Analytic Geometry With Introductory Chapter On the Calculus
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For d(e u + C) = e u du.
/Vdu = ^ + c.
log a For d(r^- + 6] = a u du. Moe a I By XXV. By XXIV.
203] ELEMENTS OF CALCULUS 259 Example. Find the area bounded by the equilateral hyperbola xy = 4, the z-axis, and the ordinates corresponding to x = 1 and x = 8.
Solution. The hyperbola is shown in Fig. 170, and the area sought is MNQR.
Consider the area A as generated by the ordinate moving toward the right.
Then dA = ydx.
And fdA = fydx = f-dx = 4 f^- / x / x A = 4 log x + C.
When x = 1, A = 0. . * .... = 4 log 1 + C, or C = -4 log 1. When x = 8, A = 4 log 8 - 4 log 1.
A = 4 X 2. 079 -4X0= 8. 316. Therefore the area sought is 8. 316 square units.
EXERCISES In exercises 1-20 find the derivatives of the dependent variables with respect to the independent variables, and the differentials of the dependent variables.
1. Y = log (x 2 + 7x). 1. Y = e* x * + *.
2. Y = logic x 2 . 8. Y = e x sin x.
3. Y = log - 9. Y = a 2x .
4. Y = l oglo or 2 . 10. Y = x-W 2x+3 . 6. Y = e 2x . 11. Y = (3x - 2)*. 6. Y = e x \ 12.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For d(e u + C) = e u du.
/Vdu = ^ + c.
log a For d(r^- + 6] = a u du. Moe a I By XXV. By XXIV.
203] ELEMENTS OF CALCULUS 259 Example. Find the area bounded by the equilateral hyperbola xy = 4, the z-axis, and the ordinates corresponding to x = 1 and x = 8.
Solution. The hyperbola is shown in Fig. 170, and the area sought is MNQR.
Consider the area A as generated by the ordinate moving toward the right.
Then dA = ydx.
And fdA = fydx = f-dx = 4 f^- / x / x A = 4 log x + C.
When x = 1, A = 0. . * .... = 4 log 1 + C, or C = -4 log 1. When x = 8, A = 4 log 8 - 4 log 1.
A = 4 X 2. 079 -4X0= 8. 316. Therefore the area sought is 8. 316 square units.
EXERCISES In exercises 1-20 find the derivatives of the dependent variables with respect to the independent variables, and the differentials of the dependent variables.
1. Y = log (x 2 + 7x). 1. Y = e* x * + *.
2. Y = logic x 2 . 8. Y = e x sin x.
3. Y = log - 9. Y = a 2x .
4. Y = l oglo or 2 . 10. Y = x-W 2x+3 . 6. Y = e 2x . 11. Y = (3x - 2)*. 6. Y = e x \ 12.
What to read after Analytic Geometry With Introductory Chapter On the Calculus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Claude Irwin Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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