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МАTH131
Homework
Fall 2020
1. Evaluate the following limits.
2x - 1
-2.r6 + 3x² + 2
3r4 – 2³ + 7
(a) lim (2+x)
(f) lim
I-2
(k) lim e-2/2 =
3 – 6z|
I0+
sin z
1- cos r
(1) lim e-3/1 -
(b) lim
I0 2x
(g) lim
I - 1
3x
(m) lim In 2r =
(c) lim
I-2
(h) lim
z+0 cos 5x tan 6x
4 - r
(n) lim (In æ + e²) =
- +2-3z
r³ – 8
(d) lim
2
(i) lim
z+2 x2 + r
-6
(0) lim sin(e¬1/z²) =
2x
(e) lim
I0 3
VI +9
(j) lim
(p) lim sin(tan-lx) =
2. Find the coordinates of the points on the curve y = x³ – x² – x +1 where the tangent line is
horizontal.
3. Find dy/dr.
() y = **
1
3
(a) y = sin(tan x)
(i) y = In V/x² +1
73
(b) x²y+y³ = 6
(f) y = e*in 2r
(i) y = In(xe")
(c) y = r² tan³1
(g) y = In(cos¬1 r)
(k) y = x sin-1x+tan¬'(x²)
5
cos 2r
(d) y =
(h) y = (7x + 1)¬(2x – 7)*
sec r +1
(1) y = xeVT=z²
4. Let
if r <1
| x², if x > 1,
f(1) =
Use the definition of derivative to fin f'(1). If there is no derivative, explain why?
5. Discuss continuity and differentiability at r = -1 and r = 1.
ise r <-1
Зr - 1,
f(x) = { 22 + 5x, ise -1< r <1
ise r 2 1.
1
Özlem Orhan
Transcribed Image Text:ll Fenercell ? 7:08 PM © 51% <Вack Homework for MATH131 МАTH131 Homework Fall 2020 1. Evaluate the following limits. 2x - 1 -2.r6 + 3x² + 2 3r4 – 2³ + 7 (a) lim (2+x) (f) lim I-2 (k) lim e-2/2 = 3 – 6z| I0+ sin z 1- cos r (1) lim e-3/1 - (b) lim I0 2x (g) lim I - 1 3x (m) lim In 2r = (c) lim I-2 (h) lim z+0 cos 5x tan 6x 4 - r (n) lim (In æ + e²) = - +2-3z r³ – 8 (d) lim 2 (i) lim z+2 x2 + r -6 (0) lim sin(e¬1/z²) = 2x (e) lim I0 3 VI +9 (j) lim (p) lim sin(tan-lx) = 2. Find the coordinates of the points on the curve y = x³ – x² – x +1 where the tangent line is horizontal. 3. Find dy/dr. () y = ** 1 3 (a) y = sin(tan x) (i) y = In V/x² +1 73 (b) x²y+y³ = 6 (f) y = e*in 2r (i) y = In(xe") (c) y = r² tan³1 (g) y = In(cos¬1 r) (k) y = x sin-1x+tan¬'(x²) 5 cos 2r (d) y = (h) y = (7x + 1)¬(2x – 7)* sec r +1 (1) y = xeVT=z² 4. Let if r <1 | x², if x > 1, f(1) = Use the definition of derivative to fin f'(1). If there is no derivative, explain why? 5. Discuss continuity and differentiability at r = -1 and r = 1. ise r <-1 Зr - 1, f(x) = { 22 + 5x, ise -1< r <1 ise r 2 1. 1 Özlem Orhan
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