Calculus
Problem 201
Differentiate the following expressions, leaving answers in simplified form with positive exponents: a) (2 marks) b) (4 marks)
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Evaluate the integral using a substitution, and find the constant of integration.
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Find the time(s) when a ball thrown from 5 ft with 23 ft/s upward velocity reaches 13 ft. , round to nearest hundredth.
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Find an exponential function with horizontal asymptote and passing through points and .
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Estimate the area under on using 8 right-endpoint rectangles. Repeat with left endpoints. and formulas.
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Graph the function . Find its domain, -intercepts, -intercept, and vertical asymptotes.
The domain of the function is .
The -intercept(s) is/are .
The -intercept is .
The function has one vertical asymptote at .
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Find the antiderivatives of and verify the solution by taking the derivative.
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Find the particular solution form using the method of undetermined coefficients for . The form is .
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Select the correct statement about the radical function . A) Strictly increasing B) Strictly decreasing C) Increasing and decreasing D) Constant
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Calcul de l'intégrale de sur par la méthode de Simpson avec 6 sous-intervalles. Donnez l'approximation à 3 décimales près.
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Find the equation of the normal line to the curve at the point in the form .
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Find the simplified difference quotient and complete the table for , , and various values.
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Find the domain, limits, and graph of the piecewise function for , for , and for .
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Find the slope of the secant line connecting and for on . Use the Mean Value Theorem to find all in such that .
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Evaluate the limit of as approaches -4 from the left. Determine the limits of and as approaches , and evaluate the limits of their sum, product, and ratio.
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Evaluate the integral and select the correct solution from the given options.
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Find the derivative of with respect to . Type for the natural logarithm function.
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Solve for in the equation . Select the correct choice: A. , or B. The solution is not a real number.
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Sketch the graph of using transformations of . Find the domain, range, -intercept, and horizontal asymptote.
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Find the derivative of evaluated at , given that and . Round the answer to three decimal places.
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Find the derivative of the inverse function of at the point on the inverse function's graph.
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Estimate the errors in approximating the integral using the Trapezoidal Rule and Simpson's Rule with .
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Find the domain of the inverse function given that the domain of is and its range is .
The domain of is .
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Find the volume of the solid formed by rotating the function around the line on the interval .
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Determine the function , where and , that represents the graph with quarter points .
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Find the equation relating the derivatives of the length, width, and area of a rectangle with and .
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Find the Taylor series of at . Calculate the first 5 coefficients and the interval of convergence.
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Analyze the function to determine its critical points, local extrema, and domain/range.
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Find the t-values that make the area under the t-distribution curve between -t and t equal to 0.90, given 20 degrees of freedom.
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Determine the behavior of given that is positive, decreasing, and concave down.
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Determine if statement is true or false: If function is positive at , then its derivative is also positive at . Choose correct answer: A) True, sign of rate of change matches sign of value. B) True, derivatives of increasing functions are positive. C) False, sign of rate of change is opposite sign of value. D) False, derivative gives rate of change, not value.
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Find the number of real zeros, end behavior, and max turns of the cubic function .
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Find and determine the , intercepts of , where is a factor. Find the stationary points and concavity, then sketch .
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Plane's landing height is ft, where is time in minutes. Estimate the landing time to the nearest hundredth minute.
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Determine if the piecewise function is differentiable, continuous, both, or neither at the point where the rule changes.
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Find the maximum or minimum value of . If no real solution, enter DNE. Round to 2 decimal places if needed.
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Find the derivative of and evaluate it at . Round the answer to three decimal places.
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