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    This document contains 4 problem sets regarding functions and their derivatives. Problem Set I involves finding derivatives and tangent lines. Problem Set II involves solving equations related to functions and their derivatives. Problem Set III involves analyzing the behavior of a function based on its derivative, including determining intervals of increasing/decreasing and finding relative extrema. Problem Set IV analyzes a more complex function in detail, including determining asymptotes, critical points, intervals of concavity, constructing a sign chart, and sketching the graph while labeling important features.

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    Math 21 Le2

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    This document contains 4 problem sets regarding functions and their derivatives. Problem Set I involves finding derivatives and tangent lines. Problem Set II involves solving equations related to functions and their derivatives. Problem Set III involves analyzing the behavior of a function based on its derivative, including determining intervals of increasing/decreasing and finding relative extrema. Problem Set IV analyzes a more complex function in detail, including determining asymptotes, critical points, intervals of concavity, constructing a sign chart, and sketching the graph while labeling important features.

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    This document contains 4 problem sets regarding functions and their derivatives. Problem Set I involves finding derivatives and tangent lines. Problem Set II involves solving equations related to functions and their derivatives. Problem Set III involves analyzing the behavior of a function based on its derivative, including determining intervals of increasing/decreasing and finding relative extrema. Problem Set IV analyzes a more complex function in detail, including determining asymptotes, critical points, intervals of concavity, constructing a sign chart, and sketching the graph while labeling important features.

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    Problem Set (2nd LE) Mathematics 21

    dy
    I. Find . No need to simplify.
    dx
    √  
    4
    x2 − 4x − 8 x
    1. y = 2. 8xy = tan−1 1− + x2
    ln |x − 3| · sec4 (3x − 1) y

    II. Do as indicated.
    1. Find the equation of the tangent line to the graph of
    1
    π 2 + x3 sinh y 4 = 3x +
    y
     
    1
    at the point 0, .
    π

    2. Find all possible values for a and b, such that the function
    (
    tan (πx) − x, 0 < x ≤ 1
    f (x) =
    ax3 + b, x>1
    is differentiable at x = 1.

    3. Verify that f (x) = x − ex satisfies the hypothesis of the Mean Value Theorem on the interval
    [0,2]. Find all values of c satisfying the conclusion.
    III. Do as indicated.
    √
    1+ x
    1. Given that f (x) = √ . Find the intervals where f is increasing, decreasing, and find all
    1− x
    relative extrema.
    2. Given the graph of the derivative of f below and f is continuous everywhere. Find the intervals
    where f is increasing, decreasing, concave up, and concave down. Find the x-coordinates of
    the relative extrema and points of inflection of f.

    (x − 1)3 0 (x − 1)2 (x + 8) 18x − 18


    IV. Consider f (x) = 2
    , with f (x) = 3
    and f 00 (x) = .
    3(x + 2) 3(x + 2) (x + 2)4
    1. Determine the horizontal and the vertical asymptotes to the graph of f by computing all
    necessary limits.
    2. Determine the x-intercepts, critical numbers and the x-coordinates of the possible points of
    inflection of the graph of f.
    3. Construct a table of signs for f 0 , and f 00 . Using this table, identify all intervals in which f is
    increasing, decreasing, concave upward, or concave downward. Identify the relative extremum
    point/s and point/s of inflection.
    4. Sketch the graph of f. Label all intercepts, relative extremum points, points of inflection, and
    linear asymptotes of f.

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