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f (0). = 1. 1. = 1 k(x) = 1 f (x) = g(x) f ' = f f (0) = 1 exp(0) = 1 3. III. Propriété de la fonction exponentielle. 1) Relation fonctionnelle.
+5x ?1 f '(x)= 3×2x. 2. ?2× 3x +5. Définition : Soit f une fonction polynôme du troisième degré définie sur ? par f(x) = ax3 +bx2 + cx + d .
f(x)dx a et b sont les bornes d'intégration
1+ 2a + h = 1+ 2a alors f est dérivable sur R et on a pour tout x de R f '(x) = 1+ 2x . Page 3. 3. Yvan Monka – Académie de Strasbourg – www.maths-et-tiques
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f (x) = 3x2 ? 7x + 3. - g(x) = 1. 2 x2 ? 5x +. 5. 3.
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Ici x = y ? 3 et ??1(y) = y ? 3. Définition. Soit EF deux espaces vectoriels. Un isomorphisme de E sur F est une application linéaire f:E ?
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(Section 3 3: Techniques of Differentiation) 3 3 12 FOOTNOTES 1 Proof of the Sum Rule of Differentiation Throughout the Footnotes we assume that f and g are functions that are differentiable “where we care ” Let p = f + g (We will use h for “run” in the Limit Definition of the Derivative ) px ()= lim h 0 px()+h px() h = lim h 0
FX(3) = = 1 (d)x>3: = 3 FX(x) = = 1 x > 3 Therefore FX(x) 0 x2 2 x < 0 0 ? x < 1 = 12 1 1 ? x < 3 x ? 3 Retrieving PDF from CDF Theorem Theprobability density function(PDF) is the derivative of thecumulative distribution function (CDF): dFX(x)dZxfX(x) ==fX(x?)dx? (6)dxdx??
Use the PDF to ?nd (a) the constant c (b) P[0 ? X ? 1] (c) P[?1/2 ? X ? 1/2] (d) the CDF FX(x) Problem 3 2 1 Solution fX (x) = ˆ cx 0 ? x ? 2 0 otherwise (1) (a) From the above PDF we can determine the value of c by integrating the PDF and setting it equal to 1 Z 2 0 cxdx = 2c = 1 (2) Therefore c = 1/2 (b) P[0 ? X ? 1
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From De?nition 3.6, the PDF of Y is fY(y) = ˆ (1/5)e?y/5y ? 0 0 otherwise (1) (a) The event A has probability P [A] = P [Y < 2] = Z2 0 (1/5)e?y/5dy = ?e?y/5 2 0
d F X ( x) d x = F X ? ( x), if F X ( x) is differentiable at x. Consider a continuous random variable X with an absolutely continuous CDF F X ( x). The function f X ( x) defined by is called the probability density function (PDF) of X .