Exam 4: Techniques of Differentiation With Applications

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Find the slope of the tangent to the graph of the given function Find the slope of the tangent to the graph of the given function   at the point   . at the point Find the slope of the tangent to the graph of the given function   at the point   . .

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An employment research company estimates that the value of a recent MBA graduate to an accounting company is An employment research company estimates that the value of a recent MBA graduate to an accounting company is   where   is the value of the graduate,   is a number of years of prior business experience, and   is the graduate school grade point average. If   , find   when   . All the answers were rounded to the nearest hundredth. where An employment research company estimates that the value of a recent MBA graduate to an accounting company is   where   is the value of the graduate,   is a number of years of prior business experience, and   is the graduate school grade point average. If   , find   when   . All the answers were rounded to the nearest hundredth. is the value of the graduate, An employment research company estimates that the value of a recent MBA graduate to an accounting company is   where   is the value of the graduate,   is a number of years of prior business experience, and   is the graduate school grade point average. If   , find   when   . All the answers were rounded to the nearest hundredth. is a number of years of prior business experience, and An employment research company estimates that the value of a recent MBA graduate to an accounting company is   where   is the value of the graduate,   is a number of years of prior business experience, and   is the graduate school grade point average. If   , find   when   . All the answers were rounded to the nearest hundredth. is the graduate school grade point average. If An employment research company estimates that the value of a recent MBA graduate to an accounting company is   where   is the value of the graduate,   is a number of years of prior business experience, and   is the graduate school grade point average. If   , find   when   . All the answers were rounded to the nearest hundredth. , find An employment research company estimates that the value of a recent MBA graduate to an accounting company is   where   is the value of the graduate,   is a number of years of prior business experience, and   is the graduate school grade point average. If   , find   when   . All the answers were rounded to the nearest hundredth. when An employment research company estimates that the value of a recent MBA graduate to an accounting company is   where   is the value of the graduate,   is a number of years of prior business experience, and   is the graduate school grade point average. If   , find   when   . All the answers were rounded to the nearest hundredth. . All the answers were rounded to the nearest hundredth.

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Find the derivative of the function. Find the derivative of the function.

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The Verhulst model for population growth specifies the reproductive rate of an organism as a function of the total population according to the following formula: The Verhulst model for population growth specifies the reproductive rate of an organism as a function of the total population according to the following formula:   where p is the total population in thousands of organisms,   and   are constants that depend on the particular circumstances and organism being studied, and   is the reproduction rate in thousands of organisms per hour. If   and   , find   . where p is the total population in thousands of organisms, The Verhulst model for population growth specifies the reproductive rate of an organism as a function of the total population according to the following formula:   where p is the total population in thousands of organisms,   and   are constants that depend on the particular circumstances and organism being studied, and   is the reproduction rate in thousands of organisms per hour. If   and   , find   . and The Verhulst model for population growth specifies the reproductive rate of an organism as a function of the total population according to the following formula:   where p is the total population in thousands of organisms,   and   are constants that depend on the particular circumstances and organism being studied, and   is the reproduction rate in thousands of organisms per hour. If   and   , find   . are constants that depend on the particular circumstances and organism being studied, and The Verhulst model for population growth specifies the reproductive rate of an organism as a function of the total population according to the following formula:   where p is the total population in thousands of organisms,   and   are constants that depend on the particular circumstances and organism being studied, and   is the reproduction rate in thousands of organisms per hour. If   and   , find   . is the reproduction rate in thousands of organisms per hour. If The Verhulst model for population growth specifies the reproductive rate of an organism as a function of the total population according to the following formula:   where p is the total population in thousands of organisms,   and   are constants that depend on the particular circumstances and organism being studied, and   is the reproduction rate in thousands of organisms per hour. If   and   , find   . and The Verhulst model for population growth specifies the reproductive rate of an organism as a function of the total population according to the following formula:   where p is the total population in thousands of organisms,   and   are constants that depend on the particular circumstances and organism being studied, and   is the reproduction rate in thousands of organisms per hour. If   and   , find   . , find The Verhulst model for population growth specifies the reproductive rate of an organism as a function of the total population according to the following formula:   where p is the total population in thousands of organisms,   and   are constants that depend on the particular circumstances and organism being studied, and   is the reproduction rate in thousands of organisms per hour. If   and   , find   . .

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Find Find   using implicit differentiation.  using implicit differentiation. Find   using implicit differentiation.

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Compute the indicated derivative using the chain rule. Compute the indicated derivative using the chain rule.

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The population of Upper Anchora was 2,000,000 at the start of 1996 and was doubling every 10 years. How fast was it growing per year at the start of 1996? Round your answer to the nearest thousand.

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Find all the values of x (if any)where the tangent line to the graph of the given equation is horizontal. Find all the values of x (if any)where the tangent line to the graph of the given equation is horizontal.

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Use logarithmic differentiation to find Use logarithmic differentiation to find   . Do not simplify the result.  . Do not simplify the result. Use logarithmic differentiation to find   . Do not simplify the result.

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Find the equation of the line tangent to the graph of the given function at the point Find the equation of the line tangent to the graph of the given function at the point   .  . Find the equation of the line tangent to the graph of the given function at the point   .

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Find the derivative of the function. Find the derivative of the function.

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The number P of CDs the Snappy Hardware Co. can manufacture at its plant in one day is given by The number P of CDs the Snappy Hardware Co. can manufacture at its plant in one day is given by   where x is the number of workers at the plant and y is the annual expenditure at the plant (in dollars). Compute   at a production level of 24,000 CDs per day and   . where x is the number of workers at the plant and y is the annual expenditure at the plant (in dollars). Compute The number P of CDs the Snappy Hardware Co. can manufacture at its plant in one day is given by   where x is the number of workers at the plant and y is the annual expenditure at the plant (in dollars). Compute   at a production level of 24,000 CDs per day and   . at a production level of 24,000 CDs per day and The number P of CDs the Snappy Hardware Co. can manufacture at its plant in one day is given by   where x is the number of workers at the plant and y is the annual expenditure at the plant (in dollars). Compute   at a production level of 24,000 CDs per day and   . .

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Find the derivative of the following function. Find the derivative of the following function.

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Find the indicated derivative. The independent variable is a function of Find the indicated derivative. The independent variable is a function of   .  . Find the indicated derivative. The independent variable is a function of   .

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Find the derivative of the function. Find the derivative of the function.

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The monthly sales of Sunny Electronics new stereo system is given by The monthly sales of Sunny Electronics new stereo system is given by   hundred units per month,   months after its introduction. The price Sunny charges is   dollars per stereo system,   months after its introduction. The revenue Sunny earns then must be   . Find the rate of change of revenue   months after introduction. hundred units per month, The monthly sales of Sunny Electronics new stereo system is given by   hundred units per month,   months after its introduction. The price Sunny charges is   dollars per stereo system,   months after its introduction. The revenue Sunny earns then must be   . Find the rate of change of revenue   months after introduction. months after its introduction. The price Sunny charges is The monthly sales of Sunny Electronics new stereo system is given by   hundred units per month,   months after its introduction. The price Sunny charges is   dollars per stereo system,   months after its introduction. The revenue Sunny earns then must be   . Find the rate of change of revenue   months after introduction. dollars per stereo system, The monthly sales of Sunny Electronics new stereo system is given by   hundred units per month,   months after its introduction. The price Sunny charges is   dollars per stereo system,   months after its introduction. The revenue Sunny earns then must be   . Find the rate of change of revenue   months after introduction. months after its introduction. The revenue Sunny earns then must be The monthly sales of Sunny Electronics new stereo system is given by   hundred units per month,   months after its introduction. The price Sunny charges is   dollars per stereo system,   months after its introduction. The revenue Sunny earns then must be   . Find the rate of change of revenue   months after introduction. . Find the rate of change of revenue The monthly sales of Sunny Electronics new stereo system is given by   hundred units per month,   months after its introduction. The price Sunny charges is   dollars per stereo system,   months after its introduction. The revenue Sunny earns then must be   . Find the rate of change of revenue   months after introduction. months after introduction.

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Find the derivative of the function. Find the derivative of the function.

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Find the derivative of the function. Find the derivative of the function.

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Use the shortcut rules to calculate the derivative of the given function. Use the shortcut rules to calculate the derivative of the given function.

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Find Find   using implicit differentiation.  using implicit differentiation. Find   using implicit differentiation.

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