6. The "hyperbolic trigonometric functions" are specific combinations of ex- ponential functions that appear in application frequently enough that they have their own names. For example, the "hyperbolic cosine function" is given by et +e-x cosh x 2 the "hyperbolic sine function" is given by et - e-a sinh x = and the "hyperbolic tangent function" is given by sinh x tanh x = cosh x Use the definitions above to show that d tanh x = dx 1 cosh x

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6.
S). The "hyperbolic trigonometric functions" are specific combinations of ex-
ponential functions that appear in application frequently enough that they have their
own names. For example, the "hyperbolic cosine function" is given by
et + e-
cosh x =
the "hyperbolic sine function" is given by
et e
-
sinh x =
and the "hyperbolic tangent function" is given by
sinh x
tanh x =
cosh x
(a)
Use the definitions above to show that
d
tanh x =
dx
1
cosh x
Transcribed Image Text:6. S). The "hyperbolic trigonometric functions" are specific combinations of ex- ponential functions that appear in application frequently enough that they have their own names. For example, the "hyperbolic cosine function" is given by et + e- cosh x = the "hyperbolic sine function" is given by et e - sinh x = and the "hyperbolic tangent function" is given by sinh x tanh x = cosh x (a) Use the definitions above to show that d tanh x = dx 1 cosh x
(b)
water with depth d is given by
The velocity of a water wave with length L moving across a body of
gL
tanh
27
2πd
V =
where g represents the acceleration due to gravity (a positive constant). What
happens to the velocity as the wave length increases without bound? That is,
evaluate
lim v
Hint: Find lim v2 first, and then use that to answer the question above.
Transcribed Image Text:(b) water with depth d is given by The velocity of a water wave with length L moving across a body of gL tanh 27 2πd V = where g represents the acceleration due to gravity (a positive constant). What happens to the velocity as the wave length increases without bound? That is, evaluate lim v Hint: Find lim v2 first, and then use that to answer the question above.
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