u sin e + có where u is a constant called the coe (a) Find the rate of change of F wit (b) When is this rate of change equ. (c) If W = 50 lb and 0.6, draw a function of 0 and use it to loca O. Is the value c which dF/d0 answer to part (b)? 39-50 Find the limit. sin 5x 39. lim 40. 3x tan 6t 41. lim t0 sin 2t 42. sin 3x 43. lim 44. 0 5x - 4x sin 0 45. lim e0 + tan 0 46. 1 cos e - 47. lim od 48. 202 1 . tan x 50. I 49. lim x→1/4 sin x cos x 51-52 Find the given derivative by findin tives and observing the pattern that occurs (sin x) 52. - 51. dr99 53. Find constants A and B such that the y = A sin x + B cos x satisfies the d %3D y" + y' – 2y = sin x. 54. (a) Evaluate lim x sin 14→n∞ (b) Evaluate lim x sin –.

u sin e + có where u is a constant called the coe (a) Find the rate of change of F wit (b) When is this rate of change equ. (c) If W = 50 lb and 0.6, draw a function of 0 and use it to loca O. Is the value c which dF/d0 answer to part (b)? 39-50 Find the limit. sin 5x 39. lim 40. 3x tan 6t 41. lim t0 sin 2t 42. sin 3x 43. lim 44. 0 5x - 4x sin 0 45. lim e0 + tan 0 46. 1 cos e - 47. lim od 48. 202 1 . tan x 50. I 49. lim x→1/4 sin x cos x 51-52 Find the given derivative by findin tives and observing the pattern that occurs (sin x) 52. - 51. dr99 53. Find constants A and B such that the y = A sin x + B cos x satisfies the d %3D y" + y' – 2y = sin x. 54. (a) Evaluate lim x sin 14→n∞ (b) Evaluate lim x sin –.

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