Calculus

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Implicit Differentiation - Different Approaches
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cargar
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Function Problem
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Steven G
Steven G
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solving an equation with integrals
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Perdurat
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integration of $f(x) =\int exp(-ax-b*sin^{-1}(cx))$
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luiz
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Derivative of e^(2x)+5e^x domain of x (-infinity, infinity)
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Steven G
Steven G
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Consumer and producer surplus with integrals
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Maximizing utility/Elasticity of demand
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MarkFL
MarkFL
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Problem with integration
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Steven G
Steven G
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Pre Calculus Question: Couldn't find anywhere else to ask.
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MarkFL
MarkFL
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Consider f(x) = px^2+qx, p, q constants, (1, 3) lying on the curve. Tangent at (1, 3) has gradient 8. Find p, q.
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HallsofIvy
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Inverse of complex numbers...help! stuck on function f(a+ib)=(1-2a)+i(3b+2)
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Dr.Peterson
Dr.Peterson
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Application of derivative: 4m long ladder leans against the wall and being pulled horizontally....
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Harry_the_cat
Harry_the_cat
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Geometric y=1/x thinking.. (A(a) = int[1, a] [1/x] dx; why is A(a) + A(b) = A(ab)?)
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How to approach expanding f(x) = int[0, x] [ln(1 + t^2)] dt in a power series
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Steven G
Steven G
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Quotient Rule proof: toy w/ parachute thrown into air; height H(t) = (4t^{2/3})/(t^2+1)
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914
Dr.Peterson
Dr.Peterson
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Differentiating related functions: Sand falls from a conveyor belt and forms a conical pile....
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965
Steven G
Steven G
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Does series sum[n=0,infty] [(n^3 cos(n pi)) / (n^4+3n^2+1)] converge cond'ly, conv. abs'ly, or diverge?
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pka
pka
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Complex line integration problem
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rickerp
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Upper, lower sums: How are g(x), h(x) obtained, and their intervals? How do sums relate to function?
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KFS
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Limit[x->2] [cos(pi/x) / (x-2)], using "hint" t = pi/2 - pi/x, so pi/x = pi/2 - t, so.... ??
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Dr.Peterson
Dr.Peterson
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