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Calculus: An Integrated Approach to Functions and their Rates of Change, Preliminary Edition Part 6 doc
... 1234 56 54321 -1 -2 7 -3 -4 xy -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 1234 56 321 -1 -2 xy -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 1234 56 321 -1 -2 xy -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 1234 56 321 -1 -2 xy -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 1 2 3 4 5 6 54321 -1 -2 xy -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 1234 56 54321 -1 -2 xy -5 ... a function of x. If it is a function, determine the range and domain.xy -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 1234 56 54321 -1 -2 xy -3 -2 -1 1 234 56 54321 -1 -2 -3 xy -4 -3 -2 -1 1234 56 54321 -1 -2 7 -3 -4 xy -5 ... goesup as well.V = (a constant) · T is the gas law of Charles and Gay-Lussac.In other words, if pressure is held constant, then V can be expressed as a function of onevariable.Think back to Example...
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... further description see the answers to Exercise 2.8.xf a -a xf a -a xfxf( -a, f( -a) ) (a, f (a) )evenf(x) = f(-x)even odd oddf(x) = -f(-x)( -a, f( -a) ) (a, f (a) )Figure 2.13EXERCISE 2.8 ... be aware that your choice of domain and range can make the line f(x)=x look almost horizontal oralmost vertical.2.2 A Pocketful of Functions: Some Basic Examples 67 Analytic Approach:Case ... exactlymatch itself on either side of the y-axis. The characteristic g(x) = g(−x) guaranteesthis symmetry.The graph of j(x)=1xhas a vertical asymptote at x = 0 and a horizontal asymptote...
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... closer to zero, the average rate of change over the tiny interval approaches the instantaneousrate of change at x = a. The instantaneous rate of change of f at x = a ≈f (a +h) − f (a) (a + h) − a for ... through (a, f (a) )and (b, f(b)).The instantaneous rate of change of f at x = a can be approximated by the averagerate of change of f on [a, a + h] for h very close to zero. As h gets closer and closer to ... velocity was greater than −80 ft/sec, then we said that it was greater than 65 .6 ft/sec, and now we have determined that it is greater than 64 . 16 ft/sec.As a lid on the value of the instantaneous...
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... 2.(x − 6) (x − 2) = 0Nowit’seasier to factor.x − 6 = 0orx−2=0x=6orx=2The parabola has two x-intercepts, one at x = 2 and one at x = 6. Because a parabola issymmetric about its vertical axis, ... sketch.10See Appendix A: Algebra for details. Briefly:ax2+ bx + c = a x2+b a x +c a = a x +b 2a 2−b2 4a 2+c a = a x +b 2a 2−b2− 4ac 4a .11Read Appendix A: Algebra, Part ... refer to Appendix A: Algebra.9See the derivation of the quadratic formula in the Algebra Appendix to see how this is done.234 CHAPTER 6 The Quadratics: A Profile of a Prominent Family of Functions◆EXAMPLE...
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... of approximately 5 730 years, can be used to date organic remains on earth. (See Exercise 9.8 for an explanation of carbon dating.) (a) Let C0denote the amount of radioactive carbon in an organism ... notreplenished. Assuming that the ratio of C12 to C14has remained constant in the atmosphere,scientists are able to use the unstable C14isotope to date organisms.The half-life of carbon-14 is approximately ... in carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and incorporatethe carbon atoms; therefore plants contain the same ratio of C14 to C12atoms as exists inthe atmosphere. Animals eat plants and so have...
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... us assume that Vershinin means that this doubling occurs every generation andtake a generation to be 25 years. Suppose that the total population of the town remainsunchanged. (a) In approximately ... purchasing power at a rate of 2% per year. (a) Find a formula that gives us the purchasing power of $1 t years from now.(b) Use your calculator to approximate the number of years it will take ... you buy also double your chances of winning?(e) Sketch a graph of P (n). Use [0, 100] as the range of the graph. Explain the practicalsignificance of any asymptotes.9.4 THE DERIVATIVE OF AN EXPONENTIAL...
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... material required to construct a can of a givenvolume? Example 6. 1 was such an optimization problem; a gardener had a fixed amount of fencing and wanted to find out how to maximize the area of her ... a closed interval, then the Extreme Value Theorem guarantees thatf attains both an absolute maximum and an absolute minimum value. The endpoints10.1 Analysis of Extrema 345◆EXAMPLE 10.3 A ... appropriate domain. The maximum value of V(x) on [0, 6] appears to be aroundx = 2. Notice that the beautiful symmetry of the parabola is, alas, lost on the cubic; themaximum value of V(x) does...
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... time of Q as a function of r. Find an equation for D(r).(b) On your graphing calculator, graph D(r) and 70/r. Take note of the values of rfor which the latter is a good approximation of the ... h very small. In a collaborative effortwith a handful of your most trusted colleagues, calculate numer-ical approximations of f(b) for various b’s by choosing a smallh and calculating the ... it known as the “natural”logarithm? What’s so natural about it? You’ll begin to understand as we investigate itsderivative. 467 Exploratory Problem for Chapter 14 469 The Derivative of ln xIn...
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... there are to the followingequations.i. f(x)=5ii. f(x)=0.5Notice that these equations are “intractable”— try to solve ex− x = 5 alge-braically to see what this means. If we want to estimate ... approximate: (a) ln(0.9).(b) ln(1.1).13. Graph f(x)=√x −ln x, indicating all local maxima, minima, and points of inflection.Do this without your graphing calculator. (You can use your calculator ... Find all the critical points of f . (The critical points must be in the domain of f .)(c) By looking at the sign of f, find all local maxima and minima. Give both the x-and y-coordinates of...
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