In a group of 25 students, 15 are enrolled in Lab, 8 are enrolled in EconTwo, and 5 are neither enrolled in Lab nor EconTwo. How many are enrolled in at least one of the subjects? How many are enrolled in Lab 1. alone, and in EconTwo alone? 2. Evaluate the limit: lim Vx – 12 x→12 3. Solve for m s.t. the function is continuous (Do not use L'Hospital's Rule and Do not use shortcuts) x2 – 9 f(x) = } x + -3 x + 3 т+2 x = -3 4. Given the function, g(x) 3 x < 0 (2х — g(x) = 0 2 a. Determine the possible points of discontinuity. b. Discuss the continuity/discontinuity of the function at the points determined in (a). dy given: dx 5. Determine ax*y3 – bxy = 36 where a and b are constants. 6. Verify Young's Theorem x2 z = In(2x + y) · + e(x+2y) + y
In a group of 25 students, 15 are enrolled in Lab, 8 are enrolled in EconTwo, and 5 are neither enrolled in Lab nor EconTwo. How many are enrolled in at least one of the subjects? How many are enrolled in Lab 1. alone, and in EconTwo alone? 2. Evaluate the limit: lim Vx – 12 x→12 3. Solve for m s.t. the function is continuous (Do not use L'Hospital's Rule and Do not use shortcuts) x2 – 9 f(x) = } x + -3 x + 3 т+2 x = -3 4. Given the function, g(x) 3 x < 0 (2х — g(x) = 0 2 a. Determine the possible points of discontinuity. b. Discuss the continuity/discontinuity of the function at the points determined in (a). dy given: dx 5. Determine ax*y3 – bxy = 36 where a and b are constants. 6. Verify Young's Theorem x2 z = In(2x + y) · + e(x+2y) + y
Chapter3: Functions
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