11DIFFERENTIATION - Department of Mathematics
11DIFFERENTIATION - Department of Mathematics
11DIFFERENTIATION - Department of Mathematics
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Exercises<br />
In Exercises 1–6, use dy to approximate y for<br />
the function y f(x) when x changes from x <br />
a to x b.<br />
1. f(x) 0.21x 7 3.22x 4 5.43x 2 1.42x 12.42; a 3,<br />
b 3.01<br />
2. f(x) 0.2x2 3.1<br />
; a 2, b 1.96<br />
1.2x 1.3<br />
3. f(x) 2.2x 2 1.3x 4; a 1, b 1.03<br />
4. f(x) x2x 3 x 4; a 2, b 1.98<br />
5. f(x) x2 4<br />
; a 4, b 4.1<br />
x 1<br />
6. f(x) 2.1x 2 3<br />
5; a 3, b 2.95<br />
x<br />
7. C ALCULATING M ORTGAGE P AYMENTS Refer to Example 2.<br />
How much more per month will the Meyers’ mortgage<br />
payment be if the interest rate increases from 10% to<br />
10.3%/year? To 10.4%/year? To 10.5%/year?<br />
8. E STIMATING THE A REA OF A R ING OF N EPTUNE The ring<br />
1989N2R <strong>of</strong> the planet Neptune has an inner radius <strong>of</strong><br />
approximately 53,200 km (measured from the center <strong>of</strong><br />
the planet) and a radial width <strong>of</strong> 15 km. Use differentials<br />
to estimate the area <strong>of</strong> the ring.<br />
9. E FFECT OF P RICE I NCREASE ON Q UANTITY D EMANDED The quantity<br />
demanded per week <strong>of</strong> the Alpha Sports Watch, x<br />
(in thousands), is related to its unit price <strong>of</strong> p dollars by<br />
the equation<br />
50 p<br />
x f(p) 10 (0 p 50)<br />
p<br />
Use differentials to find the decrease in the quantity <strong>of</strong><br />
the watches demanded per week if the unit price is increased<br />
from $40 to $42.<br />
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