16. Find the points of intersection of x' = 4y and y= 4x. (as:(0,0,(16,64)

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(ans. : a )Vx,0 < y < 1; b)x20,y>0; c)x< 3, y > 0)
16. Find the points of intersection of .x' = 4y and y= 4x. (ans.:(0,0,(16,64)
17. Find the coordinates of the points at which the curves cut the axes :
a) y=x' -9x' , b) y=(x'-1)(x* - 9) , c) y=(x+1\(x-5}
(ans.a)(0,0;(,0,9,0;b)(0,9;(1,0,(-1,),(3,0),(-3,0;c/(0,25;(-10),50)
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20. If flx) = 1/x and g(x}=1/^x ,what are the domain of f, g , ftg , f-g, fg,
f'g, g/f, fg and gf ? What is the domain of h(x) =g(x+4) ?
(ans.: Vx + 0,Vx> 0,Vxr>0,Vx>0,Vx>0,Vx>0,Vx2 0,Vx 2 0,Vx> 0;Vx>4)
21. Discuss the continuity of :
x+-
for x<0
for Osx<1
for 1sx<2
for x=2
-x'
f(x)=
-1
1
for
x> 2
(ans.: discontinuous at x=0,2 ; continuous at x=1)
22. Evaluate the following limits :
x+ Sinx
1+ Sinx
a) lim
-* 2x + 5
b) lim
x. Sinx
c) lim
1-+* tan 3x
d) lim
N (x+ Sinx )
Vx +1- 2x
f) lim
1- Vx
e) lim
1-X
g) lim(Vn' +1 -n)
x' -x
(ans.:a)1/2, b)0, c)1/3, d)0, e)1/2, )-1/22, g)0)
f(x)
for x+ 3
23. Suppose that : flx) = x² – 3x² -4x +12 and h(x)={x- 3
k
for x= 3)
Find : a) all zeros of f.
b) the value of k that makes h continuous at x=3.
(ans.: a )x = #2,3;b)k = 5 )
II
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Transcribed Image Text:16:24 O * l 87%i Home wroke2.pdf (ans. : a )Vx,0 < y < 1; b)x20,y>0; c)x< 3, y > 0) 16. Find the points of intersection of .x' = 4y and y= 4x. (ans.:(0,0,(16,64) 17. Find the coordinates of the points at which the curves cut the axes : a) y=x' -9x' , b) y=(x'-1)(x* - 9) , c) y=(x+1\(x-5} (ans.a)(0,0;(,0,9,0;b)(0,9;(1,0,(-1,),(3,0),(-3,0;c/(0,25;(-10),50) poo0000000oooo000000ooo000000g 20. If flx) = 1/x and g(x}=1/^x ,what are the domain of f, g , ftg , f-g, fg, f'g, g/f, fg and gf ? What is the domain of h(x) =g(x+4) ? (ans.: Vx + 0,Vx> 0,Vxr>0,Vx>0,Vx>0,Vx>0,Vx2 0,Vx 2 0,Vx> 0;Vx>4) 21. Discuss the continuity of : x+- for x<0 for Osx<1 for 1sx<2 for x=2 -x' f(x)= -1 1 for x> 2 (ans.: discontinuous at x=0,2 ; continuous at x=1) 22. Evaluate the following limits : x+ Sinx 1+ Sinx a) lim -* 2x + 5 b) lim x. Sinx c) lim 1-+* tan 3x d) lim N (x+ Sinx ) Vx +1- 2x f) lim 1- Vx e) lim 1-X g) lim(Vn' +1 -n) x' -x (ans.:a)1/2, b)0, c)1/3, d)0, e)1/2, )-1/22, g)0) f(x) for x+ 3 23. Suppose that : flx) = x² – 3x² -4x +12 and h(x)={x- 3 k for x= 3) Find : a) all zeros of f. b) the value of k that makes h continuous at x=3. (ans.: a )x = #2,3;b)k = 5 ) II so0000000ooo00000 oo000000oot so0000000r
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