergence of a series by comparing it to a larger or smaller series
  5. 9. the area under a graph
  6. 13. method of approximating the value of an integral using rectangles
  7. 14. test used to find the convergence of a series using a square root
  8. 17. whether a function is curving up or down
  9. 19. acronym for the slope of the straight line between two points
  10. 20. a discontinuity is _____ when there is a hole in the function
  11. 22. the set of all possible outputs of a function
  12. 23. rule for finding the derivative of a ratio
  13. 25. method of estimating the value of a function using initial value and derivative
  14. 27. a series that continues to grow indefinitely