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Online Homework System Name: ____________________________ Class #: ____________________________ Instructor: Weixuan Li Assignment Instructions: Please, don't do question 4(b and d), and question 5(c and d). In question 9, assume that the domain for x is 0<=x<=2 pi .

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Class: Calculus I - C Section #: ____________________________ Assignment: ASSIGNMENT 8

Question 1: (1 point) Evaluate the following limit:

Question 2: (1 point) Evaluate the limit:

Question 3: (1 point) Consider the function defined by Find all values of where has a local maximum or a local minimum.

If you have more than one answer, separate your answers with semi-colons (;). The fractions must be expressed in their most reduced form.

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Question 4: (1 point)

Suppose that each of the side lengths of an equilateral triangle are equal to and that the area of this triangle is In this question, we will go through the steps to answer the question: if the lengths of the sides of an equilateral triangle are increasing at a rate of cm/s, then at what rate is the area of the triangle increasing at the instant that the area is (a)

Give a formula for the area

of the triangle as a function of

(b) We are given that Since is a function of and is a function of use the chain rule to calculate

(c) What is the value of (d) Finally, using the correct answer to part (b), determine the value of __________cm /s. when is the correct answer to part (c). when cm __________cm.

Question 5: (1 point)

A spherical snowball melts in such a way that its surface area decreases at a constant rate of

cm

/s. cm.

In this question, we determine the rate at which the diameter of the snowball is changing at the moment when the diameter is (a)

Suppose the diameter of the snowball is (You can consult your textbook.)

and the surface area is

What is the formula for

as a function of

(b) In the question you are told the value of What is it? __________cm /s.

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In the question you are told the value of What is it? __________cm /s.

(c) Using the correct answers to (a) and (b) above, and the chain rule, express as a function of

(d) Finally, using the correct answer to (c), calculate when cm. __________cm/s.

Question 6: (1 point)

Let (a)

Calculate the derivative of

and then answer the following questions:

What are the critical points of

(b)

Think of the critical points intervals from left to right, starting with , etc.

as dividing the real line into subintervals, namely, the intervals: etc. For this purposes of answering the following questions, we number the . So the interval is called number is strictly increasing? , the interval is called number

What are the numbers corresponding to the intervals on which (c)

Think of the critical points intervals from left to right, starting with , etc.

as dividing the real line into subintervals, namely, the intervals: etc. For this purposes of answering the following questions, we number the . So the interval is called number is strictly decreasing? , the interval is called number

What are the numbers corresponding to the intervals on which

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Question 7: (1 point)

Let

Find the second derivative of (a)

and answer the following questions:

List the -values of the points at which the concavity of the graph of it is possible that not all of these points are in fact inflection points.

could change. Note that

(b)

Think of the points subintervals, namely, the intervals: , the interval

where the concavity may change as dividing the real line into etc. For this purposes . So the interval is called number , etc. is concave up?

of answering the following questions, we number the intervals from left to right, starting with is called number

What are the numbers corresponding to the intervals on which (c)

Think of the points intervals from left to right, starting with , etc.

where the concavity changes as dividing the real line into subintervals, namely, the intervals: etc. For this purposes of answering the following questions, we number the . So the interval is called number is concave down? , the interval is called number

What are the numbers corresponding to the intervals on which

Question 8: (1 point)

Let

Find the second derivative of (a)

and answer the following questions:

List the (exact) -values of the points at which the concavity of the graph of that it is possible that not all of these points are in fact inflection points.

could change. Note

(b)

Think of the points namely, the intervals: , the interval is called number

where the concavity may change as dividing the real line into subintervals, etc. For this purposes of answering . So the interval is called number , etc.

the following questions, we number the intervals from left to right, starting with

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What are the numbers corresponding to the intervals on which is concave up?

Question 9: (1 point) If find the absolute maximum value of

you may give the exact value or else the value accurate to at least 7 decimal places.

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