Elementary Functions And Applications
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3 10 15. 2 27. 4 52 Saturn Uranus Neptune '' ' 95. 4 192 300 If {here is a planet ext^nal to Neptune, at what approximate distance may we expect it to be found?
EXPONENTIAL AND LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS 221 12. Show for the exponential function e* that the average rate of change Aiy /gAx— 1\ is -^ = e* I — T ]' Find the value of the second factor if Ax = 0. 1, 0. 01.
Ax \ Ax f Assuming that the limit of the second part is 1 as Ax approaches 0, find m for the exponential e* and determine tiie angle ...that the graph makes with the 2/-axis.
13. Plot the graph oi y = ke"^, first letting A; = 1 and choosing m suc- cessively equal to - 2, - 1, 0, + |, +1, +2, and then letting w = 1 and choosing k successively equal to - 1, -t- 5, + 2. How do changes in m and k affect the graph?
14. The pull, P, needed to check a weight, TF, being lowered by means of a rope wrapped around an iron drum, is given by the equation P = TFe~^, where the coefficient of friction is m = 0. 3, and 6, the angle of contact of the rope with the drum, is measured in radians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3 10 15. 2 27. 4 52 Saturn Uranus Neptune '' ' 95. 4 192 300 If {here is a planet ext^nal to Neptune, at what approximate distance may we expect it to be found?
EXPONENTIAL AND LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS 221 12. Show for the exponential function e* that the average rate of change Aiy /gAx— 1\ is -^ = e* I — T ]' Find the value of the second factor if Ax = 0. 1, 0. 01.
Ax \ Ax f Assuming that the limit of the second part is 1 as Ax approaches 0, find m for the exponential e* and determine tiie angle ...that the graph makes with the 2/-axis.
13. Plot the graph oi y = ke"^, first letting A; = 1 and choosing m suc- cessively equal to - 2, - 1, 0, + |, +1, +2, and then letting w = 1 and choosing k successively equal to - 1, -t- 5, + 2. How do changes in m and k affect the graph?
14. The pull, P, needed to check a weight, TF, being lowered by means of a rope wrapped around an iron drum, is given by the equation P = TFe~^, where the coefficient of friction is m = 0. 3, and 6, the angle of contact of the rope with the drum, is measured in radians.
What to read after Elementary Functions And Applications?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Sullivan Gale to read onlineMoreLess
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