Exam 2: Rate of Change: the Derivative

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A certain function f is decreasing and concave down. In addition, A certain function f is decreasing and concave down. In addition,   and   . Which of the following are possible zeroes of f? Select all that apply. and A certain function f is decreasing and concave down. In addition,   and   . Which of the following are possible zeroes of f? Select all that apply. . Which of the following are possible zeroes of f? Select all that apply.

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A function f satisfies the following conditions: A function f satisfies the following conditions:   ,   ,   ,   , and   for   . Which of the following are possible values for   ? Select all that apply. , A function f satisfies the following conditions:   ,   ,   ,   , and   for   . Which of the following are possible values for   ? Select all that apply. , A function f satisfies the following conditions:   ,   ,   ,   , and   for   . Which of the following are possible values for   ? Select all that apply. , A function f satisfies the following conditions:   ,   ,   ,   , and   for   . Which of the following are possible values for   ? Select all that apply. , and A function f satisfies the following conditions:   ,   ,   ,   , and   for   . Which of the following are possible values for   ? Select all that apply. for A function f satisfies the following conditions:   ,   ,   ,   , and   for   . Which of the following are possible values for   ? Select all that apply. . Which of the following are possible values for A function f satisfies the following conditions:   ,   ,   ,   , and   for   . Which of the following are possible values for   ? Select all that apply. ? Select all that apply.

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Suppose Suppose   is the height in inches of a person who is t years old. Would you expect   to be is the height in inches of a person who is t years old. Would you expect Suppose   is the height in inches of a person who is t years old. Would you expect   to be to be

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Assume that f and g are differentiable functions defined on all of the real line. If Assume that f and g are differentiable functions defined on all of the real line. If   for all x and if   for some   , then   for all x. for all x and if Assume that f and g are differentiable functions defined on all of the real line. If   for all x and if   for some   , then   for all x. for some Assume that f and g are differentiable functions defined on all of the real line. If   for all x and if   for some   , then   for all x. , then Assume that f and g are differentiable functions defined on all of the real line. If   for all x and if   for some   , then   for all x. for all x.

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Estimate the value of Estimate the value of   for the function   . for the function Estimate the value of   for the function   . .

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Consider the two functions shown below. A. B. Consider the two functions shown below. A. B.    Consider the two functions shown below. A. B.

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The noise level, N, in decibels, of a rock concert is given by The noise level, N, in decibels, of a rock concert is given by   , where d is the distance in meters from the concert speakers. Which of the following gives the rate of change, in decibels per meter, of noise 600 meters away from the speakers? , where d is the distance in meters from the concert speakers. Which of the following gives the rate of change, in decibels per meter, of noise 600 meters away from the speakers?

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Given the following table, find Given the following table, find   .  . Given the following table, find   .

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Your friend Herman operates a neighborhood lemonade stand. He asks you to be his financial advisor and wants to know how much lemonade he can make with the $3.12 he happens to have on hand. The only information he can give you is that once last month he spent $2 and made 19 glasses of lemonade, and another time he spent $5 and made 83 glasses of lemonade. You decide to use this data to create an exponential cost function, Your friend Herman operates a neighborhood lemonade stand. He asks you to be his financial advisor and wants to know how much lemonade he can make with the $3.12 he happens to have on hand. The only information he can give you is that once last month he spent $2 and made 19 glasses of lemonade, and another time he spent $5 and made 83 glasses of lemonade. You decide to use this data to create an exponential cost function,   , giving the cost in dollars of making q glasses of lemonade. How many full cups of lemonade can Herman make with this model? , giving the cost in dollars of making q glasses of lemonade. How many full cups of lemonade can Herman make with this model?

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Your friend Herman operates a neighborhood lemonade stand. He asks you to be his financial advisor and wants to know how much lemonade he can make with the $3.47 he happens to have on hand. The only information he can give you is that once last month he spent $2 and made 19 glasses of lemonade, and another time he spent $5 and made 83 glasses of lemonade. Create a linear cost function, Your friend Herman operates a neighborhood lemonade stand. He asks you to be his financial advisor and wants to know how much lemonade he can make with the $3.47 he happens to have on hand. The only information he can give you is that once last month he spent $2 and made 19 glasses of lemonade, and another time he spent $5 and made 83 glasses of lemonade. Create a linear cost function,   , giving the cost in dollars of making q glasses of lemonade. How many full cups of lemonade can Herman make with this model? , giving the cost in dollars of making q glasses of lemonade. How many full cups of lemonade can Herman make with this model?

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Using the following table, tell whether Using the following table, tell whether   is likely greater than 0, likely less than 0, or might be equal to 0. Type <,>, or =.  is likely greater than 0, likely less than 0, or might be equal to 0. Type "<",">", or "=". Using the following table, tell whether   is likely greater than 0, likely less than 0, or might be equal to 0. Type <,>, or =.

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Find the derivative of Find the derivative of   at x = 3 algebraically. at x = 3 algebraically.

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Let Let   be the time, in minutes, that it takes for an oven to heat up to   F. What is the sign of   ? be the time, in minutes, that it takes for an oven to heat up to Let   be the time, in minutes, that it takes for an oven to heat up to   F. What is the sign of   ? F. What is the sign of Let   be the time, in minutes, that it takes for an oven to heat up to   F. What is the sign of   ? ?

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Given the following data about the function, f, use an approximation of the tangent line at x=4.5 to estimate Given the following data about the function, f, use an approximation of the tangent line at x=4.5 to estimate   .  . Given the following data about the function, f, use an approximation of the tangent line at x=4.5 to estimate   .

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A certain function f is decreasing and concave down. In addition, A certain function f is decreasing and concave down. In addition,   and   . Which of the following are possible values for   ? Select all that apply. and A certain function f is decreasing and concave down. In addition,   and   . Which of the following are possible values for   ? Select all that apply. . Which of the following are possible values for A certain function f is decreasing and concave down. In addition,   and   . Which of the following are possible values for   ? Select all that apply. ? Select all that apply.

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The world's only manufacturer of left-handed widgets has determined that if q left-handed widgets are manufactured and sold per year at price p, then the cost function is The world's only manufacturer of left-handed widgets has determined that if q left-handed widgets are manufactured and sold per year at price p, then the cost function is   , and the manufacturer's revenue function is   . The manufacturer also knows that the demand function for left-handed widgets is   . A. Write the profit function   in terms of price p. B. Sketch the profit function to determine what price yields the largest profit. What is that price? , and the manufacturer's revenue function is The world's only manufacturer of left-handed widgets has determined that if q left-handed widgets are manufactured and sold per year at price p, then the cost function is   , and the manufacturer's revenue function is   . The manufacturer also knows that the demand function for left-handed widgets is   . A. Write the profit function   in terms of price p. B. Sketch the profit function to determine what price yields the largest profit. What is that price? . The manufacturer also knows that the demand function for left-handed widgets is The world's only manufacturer of left-handed widgets has determined that if q left-handed widgets are manufactured and sold per year at price p, then the cost function is   , and the manufacturer's revenue function is   . The manufacturer also knows that the demand function for left-handed widgets is   . A. Write the profit function   in terms of price p. B. Sketch the profit function to determine what price yields the largest profit. What is that price? . A. Write the profit function The world's only manufacturer of left-handed widgets has determined that if q left-handed widgets are manufactured and sold per year at price p, then the cost function is   , and the manufacturer's revenue function is   . The manufacturer also knows that the demand function for left-handed widgets is   . A. Write the profit function   in terms of price p. B. Sketch the profit function to determine what price yields the largest profit. What is that price? in terms of price p. B. Sketch the profit function to determine what price yields the largest profit. What is that price?

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Find the derivative of Find the derivative of   at x = 2 algebraically. at x = 2 algebraically.

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The height of an object in feet above the ground is given in the following table. The height of an object in feet above the ground is given in the following table.   If the height of the object is doubled, the average velocity over any interval If the height of the object is doubled, the average velocity over any interval

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Let Let   be the amount of lumber, in board-feet, produced from a tree of radius r (measured in inches). Which of the following gives the number of board-feet obtained from a tree of radius 8 inches? be the amount of lumber, in board-feet, produced from a tree of radius r (measured in inches). Which of the following gives the number of board-feet obtained from a tree of radius 8 inches?

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Suppose that Suppose that   is the cost to heat my house, in dollars per day, when the outside temperature is   Fahrenheit. If   and   , approximately what is the cost to heat my house when the temperature is   ? is the cost to heat my house, in dollars per day, when the outside temperature is Suppose that   is the cost to heat my house, in dollars per day, when the outside temperature is   Fahrenheit. If   and   , approximately what is the cost to heat my house when the temperature is   ? Fahrenheit. If Suppose that   is the cost to heat my house, in dollars per day, when the outside temperature is   Fahrenheit. If   and   , approximately what is the cost to heat my house when the temperature is   ? and Suppose that   is the cost to heat my house, in dollars per day, when the outside temperature is   Fahrenheit. If   and   , approximately what is the cost to heat my house when the temperature is   ? , approximately what is the cost to heat my house when the temperature is Suppose that   is the cost to heat my house, in dollars per day, when the outside temperature is   Fahrenheit. If   and   , approximately what is the cost to heat my house when the temperature is   ? ?

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