Q: Show that the following functions are inverse functions? 1. Vãy = x2- 4x + 16V , x24 x-2 2. y = (2-x)2 Q: Answer one only: - A- If y = e3* and y = e-3*, prove that: - d'y d - 9y = 0 B- If y = cos*x - sin*x, prove that: - d'y = -4cos2x dx Q:: Find for the following functions: - xp b- y = x*. e-2x, cos5x a- y = (cosx)v (use logarithm differential) C- csc/3V5x

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Q: Show that the following functions are inverse functions?
1. Vy = x2 - 4x2 + 16V, x 24
x-2
2. y=
(2-x)
Q2 Answer one only: -
A- If y = e3x and y = e-3* , prove that: -
dy - 9y = 0
dx
8. If y = cos*x - sin*x, prove that: -
dy = -4cos2x
Q:: Find for the following functions: -
xp
b- y = x*. e-2x, cos5x
a- y = (cosx)v (use logarithm differential)
c- esc-/s5x
Qi: Find Integration for the following functions: -
(answer three only)
a- S 3in'x dz
b- J sin x. cos"x.dx e f cos(Inx).dx d-S7
(x-1)(x+1)2
Q: A- Use Simpson's Rule with n=2 subintervals, evaluate the integral
- Inx. dx , and compare the estimate with exact result.
B-Convert the point (-6, -3) from rectangular to polar coordinate.
Transcribed Image Text:Q: Show that the following functions are inverse functions? 1. Vy = x2 - 4x2 + 16V, x 24 x-2 2. y= (2-x) Q2 Answer one only: - A- If y = e3x and y = e-3* , prove that: - dy - 9y = 0 dx 8. If y = cos*x - sin*x, prove that: - dy = -4cos2x Q:: Find for the following functions: - xp b- y = x*. e-2x, cos5x a- y = (cosx)v (use logarithm differential) c- esc-/s5x Qi: Find Integration for the following functions: - (answer three only) a- S 3in'x dz b- J sin x. cos"x.dx e f cos(Inx).dx d-S7 (x-1)(x+1)2 Q: A- Use Simpson's Rule with n=2 subintervals, evaluate the integral - Inx. dx , and compare the estimate with exact result. B-Convert the point (-6, -3) from rectangular to polar coordinate.
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