Function, Derivative and Integral

Points on the graph below are draggable up and down. So that you can modify the function any other way you want. Simultaneously with the function, you may display its derivative and the integral as a function of its upper limit. See if you can relate the behavior of the function to the behaviors of its derivative and the integral. If you drag the cursor while the "Show tangent" box is checked a short line will be displayed tangent to either graph of the function or the graph of the integral.

The graph is a natural cubic spline passing at the outset through 11 points. The points are added as needed whenever you attempt to drag the graph in-between the existing points.

Graphs of Functions

• Cartesian Coordinate System
• Addition and Subtraction of Functions
• Function, Derivative and Integral
• Graph of a Polynomial
• Graph of a Polynomial Defined by Its Roots
• Inflection Points of Fourth Degree Polynomials
• Lagrange Interpolation
• Linear Function
• Taylor Series Approximation to Cosine

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