Calculus Know-It-ALL by Stan Gibilisco
Author:Stan Gibilisco
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
Published: 2009-12-30T16:00:00+00:00
Practice Exercises
This is an open-book quiz. You may (and should) refer to the text as you solve these problems. Don't hurry! You'll find worked-out answers in App. C. The solutions in the appendix may not represent the only way a problem can be figured out. If you think you can solve a particular problem in a quicker or better way than you see there, by all means try it!
1. Differentiate the inverse of the following function over the domain x > 0. First, find the inverse and then differentiate it directly. Then, use the "back door" method.
f(x) = x2 + 2
2. Differentiate the inverse of the following function over the domain x > 0. First, find the inverse and then differentiate it directly. Then, use the "back door" method.
f(x) = ln x
3. Differentiate the inverse of the following function. First, find the inverse and then differentiate it directly. Then, use the "back door" method.
f(x) = x5 + 4
4. Define the domain of the following function. Then, differentiate it with respect to x.
f(x) = 5 Arcsin x
5. Define the domain of the following function. Then, differentiate it with respect to t.
g(t) = −6t2 Arcsin t
6. Define the domain of the following function. Then, differentiate it with respect to z.
h(z) = Arccos z2
7. Define the domain of the following function. Then, differentiate it with respect to v.
f(v) = 3v3 Arccos (v/3)
8. Define the domain of the following function. Then, differentiate it with respect to s.
h(s) = Arcsin s3 − Arccos 2s
9. Define the domain of the following function. Then, differentiate it with respect to w.
g(w) = (Arccos w2 − Arcsin w2)/2
10. Define the domain of the following function. Then, differentiate it with respect to x.
f(x) = Arcsin ex
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