Question 1
Prove that f(x) = 5x − 3 is continuous at x = 0, x = −3 and x = 5.
For any real c, limₓ→c f(x) = 5c − 3 = f(c).
So this holds at c = 0, −3 and 5.
Answer
Continuous at x = 0, −3 and 5.
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Textbook pages 116–118
Question 1
For any real c, limₓ→c f(x) = 5c − 3 = f(c).
So this holds at c = 0, −3 and 5.
Continuous at x = 0, −3 and 5.
Question 2
f(3) = 2(3)² − 1 = 17.
limₓ→3 f(x) = 2(3)² − 1 = 17 = f(3).
f is continuous at x = 3.
Question 3(a)
For every real c, limₓ→c(x − 5) = c − 5 = f(c).
Continuous for every real x.
Question 3(b)
The domain is ℝ except 5.
For c ≠ 5, limₓ→c 1/(x − 5) = 1/(c − 5) = f(c).
Continuous at every point of its domain (x ≠ 5).
Question 3(c)
For x ≠ −5, f(x) = (x − 5)(x + 5)/(x + 5) = x − 5.
Thus limₓ→c f(x) = c − 5 = f(c) for every c ≠ −5.
Continuous at every point of its domain (x ≠ −5).
Question 3(d)
Absolute value is continuous, and x − 5 is linear.
So their composite |x − 5| is continuous for every real x.
Continuous for every real x.
Question 4
f(n) = nⁿ.
limₓ→n xⁿ = nⁿ = f(n).
f is continuous at x = n.
Question 5
At 0 and 2, each nearby input uses the same continuous rule, so f is continuous.
At 1: LHL = 1, RHL = 5; they differ.
Continuous at x = 0 and 2; discontinuous at x = 1.
Question 6
Both rules are linear, so only the joining point x = 2 needs checking.
f(2) = 7; right-hand limit = 1.
The only point of discontinuity is x = 2.
Question 8
For x < 0, |x|/x = −1; for x > 0, |x|/x = 1.
LHL at 0 = −1 and RHL at 0 = 1.
Discontinuous at x = 0.
Question 9
For x < 0, x/|x| = −1. For x ≥ 0, f(x) = −1.
Thus f(x) = −1 for all real x.
Continuous for every real x.
Question 10
At x = 1, LHL = 2 and RHL = 2 = f(1).
Each branch is continuous elsewhere.
Continuous for every real x.
Question 12
At x = 1, f(1) = 0 and the right-hand limit is 1.
The limits do not match.
Discontinuous at x = 1.
Question 13
At x = 1, LHL = 6 and RHL = −4.
The one-sided limits differ.
Discontinuous at x = 1.
Question 7
At x = −3: left value = right limit = 6.
At x = 3: left limit = −6, right limit = 20.
The only point of discontinuity is x = 3.
Question 11
At x = 2, f(2) = 8 − 3 = 5.
RHL = 2² + 1 = 5.
There are no points of discontinuity; f is continuous everywhere.
Question 14
The function is constant between the join points.
At x=1: left=3, right=4. At x=3: left=4, right=5.
Discontinuous at x = 1 and x = 3; continuous at all other points of [0, 10].
Question 15
At x=0: LHL=0=RHL=f(0).
At x=1: LHL=f(1)=0, RHL=4.
Discontinuous only at x = 1; continuous at x = 0 and elsewhere.
Question 16
At x=−1: both sides and f(−1) equal −2.
At x=1: both sides and f(1) equal 2.
Continuous for every real x.
Question 17
At 3: left value = 3a + 1; right limit = 3b + 3.
3a + 1 = 3b + 3 ⇒ 3a − 3b = 2.
3a − 3b = 2 (equivalently, a − b = 2/3).
Question 18
At 0: f(0)=0 for every λ; RHL=1. No λ works.
Near 1, f(x)=4x+1, a polynomial.
No value of λ makes f continuous at x = 0. It is continuous at x = 1 for every λ.
Question 19
At any integer n: LHL = 1; RHL = g(n) = 0.
g is discontinuous at every integer n.
Question 20
x², sin x and 5 are continuous everywhere.
Their sum and difference are continuous; therefore f is continuous at π.
Yes, f is continuous at x = π.
Question 21(a)
sin x and cos x are continuous for all real x.
Their sum is continuous for all real x.
Continuous for every real x.
Question 21(b)
sin x and cos x are continuous for all real x.
Their difference is continuous for all real x.
Continuous for every real x.
Question 21(c)
sin x and cos x are continuous for all real x.
Their product is continuous for all real x.
Continuous for every real x.
Question 22
cos x: all real x.
cosec x and cot x: x ≠ nπ. sec x: x ≠ (2n+1)π/2, n∈ℤ.
cos x is continuous on ℝ; cosec x and cot x are continuous where sin x ≠ 0; sec x is continuous where cos x ≠ 0.
Question 23
At 0: limₓ→0− sin x/x = 1; limₓ→0+ (x+1) = 1 = f(0).
There are no points of discontinuity; f is continuous on ℝ.
Question 24
−x² ≤ x²sin(1/x) ≤ x².
Both bounds tend to 0, so limₓ→0 f(x)=0=f(0).
Yes, f is continuous everywhere.
Question 25
limₓ→0(sin x−cos x)=0−1=−1=f(0).
Continuous for every real x.
Question 26
Let h=x−π/2. Then cos x/(π−2x) = (sin h)/(2h) → 1/2.
k/2=3 ⇒ k=6.
k = 6.
Question 27
f(2)=4k; RHL=3.
4k=3 ⇒ k=3/4.
k = 3/4.
Question 28
f(π)=kπ+1; RHL=cos π=−1.
kπ+1=−1 ⇒ k=−2/π.
k = −2/π.
Question 29
f(5)=5k+1; RHL=15−5=10.
5k+1=10 ⇒ k=9/5.
k = 9/5.
Textbook pages 122
Question 1
y′ = cos(x²+5)·2x.
2x cos(x² + 5).
Question 2
y′ = −sin(sin x)·cos x.
−cos x sin(sin x).
Question 3
y′ = cos(ax+b)·a.
a cos(ax + b).
Question 4
y′ = sec(tan x) tan(tan x) · sec²x.
sec(tan x) tan(tan x) sec²x.
Question 5
Write y=sin(ax+b) sec(cx+d).
y′=a cos(ax+b)sec(cx+d)+c sin(ax+b)tan(cx+d)sec(cx+d).
a cos(ax + b) sec(cx + d) + c sin(ax + b) tan(cx + d) sec(cx + d).
Question 6
y′=−3x²sin(x³)sin²(x⁵)+10x⁴cos(x³)sin(x⁵)cos(x⁵).
−3x² sin(x³) sin²(x⁵) + 10x⁴ cos(x³) sin(x⁵) cos(x⁵).
Question 7
y′=2·(1/2)(cot(x²))^(−1/2)·[−cosec²(x²)]·2x.
−2x cosec²(x²)/√(cot(x²)).
Question 8
y′=−sin(√x)·1/(2√x).
−sin(√x)/(2√x), for x>0.
Question 9
For x<1, f(x)=1−x, so left derivative=−1.
For x>1, f(x)=x−1, so right derivative=1.
The left and right derivatives at x=1 are unequal, so f is not differentiable there.
Question 10
At each integer n=1,2, the left limit of [x] is n−1 and the right limit and value are n.
There is a jump, so the derivative cannot exist.
f is not differentiable at x=1 or x=2.
Textbook pages 125
Question 1
2 + 3y′ = cos x.
y′ = (cos x − 2)/3.
(cos x − 2)/3.
Question 2
2 + 3y′ = cos y · y′.
y′ = 2/(cos y − 3).
2/(cos y − 3).
Question 3
a + 2by y′ = −sin y · y′.
y′ = −a/(2by + sin y).
−a/(2by + sin y).
Question 4
y + xy′ + 2yy′ = sec²x + y′.
y′(x+2y−1)=sec²x−y.
(sec²x − y)/(x + 2y − 1).
Question 5
2x + y + xy′ + 2yy′ = 0.
y′ = −(2x+y)/(x+2y).
−(2x + y)/(x + 2y).
Question 6
3x² + 2xy + x²y′ + y² + 2xyy′ + 3y²y′ = 0.
y′ = −(3x²+2xy+y²)/(x²+2xy+3y²).
−(3x² + 2xy + y²)/(x² + 2xy + 3y²).
Question 7
2sin y cos y·y′ − sin(xy)(y+xy′)=0.
y′ = y sin(xy)/(sin 2y − x sin(xy)).
y sin(xy)/(sin 2y − x sin(xy)).
Question 8
2sin x cos x − 2cos y sin y·y′=0.
y′=sin 2x/sin 2y.
sin 2x/sin 2y.
Question 9
For |x|<1, y=2tan⁻¹x, so y′=2/(1+x²).
For |x|>1, y=π−2tan⁻¹x (x>1) or −π−2tan⁻¹x (x<−1), so y′=−2/(1+x²).
At x=±1, the derivative does not exist.
y′ = 2/(1+x²) for |x|<1; y′ = −2/(1+x²) for |x|>1. It is not differentiable at x=±1.
Question 10
Let θ=tan⁻¹x. The fraction is tan 3θ.
The interval gives −π/2<3θ<π/2, so y=3θ.
y′=3/(1+x²).
3/(1+x²).
Question 11
Let θ=tan⁻¹x. The fraction is cos 2θ.
Here 0<2θ<π/2, so y=2θ.
y′=2/(1+x²).
2/(1+x²).
Question 12
Let θ=tan⁻¹x. The fraction is cos 2θ = sin(π/2−2θ).
The angle lies in the principal range of sin⁻¹, so y=π/2−2θ.
y′=−2/(1+x²).
−2/(1+x²).
Question 13
Let θ=tan⁻¹x. Then 2x/(1+x²)=sin 2θ=cos(π/2−2θ).
The angle is in [0,π], so y=π/2−2θ.
y′=−2/(1+x²).
−2/(1+x²).
Question 14
Let θ=sin⁻¹x. Then 2x√(1−x²)=sin 2θ.
The interval ensures 2θ is in the principal range of sin⁻¹, so y=2θ.
y′=2/√(1−x²).
2/√(1−x²).
Question 15
Let θ=cos⁻¹x. Then 1/(2x²−1)=sec 2θ.
The interval gives π/2<2θ<π, in the principal range of sec⁻¹ for this input; y=2θ.
y′=−2/√(1−x²).
−2/√(1−x²).
Textbook pages 130
Question 1
y′=(eˣsin x−eˣcos x)/sin²x.
eˣ(sin x − cos x)/sin²x, where x ≠ nπ for n∈ℤ.
Question 2
y′=e^(sin⁻¹x)·1/√(1−x²).
e^(sin⁻¹x)/√(1−x²), for −1<x<1.
Question 3
y′=e^(x³)·3x².
3x²e^(x³).
Question 4
Let u=e^(−x). Then y′=cos(tan⁻¹u)·[−u/(1+u²)].
−e^(−x)/(1+e^(−2x))^(3/2).
Question 5
y′=[−sin(eˣ)·eˣ]/cos(eˣ).
−eˣ tan(eˣ), wherever cos(eˣ)>0.
Question 6
Differentiate term by term using the chain rule.
eˣ + 2xe^(x²) + 3x²e^(x³) + 4x³e^(x⁴) + 5x⁴e^(x⁵).
Question 7
Rewrite y=e^(√x/2).
y′=e^(√x/2)/(4√x).
e^(√x/2)/(4√x), for x>0.
Question 8
y′=[1/log x]·[1/x].
1/(x log x), for x>1.
Question 9
y′=[−sin x·log x−cos x·(1/x)]/(log x)².
−(x sin x log x + cos x)/(x(log x)²), for x>0 and x≠1.
Question 10
y′=−sin(log x+eˣ)·(1/x+eˣ).
−(1/x + eˣ) sin(log x + eˣ), for x>0.
Textbook pages 178–179
Question 1
y′/y=−tan x−2 tan 2x−3 tan 3x.
y′=−cos x cos 2x cos 3x (tan x+2 tan 2x+3 tan 3x).
Question 2
y′/y=2/(x−1)+2/(x−2)−3/(x−3)−4/(x−4)−5/(x−5).
y′=y[2/(x−1)+2/(x−2)−3/(x−3)−4/(x−4)−5/(x−5)], where y is the given function.
Question 3
y′/y=cos x/(x log x)−sin x·log(log x).
y′=(log x)^(cos x)[cos x/(x log x)−sin x·log(log x)], for x>1.
Question 4
y′/y=(1−2cos x)log x + 1−2sin x/x.
y′=x^(x−2sin x)[(1−2cos x)log x+1−2sin x/x], for x>0.
Question 5
y′/y=2/(x+3)+3/(x+4)+4/(x+5).
y′=(x+3)(x+4)²(x+5)³(9x²+70x+133).
Question 6
d/dx[(x+1/x)^x]=(x+1/x)^x[log(x+1/x)+(x²−1)/(x²+1)].
d/dx[x^(1+1/x)]=x^(1+1/x)[1/x+(1−log x)/x²].
y′=(x+1/x)^x[log(x+1/x)+(x²−1)/(x²+1)]+x^(1+1/x)[1/x+(1−log x)/x²], for x>0.
Question 7
d/dx[(log x)^x]=(log x)^x[log(log x)+1/log x].
d/dx[x^(log x)]=x^(log x)·2log x/x.
y′=(log x)^x[log(log x)+1/log x]+2x^(log x)log x/x, for x>1.
Question 8
d/dx[(sin x)^x]=(sin x)^x[log(sin x)+x cot x].
d/dx[(sin x)^(cos x)]=(sin x)^(cos x)[−sin x·log(sin x)+cos x cot x].
y′=(sin x)^x[log(sin x)+x cot x]+(sin x)^(cos x)[−sin x·log(sin x)+cos x cot x], where sin x>0.
Question 9
d/dx[x^(sin x)]=x^(sin x)[cos x·log x+sin x/x].
d/dx[(sin x)^(cos x)]=(sin x)^(cos x)[−sin x·log(sin x)+cos x cot x].
y′=x^(sin x)[cos x·log x+sin x/x]+(sin x)^(cos x)[−sin x·log(sin x)+cos x cot x], for x>0 and sin x>0.
Question 10
d/dx[x^(x cos x)]=x^(x cos x)[cos x(1+log x)−x sin x log x].
d/dx[(x²+1)/(x²−1)]=−4x/(x²−1)².
y′=x^(x cos x)[cos x(1+log x)−x sin x log x]−4x/(x²−1)², for x>0 and x≠1.
Question 11
d/dx[(x cos x)^x]=(x cos x)^x[log(x cos x)+1−x tan x].
d/dx[(x sin x)^(1/x)]=(x sin x)^(1/x)[x cot x+1−log(x sin x)]/x².
y′=(x cos x)^x[log(x cos x)+1−x tan x]+(x sin x)^(1/x)[x cot x+1−log(x sin x)]/x², wherever x cos x>0 and x sin x>0.
Question 12
x^y[y/x+(dy/dx)log x]+y^x[(x/y)(dy/dx)+log y]=0.
dy/dx=−[y x^(y−1)+y^x log y]/[x^y log x+x y^(x−1)], for x>0 and y>0 where the denominator is nonzero.
Question 13
x log y=y log x.
y′(x/y−log x)=y/x−log y.
dy/dx = y(y−x log y)/[x(x−y log x)], for x>0 and y>0 where the denominator is nonzero.
Question 14
y log(cos x)=x log(cos y).
y′[log(cos x)+x tan y]=log(cos y)+y tan x.
dy/dx=[log(cos y)+y tan x]/[log(cos x)+x tan y], wherever the logarithms are defined and the denominator is nonzero.
Question 15
log x+log y=x−y.
1/x+y′/y=1−y′.
dy/dx=y(x−1)/[x(y+1)], for x>0 and y>0.
Question 16
(1+x)(1+x²)(1+x⁴)(1+x⁸)=1+x+x²+…+x¹⁵.
f′(x)=1+2x+3x²+…+15x¹⁴; f′(1)=120.
f′(x)=1+2x+3x²+…+15x¹⁴, and f′(1)=120.
Question 17
Product rule: (2x−5)(x³+7x+9)+(x²−5x+8)(3x²+7).
Expanded product: x⁵−5x⁴+15x³−26x²+11x+72.
All three methods give 5x⁴−20x³+45x²−52x+11.
Question 18
Repeated product rule: (uvw)′=((uv)w)′=(u′v+uv′)w+uv w′.
Logarithmic method: (uvw)′=uvw(u′/u+v′/v+w′/w).
(uvw)′=u′vw+uv′w+uvw′.
Textbook pages 137
Question 1
dx/dt=4at and dy/dt=4at³.
dy/dx=(4at³)/(4at)=t².
dy/dx=t².
Question 2
dx/dθ=−a sin θ; dy/dθ=−b sin θ.
dy/dx=(−b sin θ)/(−a sin θ)=b/a.
dy/dx=b/a (where the parametric ratio is defined).
Question 3
dx/dt=cos t; dy/dt=−2sin 2t.
dy/dx=−2sin 2t/cos t=−4sin t, where cos t≠0.
dy/dx=−4 sin t.
Question 4
dx/dt=4; dy/dt=−4/t².
dy/dx=(−4/t²)/4=−1/t².
dy/dx=−1/t², for t≠0.
Question 5
dx/dθ=−sin θ+2sin 2θ.
dy/dθ=cos θ−2cos 2θ.
dy/dx=(cos θ−2cos 2θ)/(2sin 2θ−sin θ).
dy/dx=(cos θ−2cos 2θ)/(2sin 2θ−sin θ), where the denominator is nonzero.
Question 6
dx/dθ=a(1−cos θ); dy/dθ=−a sin θ.
dy/dx=−sin θ/(1−cos θ)=−cot(θ/2).
dy/dx=−cot(θ/2), where 1−cos θ≠0.
Question 7
Log-differentiate the coordinate functions: (dx/dt)/x=3cot t+tan 2t and (dy/dt)/y=−3tan t+tan 2t.
Divide the rates and simplify with triple-angle identities: dy/dx=−cot 3t.
dy/dx=−cot 3t, where the coordinates and dx/dt are defined and dx/dt≠0.
Question 8
dx/dt=a(−sin t+cosec t)=a cos²t/sin t.
dy/dt=a cos t.
dy/dx=(a cos t)/(a cos²t/sin t)=tan t.
dy/dx=tan t, where the expressions are defined and dx/dt≠0.
Question 9
dx/dθ=a sec θ tan θ; dy/dθ=b sec²θ.
dy/dx=(b/a)(sec θ/tan θ)=(b/a)cosec θ.
dy/dx=(b/a)cosec θ, where sec θ and the ratio are defined.
Question 10
dx/dθ=aθ cos θ; dy/dθ=aθ sin θ.
dy/dx=tan θ.
dy/dx=tan θ, where θ cos θ≠0.
Question 11
Write x=a^((sin⁻¹t)/2) and y=a^((cos⁻¹t)/2).
dx/dt=x log(a)/(2√(1−t²)); dy/dt=−y log(a)/(2√(1−t²)).
(dy/dt)/(dx/dt)=−y/x.
dy/dx=−y/x, for a>0, a≠1, −1<t<1.
Textbook pages 139–140
Question 1
y′=2x+3.
y″=2.
y″=2.
Question 2
y′=20x¹⁹.
y″=20·19x¹⁸=380x¹⁸.
y″=380x¹⁸.
Question 3
y′=cos x−x sin x.
y″=−sin x−sin x−x cos x=−x cos x−2sin x.
y″=−x cos x−2 sin x.
Question 4
y′=1/x.
y″=−1/x².
y″=−1/x², for x>0.
Question 5
y′=3x²log x+x².
y″=6xlog x+3x+2x=x(6log x+5).
y″=x(5+6 log x), for x>0.
Question 6
y′=eˣ(sin 5x+5cos 5x).
y″=eˣ(10cos 5x−24sin 5x).
y″=2eˣ(5 cos 5x−12 sin 5x).
Question 7
y′=e⁶ˣ(6cos 3x−3sin 3x).
y″=e⁶ˣ(27cos 3x−36sin 3x).
y″=9e⁶ˣ(3 cos 3x−4 sin 3x).
Question 8
y′=1/(1+x²).
y″=−2x/(1+x²)².
y″=−2x/(1+x²)².
Question 9
y′=1/(x log x).
y″=−(log x+1)/(x²(log x)²).
y″=−(1+log x)/[x²(log x)²], for x>1.
Question 10
y′=cos(log x)/x.
y″=−sin(log x)/x²−cos(log x)/x².
y″=−[sin(log x)+cos(log x)]/x², for x>0.
Question 11
y′=−5sin x−3cos x.
y″=−5cos x+3sin x=−y.
Therefore y″+y=0.
y″+y=0.
Question 12
dy/dx=−1/√(1−x²)=−cosec y, because x=cos y and 0<y<π.
d²y/dx²=−(d/dy cosec y)(dy/dx)=−cot y·cosec²y.
d²y/dx²=−cot y·cosec²y.
Question 13
Let u=log x. Then xy′=dy/du and x²y″+xy′=d²y/du².
d²y/du²=−3cos u−4sin u=−y.
Thus x²y″+xy′+y=0.
x²y″+xy′+y=0, for x>0.
Question 14
y′=mAeᵐˣ+nBeⁿˣ.
y″=m²Aeᵐˣ+n²Beⁿˣ.
For each exponential, the coefficient is m²−(m+n)m+mn=0 or n²−(m+n)n+mn=0.
y″−(m+n)y′+mn y=0.
Question 15
y′=3500e⁷ˣ−4200e⁻⁷ˣ.
y″=24500e⁷ˣ+29400e⁻⁷ˣ=49(500e⁷ˣ+600e⁻⁷ˣ)=49y.
y″=49y.
Question 16
Take logarithms: y+log(x+1)=0.
y′=−1/(x+1); y″=1/(x+1)².
Therefore y″=(y′)².
y″=(y′)², for x>−1.
Question 17
y′=2 tan⁻¹x/(1+x²).
y″=2/(1+x²)²−4x tan⁻¹x/(1+x²)².
Substitution gives 2−4x tan⁻¹x+4x tan⁻¹x=2.
(x²+1)²y″+2x(x²+1)y′=2.
Textbook pages 144–146
Question 1
y′=9(3x²−9x+5)⁸(6x−9).
y′=27(3x²−9x+5)⁸(2x−3).
y′=27(3x²−9x+5)⁸(2x−3).
Question 2
y′=3sin²x cos x−6cos⁵x sin x.
Factor 3sin x cos x.
y′=3sin x cos x(sin x−2cos⁴x).
Question 3
log y=3cos 2x·log(5x).
y′/y=−6sin 2x·log(5x)+3cos 2x/x.
y′=(5x)^(3cos 2x)[3cos 2x/x−6sin 2x·log(5x)].
Question 4
x√x=x^(3/2).
y′=[1/√(1−x³)]·(3/2)x^(1/2).
y′=3√x/[2√(1−x³)], for 0≤x<1 (right derivative at x=0); it is not finite at x=1.
Question 5
u=cos⁻¹(x/2), v=(2x+7)^(−1/2).
u′=−1/√(4−x²), v′=−(2x+7)^(−3/2).
y′=u′v+uv′.
y′=−1/[√(4−x²)√(2x+7)]−cos⁻¹(x/2)/(2x+7)^(3/2).
Question 6
√(1+sin x)=cos(x/2)+sin(x/2).
√(1−sin x)=cos(x/2)−sin(x/2).
The ratio is cot(x/2), so y=x/2 and y′=1/2.
y′=1/2.
Question 7
log y=(log x)·log(log x).
y′/y=[1+log(log x)]/x.
y′=(log x)^(log x)[1+log(log x)]/x.
Question 8
u=a cos x+b sin x, so u′=−a sin x+b cos x.
y′=−sin(u)u′.
y′=(a sin x−b cos x)sin(a cos x+b sin x).
Question 9
Let u=sin x−cos x>0.
log y=u log u, so y′/y=u′[1+log u] and u′=cos x+sin x.
y′=(sin x−cos x)^(sin x−cos x)(cos x+sin x)[1+log(sin x−cos x)].
Question 10
(xˣ)′=xˣ(1+log x).
(xᵃ)′=a x^(a−1), (aˣ)′=aˣ log a, and (aᵃ)′=0.
y′=xˣ(1+log x)+a x^(a−1)+aˣ log a.
Question 11
For u=x^(x²−3), u′/u=2x log x+(x²−3)/x.
For v=(x−3)^(x²), v′/v=2x log(x−3)+x²/(x−3).
y′=u′+v′.
y′=x^(x²−3)[2x log x+(x²−3)/x]+(x−3)^(x²)[2x log(x−3)+x²/(x−3)].
Question 12
dy/dt=12sin t.
dx/dt=10(1−cos t).
dy/dx=(6/5)sin t/(1−cos t)=(6/5)cot(t/2).
dy/dx=(6/5)cot(t/2), for t≠0. At t=0 the parametric ratio is undefined.
Question 13
For 0<x<1, sin⁻¹√(1−x²)=cos⁻¹x.
y=sin⁻¹x+cos⁻¹x=π/2, so y′=0.
dy/dx=0.
Question 14
Let p=√(1+x), q=√(1+y). The equation becomes (p+q)(pq−1)=0.
Since p+q>0, pq=1, so (1+x)(1+y)=1 and y=−x/(1+x).
Differentiate to get dy/dx=−1/(1+x)².
dy/dx=−1/(1+x)².
Question 15
Differentiate: y′=−(x−a)/(y−b).
Then y″=−c²/(y−b)³ and 1+(y′)²=c²/(y−b)².
The ratio is −c·sgn(y−b), constant on each branch.
The ratio equals −c on the upper semicircle (y>b) and +c on the lower semicircle (y<b); each value is constant and independent of a and b.
Question 16
Differentiate: −sin y·y′=cos(a+y)−x sin(a+y)y′.
Use x=cos y/cos(a+y), so sin y−x sin(a+y)=−sin a/cos(a+y).
Therefore y′=cos²(a+y)/sin a.
dy/dx=cos²(a+y)/sin a.
Question 17
dx/dt=a t cos t; dy/dt=a t sin t.
dy/dx=tan t.
d²y/dx²=(d/dt tan t)/(dx/dt)=1/(a t cos³t).
d²y/dx²=1/(a t cos³t), where a t cos t≠0.
Question 18
For x>0, f=x³ so f″=6x.
For x<0, f=−x³ so f″=−6x.
At x=0, f′(0)=0 and f″(0)=limₕ→0[f′(h)−f′(0)]/h=0.
f″(x)=6|x| for all real x.
Question 19
Differentiate the sine addition identity with respect to A.
cos(A+B)=cos A cos B−sin A sin B.
cos(A+B)=cos A cos B−sin A sin B.
Question 20
Absolute-value functions are continuous, so their sum is continuous.
The slopes are −2 for x<0, 0 for 0<x<1, and 2 for x>1.
The slope changes at 0 and 1 only.
Yes. One example is f(x)=|x|+|x−1|; it is continuous everywhere and is not differentiable exactly at x=0 and x=1.
Question 21
Expand along the first row: y=f(x)(mc−nb)−g(x)(lc−na)+h(x)(ln−ma).
Differentiate; the cofactors are constants.
Collect as the determinant with the differentiated first row.
y′=| f′(x) g′(x) h′(x); l m n; a b c |.
Question 22
y′=−a y/√(1−x²).
y″=a²y/(1−x²)−a x y/(1−x²)^(3/2).
Substitution gives a²y−a x y/√(1−x²)+a x y/√(1−x²)−a²y=0.
(1−x²)y″−xy′−a²y=0 for −1<x<1, where the derivatives are defined.