Calculus
Problem 2301
Find the limit as approaches -10 for the expression . If it doesn't exist, write "DNE".
See SolutionProblem 2310
Classify the asymptotes for the functions: (a) , (b) . Use limits for justification.
See SolutionProblem 2313
Evaluate the limit: using algebraic transformation and continuity. Enter "DNE" if it doesn't exist.
See SolutionProblem 2317
Evaluate the limit as approaches -4 for . If it doesn't exist, enter "DNE".
See SolutionProblem 2330
Find the limit as approaches 9 for the expression . Enter "DNE" if it doesn't exist.
See SolutionProblem 2342
Evaluate the limits of the piecewise function:
Find:
Enter DNE if a limit does not exist.
See SolutionProblem 2345
Evaluate the limit: . Provide the answer in exact form or DNE if it doesn't exist.
See SolutionProblem 2346
Find the derivative of using the definition and state its domain in interval notation.
See SolutionProblem 2347
Determine if the derivative exists for the function when and . If it exists, find its value.
See SolutionProblem 2348
Find the marginal revenue at 96 units for the revenue function . Calculate per unit.
See SolutionProblem 2353
Find the average velocity for in these intervals:
1.
2.
3.
(3+ decimal places)
See SolutionProblem 2354
Given the limits for function , determine which statements are true: A. removable discontinuity at , B. differentiable at , C. , .
See SolutionProblem 2360
A ball is dropped from 79 m. Find when it hits the ground, its velocity , and acceleration .
See SolutionProblem 2361
A particle's position is . Find velocity at , rest times, position at , and total distance from to .
See SolutionProblem 2362
A particle's position is . Find its velocity at , when it stops, its position at , and total distance from to .
See SolutionProblem 2363
A particle's position is . Find its velocity at , when it stops, its position at , and total distance from to .
See SolutionProblem 2367
Consider . Which statement is true: (i) path-independent, (ii) for closed , (iii) ? A. None, B. (i) and (ii), C. (i) and (iii), D. (ii) and (iii), E. All.
See SolutionProblem 2368
Find the volume of the solid formed by rotating the area between and in the first quadrant about the -axis using the washer method.
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