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Section 5.8 Hyperbolic Functions: Hyperbolic function arose from comparison of the area of a semicircular regions with the area of a region under a hyperbola.

Graph of the hyperbola f(x) = √(1+x2) and the circle g(x) = √(1 – x2)

Definitions of the hyperbolic functions  

Graph of f(x) = sinh (x) Domain: (-, ) Range: (-, )

Graph of f(x) = cosh (x) Domain: (-, ) Range: [1, )

Graph of f(x) = tanh (x) Domain: (-, ) Range: (-1, 1)

Graph of f(x) = csch (x) Domain: (-, 0) (0,) Range: (-, 0) (0,)

Graph of f(x) = sech (x) Domain: (-, ) Range: (0, 1]

Graph of f(x) = coth (x) Domain: (-, 0) (0,) Range: (-, -1) (1,)

Hyperbolic Identities:  

Theorem 5.18: Derivatives and integrals of Hyperbolic functions.  

Theorem 5.18: Derivatives and integrals of Hyperbolic functions.  

Find the derivative of the function. 1. f(x) = cosh (x - 2)

Find the derivative of the function. 1. f(x) = cosh (x - 2) f’(x) = 1∙ sinh (x -2)

Find the derivative of the function. 2. y = tanh(3x2 - 1)

Find the derivative of the function. 2. y = tanh(3x2 - 1) y’ = 6x∙ sech2 (3x2 -1)

Find the derivative of the function. 3. g(x) = x cosh x –sinh x

Find the derivative of the function. 3. g(x) = x cosh x –sinh x g’(x) = x ∙ sinh x + cosh x – cosh x g’(x) = x ∙ sinh x

Find the integral  

Find the integral  

Find the integral 2. ∫ sech2 (2x - 1) dx

Find the integral 2. ∫ sech2 (2x - 1) dx Let u = 2x – 1 du = 2 dx Now Substiture ∫sech2 u du/2 = ½ ∫sech2 u du = ½ tan u + C = ½ tan (2x – 1) + C

Find the integral  

Find the integral  

Inverse Hyperbolic Functions  

Differentiation involving inverse hyperbolic functions.  

Integration involving inverse hyperbolic functions.