31. Section 5.5 Change as the Integral of a Rate Essential Question • How do you find total distance traveled given the velocity function? Integrals of Rates • If you are given a rate and asked to find the integral, you are finding the total change • i.e. If you are given people/hr and take the integral, you end up with total people. • Or if you are given water/min and take the integral, you end up with total amount of water Velocity • If you are given a position function, how do you find velocity? • Differentiate • So what if we a given a velocity function and want position, what would we do? • Integrate!! v(t )dt • Net Distance = • Total Distance = v(t ) dt • (because even if we are going left, we want to add in distance) t2 t1 t2 t1 Example • The velocity of a particle is v(t ) t 3 10t 2 24t • Find displacement over [0,4][4,6] and [0,6] and total distance over [0,6] 1 4 10 3 3 2 2 ( t 10 t 24 t ) dt t t 12 t C 4 3 4 1 10 [0, 4] t 4 t 3 12t 2 42.667 4 3 0 6 1 10 [4, 6] t 4 t 3 12t 2 6.667 4 3 4 6 1 10 [0,6] t 4 t 3 12t 2 36 4 3 0 TD[0,6] 42.667 6.667 49.333 Example – Marginal Cost • Marginal cost is the derivative (rate) of the cost function. • The marginal cost of producing x computer chips is C '( x) 150 x 2 3000 x 17500 in dollars per thousand chips. Find the cost of increasing production from 10000 chips to 15000 chips. Then find the total cost of producing 15000 chips if startup cost is $35000. 15 a. 2 (150 x 3000 x 17500)dx 10 50 x 1500 x 17500 x 3 2 15 10 $18,750 15 b. 2 (150 x 3000 x 17500)dx 35000 0 50 x 1500 x 17500 x 3 2 15 0 $93,750 $35,000 $128,750 Assignment • Pg. 341: #1-23 odd
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