Calculus
Problem 402
Find the derivative of the inverse of for , expressing the result with as the independent variable.
See SolutionProblem 405
Find the maxima, minima, and intervals where is increasing or decreasing, then sketch the graph.
See SolutionProblem 407
Find the vertex of the parabolic equation describing the height of a golf ball in meters, rounding each coordinate to the nearest tenth. The vertex is .
See SolutionProblem 408
Finde die Ableitungsfunktion von und bestimme , , , . Finde den Punkt mit und den Punkt, an dem der Graph von die Steigung 5 hat.
See SolutionProblem 410
Find two points, other than the origin, on the graph of the function that fit within the by grid.
See SolutionProblem 421
Sketch the inverse of exponential functions . Write the inverse functions in exponential and logarithmic form.
See SolutionProblem 425
Given , find the domain, range, x-intercept, y-intercept, and min/max values in .
See SolutionProblem 427
Find critical values, intervals of increase/decrease, local max/min, concavity, and inflection points of for .
See SolutionProblem 428
Find the linear and quadratic approximating polynomials for at and use them to approximate .
See SolutionProblem 431
Find the value(s) of where the graph of has a relative maximum, given that .
See SolutionProblem 432
Solve the equation and find the fourth solution, rounded to the nearest tenth.
See SolutionProblem 433
Interpret the vertex of the equation , where is the height in feet and is the time in seconds after Jevonte kicks a football.
See SolutionProblem 437
Suppose and for all . What is the largest possible value for ?
The largest possible value for is .
See SolutionProblem 438
Find the partial fraction decomposition of in the form , where and are to be determined.
See SolutionProblem 441
Differentiate and simplify these exponential functions: , , , , , , , , , , , . Also differentiate and simplify: , , , , , .
See SolutionProblem 442
The function represents a quantity over years. The constant 1.009 indicates the quantity changes by per year.
See SolutionProblem 448
A passenger jet is descending. Find the slope of the descent graph in feet per minute given at and at .
See SolutionProblem 449
Find points with given slope: For functions , find where the slope is . a) b) c) d)
See SolutionProblem 454
Approximate the area under the function between and using the Mid-Ordinate rule with a step size of 1.
See SolutionProblem 456
1a) Solve . 1b) Solve . 2) Show for . 3) Find and domain of . 4) Find inverse of . 5) Find s.t. for . 6) Convert angles a) b) c) to radians. 7) Sketch .
See SolutionProblem 459
Calculate the area of the surface generated by rotating the curve on around the -axis.
See SolutionProblem 461
(10 points) Find the domain, asymptotes, critical points, intervals of increasing/decreasing, and concavity for . Sketch the curve.
See SolutionProblem 463
Find the minimum value of the parabolic function . Express the solution as a simplified fraction or integer.
See SolutionProblem 466
Gravel is dumped at onto a conical pile with equal base diameter and height. Find the rate of height increase when the pile is high.
See SolutionProblem 467
Hangi seçenek için doğrudur? A) noktasında kaldırılabilir süreksizliği vardır B) noktasında sıçrama süreksizliği vardır C) noktasında silinmez süreksizliği vardır D) noktasında kaldırılabilir süreksizliği vardır E) noktasında sıçrama süreksizliği vardır
See SolutionProblem 476
Find the derivative of and simplify. Identify the correct application of the quotient rule.
See SolutionProblem 480
Evaluate limits and find horizontal asymptotes of . Determine , , and the horizontal asymptotes of .
See SolutionProblem 483
Calculate for where . If the derivative of at is an integer, what would you expect it to be?
See SolutionProblem 486
Kira's distance from Tomsville after hours is km. Find the inverse function and the time when she is 5.2 km from Tomsville.
(a) The amount of time she has walked (in hours) when she is kilometers from Tomsville.
(b)
(c) hours
See SolutionProblem 492
If the function has a critical point at , but its derivative does not exist, then the statement is True.
See SolutionProblem 499
Use implicit differentiation to find the derivative of , then evaluate the derivative at (3,0) for the equation .
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