Exam 5: Applications of the Derivative
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An isosceles triangle has equal sides 4 cm long and the included angle ?. If when then the rate of change of the area in cm2/min is
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Let be a differentiable function for which the graph of its derivative, ƒ ', is given below:
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Let on The absolute minimum and maximum of ƒare located respectively at x =
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A spherical balloon is inflated at the rate of 10 m3/min when the radius is 3 m. The rate of increase of the surface area of the balloon is
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Determine which of the following is not true for the graph of
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Determine which of the following is not true for the graph of
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A cardboard poster containing 32 square inches of printed region is to have a margin of 2 inches at the top and bottom and 0.75 inch at the sides. The dimensions of the smallest piece of cardboard that can be used to make the poster are
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Let on . Then the set of all c in (0,3) guaranteed by Rolle's Theorem is
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