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1.4 The Precise Definition of a Limit
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activity. Remember you must submit your work as a PDF file.

Example 1:
Use the given graph of ??(??) = √?? to find a ?? such that if |?? − 4| < ?? then �√?? − 2� < 0.4








Example 2:
Use the given graph of ??(??) = ??2 to find a ?? such that if |?? − 2| < ?? then |??2 − 4| < 0.3












Example 3: Prove the statement using the ??, ?? definition of a limit.
lim
x→1
9 + 3x
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    1.4 The Precise Definition of a Limit

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Unit 2.3 Trigonometric Functions
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Pre-Calculus Review: Rewrite cos (x+h) using the SUM/DIFFERENCES IDENTITIES


Example 1. As we did in the video, using the limiting definition to prove ????
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Example 2: Use the quotient rule to find the derivative of
f(x) =
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Example 3: Given ??′′(??) = −4??????(??) and ??′(0) = −3 and ??(0) = 3. Find f �π
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    Unit 2.3 Trigonometric Functions

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Unit 2 – Lesson 2.4 Composition of Functions Part 1
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activity. Remember you must submit your work as a PDF file.

Example #1 Consider y = √3??2 − ??

a. What is the “inner” function? _______ What is the derivative of this function? ___________


. What is the “outer” function? _______ What is the derivative of this function? ____________


c. Find ??
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Example #2 Evaluate
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Example #3 Evaluate the integral.
�(2 + x)5 ????

XXXXXXXXXXLet u = _______

________ du = dx



Example #4 Evaluate the integral.
�2x sin(4 + x2)????

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    Unit 2 – Lesson 2.4 Composition of Functions Part 1

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Unit 2 – Lesson 2.7 Derivatives of Hype
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activity. Remember you must submit your work as a PDF file.

Pre-Calculus Review: Given the definitions of the hype
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functions are
??????ℎ ?? = ??
??−??−??
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??????ℎ ?? = ??
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??????ℎ ?? = ??????ℎ ??
??????ℎ ??


Find the numerical value of each expression
(a) ??????ℎ 0 (b) ??????ℎ 1 (c) ??????ℎ (???? 3)









Example 1: Find the first derivative of ??(??) = sinh−1(??2 − 1).











Example 2: Find the first derivative of ??(??) = ln[cosh(5??2 − 2??)]


    Unit 2 – Lesson 2.7 Derivatives of Hype
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Section 3.1: Related Rates
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Guidelines for solving related rates problems
1. Make a ___________ and ___________ the quantities.
2. Read the problem and identify all quantities as: ___________ , ___________ and
___________with the appropriate information.
3. Write an ___________ involving the variables whose ___________ of ___________ either are
given or are to be determined.
4. Using the _________ _________, implicitly _________ both sides of the equation with respect to
time, _________.
5. _________ into the resulting equation all known values for the variables and their rates of change.
Then _________ for the required rate of change.
Example: The Spreading Circle
An oil rig springs a leak, and the oil spreads in a circular patch around the rig. If the radius of the oil patch
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Solution

Rajeswari answered on May 02 2022
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Definition of limit
1. Given that
Square to get
Or
Taking higher value of delta we get |x-4|2.
Take square root to get 1.923Or -0.077Hence delta =0.077 (higher value taken)
3. Let ||Then we get |3x-3|<4€
Divide by 3,
|x-1|<4€/3 which is delta
Thus epsilon, delta conditions are satisfied.
Derivatives
1. Here f(x) = cosx : Let h be an artbitrary small increment given to x
Then we get new function f(x+h) = cos (x+h) = cosx cosh –sin x sin h
Difference quotient =
When we take limit h tends to 0 we have
Derivative =
We know sinh/h limit as h tends to 0 is 1. Also cos 0 =1 hence first term gets cancelled
So derivative of cos x = 0-sinx (1) = -sinx
2. Given that
We have derivative using quotient rule is
=
3.
Finding antiderivative we have f’(x) = 4cosx +C
Since f’(0) = -3, substitute to get -3 =4+c Or C = -7
So f’(x) = 4cos x -7
Again find antiderivative
We get f(x) = -4sinx -7x +C1
Since f(0) = 3, 3= -4(0)-7(0)+C1
Or C1 = 3 and f(x) = -4sinx -7x+3
Composition of functions
1. Inner function = and derivative is 6x -1
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