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Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

13th Edition

ISBN:9781133382119

Author:Swokowski

Publisher:Swokowski

Chapter3: Functions And Graphs

Section3.3: Lines

Problem 9E

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Answer #4 and #5 with complete solutions

4. Using the four-step procedure in finding the
derivative of
, what will be the equation
V2x+I°
before step 4?
-6
(V2z+2Ar+1) (v/2x+1)[/2x+I+v2x+2Ar+1]
-6
(v2z+2Az+1) (v2z+1)[/2z+Iv2x+2Az+1]
-3
(V2z+2Ax+1)(v2x+1)[/2x+I/2x+2Ar+I]
O (E) None of the choices
(v2z+2Az+1)(/2z+1)[/2z+1+v/2z+2Az+1]
5. Given: y
; Find y'.
=
3(x2 –3x+5)
5-r
(2² – 3.x+5)²
(x² –– 3x+5)
(E) None of the choices
(22 –3.r+5)²
1
5-2?
(x² – 3x+5)²
1/2

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