Exam 9: Trigonometric Models

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Calculate the derivative. Calculate the derivative.

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Evaluate the integral. Evaluate the integral.

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Evaluate the integral. Evaluate the integral.

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

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Use the formula for Use the formula for   to simplify the expression   . to simplify the expression Use the formula for   to simplify the expression   . .

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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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Sales of computers are subject to seasonal fluctuations. Computer City s sales of computers in 1995 and 1996 can be approximated by the function Sales of computers are subject to seasonal fluctuations. Computer City s sales of computers in 1995 and 1996 can be approximated by the function   where t is time in quarters ( t = 1 represents the end of the first quarter of 1995 )and s ( t )is computer sales ( quarterly revenue )in billions of dollars. Estimate Computer City s maximum and minimum quarterly revenue from computer sales. where t is time in quarters ( t = 1 represents the end of the first quarter of 1995 )and s ( t )is computer sales ( quarterly revenue )in billions of dollars. Estimate Computer City s maximum and minimum quarterly revenue from computer sales.

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The cost of Dig-It brand snow shovels is given by The cost of Dig-It brand snow shovels is given by   where t is time in years since January 1, 1997. How fast, in dollars per year, is the cost increasing on October 30, 1997? where t is time in years since January 1, 1997. How fast, in dollars per year, is the cost increasing on October 30, 1997?

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Model the curve with a cosine function. Model the curve with a cosine function.   Note that the period of the curve is   and its range is   . Note that the period of the curve is Model the curve with a cosine function.   Note that the period of the curve is   and its range is   . and its range is Model the curve with a cosine function.   Note that the period of the curve is   and its range is   . .

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The uninflated cost of Dugout brand snow shovels currently varies from a high of $22 on January 1 ( t = 0 )to a low of $8 on July 1 ( t = 0.5). Assuming this trend were to continue indefinitely, calculate the uninflated cost The uninflated cost of Dugout brand snow shovels currently varies from a high of $22 on January 1 ( t = 0 )to a low of $8 on July 1 ( t = 0.5). Assuming this trend were to continue indefinitely, calculate the uninflated cost   of Dugout snow shovels as a function of time t in years. (Use a sine function.) of Dugout snow shovels as a function of time t in years. (Use a sine function.)

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Evaluate the integral. Evaluate the integral.

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Evaluate the integral. Evaluate the integral.

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Evaluate the integral. Evaluate the integral.

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

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