- 3.1.33E: A derivative formula d 2 a. Use the definition of the derivative to...
- 3.1.34E: A derivative formula a?. Use the definition of the derivative to de...
- 3.1.35RE: Derivative calculations? ?Evaluate the derivative of the following ...
- 3.1.36E: Derivative calculations? ?Evaluate the derivative of the following ...
- 3.1.37E: Derivative calculations? ?Evaluate the derivative of the following ...
- 3.1.38E: Derivative calculations? ?Evaluate the derivative of the following ...
- 3.1.39E: Derivatives from graphs? ?Use the graph of f to sketch a grap ? h o...
- 3.1.40E: Derivatives from graphs? ?Use the graph of f to sketch a grap ? h o...
- 3.1.41E: Matching functions with derivatives? Match the functions (a)–(d) in...
- 3.1.42E: Sketching derivatives? ?Reproduce the graph of f and then sketch a ...
- 3.1.43E: Sketching derivatives? ?Reproduce the graph of f and then sketch a ...
- 3.1.44E: Sketching derivatives? ?Reproduce the graph of f and then sketch a ...
- 3.1.47E: Explain why or why not? Determine whether the following statements ...
- 3.1.48E: Slope of a line? Consider th?e ?line f? (?x? ) =??mx + ?b, w?he? an...
- 3.1.49E: Calculating derivatives f(x+h)?f(x) ? a. ? or the following functio...
- 3.1.50E: Calculating derivatives f(x+h)?f(x) a.?? or the following functions...
- 3.1.51E: Calculating derivatives ? a. ? or the following functions, find f u...
- 3.1.52E: Calculating derivatives a.?? or the following functions, find f usi...
- 3.1.53E: Analyzing slopes? ?Use the po? int?s A ? ,? ?,? , ? , ?and E in the...
- 3.1.54E: Analyzing slopes? ?Use the points A?, ?B?, ?C?, ?D?, ?and E in the ...
- 3.1.55E: Finding ?f? from ?f??? Sketch the graph of ?f?(?x?) = ?x? (the deri...
- 3.1.56E: Finding ?f? from ?f??? Create the graph of a continuous function ?y...
- 3.1.57E: Power and energy? Energy is the capacity to do work and power is th...
- 3.1.59E: One-sided derivatives? ?The left-hand and right-hand derivatives of...
- 3.1.60AE: One-sided derivatives? ?The left-hand and right-hand derivatives of...
- 3.1.61AE: Vertical tangent lines? If a function f is continuous at a and limx...
- 3.1.62AE: Vertical tangent lines? If a function f is continuous at a and lim|...
- 3.1.63AE: Vertical tangent lines? ?If a function f is continuous at?a and , ?...
- 3.1.64AE: Vertical tangent lines? If a function f is continuous at a and , th...
- 3.1.65AE: Find the function? The following limits represent the slope of a cu...
- 3.1.66AE: Find the function? The following limits represent the slope of a cu...
- 3.1.67AE: Find the function? The following limits represent the slope of a cu...
- 3.1.68AE: Find the function? The following limits represent the slope of a cu...
- 3.1.69AE: x ?5x+6 Is it differentiable?? Is f(x) = x?2 differentiable at x = ...
- 3.1.70AE: Derivative of x?? Use the symbolic capabilities of a calculator to ...
- 3.1.71AE: Determining the unknown constant? Let Determine a v ? alue of? (if ...
- 3.1.72AE: Graph of the derivative of the sine curve a.? Use the gr? aph of??y...
Solutions for Chapter 3.1: Calculus: Early Transcendentals 1st Edition
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Key Calculus Terms and definitions covered in this textbook
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Center
The central point in a circle, ellipse, hyperbola, or sphere
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Components of a vector
See Component form of a vector.
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Damping factor
The factor Ae-a in an equation such as y = Ae-at cos bt
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Dihedral angle
An angle formed by two intersecting planes,
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Factor
In algebra, a quantity being multiplied in a product. In statistics, a potential explanatory variable under study in an experiment, .
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Finite series
Sum of a finite number of terms.
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Independent events
Events A and B such that P(A and B) = P(A)P(B)
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Infinite discontinuity at x = a
limx:a + x a ƒ(x) = q6 or limx:a - ƒ(x) = q.
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Leaf
The final digit of a number in a stemplot.
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Midpoint (on a number line)
For the line segment with endpoints a and b, a + b2
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Modified boxplot
A boxplot with the outliers removed.
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Natural numbers
The numbers 1, 2, 3, . . . ,.
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Outcomes
The various possible results of an experiment.
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Quotient identities
tan ?= sin ?cos ?and cot ?= cos ? sin ?
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Random numbers
Numbers that can be used by researchers to simulate randomness in scientific studies (they are usually obtained from lengthy tables of decimal digits that have been generated by verifiably random natural phenomena).
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Repeated zeros
Zeros of multiplicity ? 2 (see Multiplicity).
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Stemplot (or stem-and-leaf plot)
An arrangement of a numerical data set into a specific tabular format.
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Vertices of an ellipse
The points where the ellipse intersects its focal axis.
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Wrapping function
The function that associates points on the unit circle with points on the real number line
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Xscl
The scale of the tick marks on the x-axis in a viewing window.