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DISCUSSION - Do We Really Need the Chain
Rule??
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Our favorite little Calculus cat, Pucky, is back! He's been watching our
online sessions and seeing our homework this week. And through all
the rules and methods of this week, Pucky has just one problem.
Pucky doesn't believe in the Chain Rule. He doesn't think we really
need it. Pucky thinks that if we have f (x)
should just have to use the power rule to find that
f'(x)=2(x²+1)=2(x² + 1)
=
(x²+1)² then we
For this discussion, write a post that briefly explains to Pucky why that
derivative is incorrect and why we need to use the Chain Rule here.
Don't just quote rules or theorems though, remember Pucky has
already read the section and those rules and theorems make him growl
and hiss. Try to come up with other explanations or reasons why
Pucky's derivative is wrong beyond just "You need to use the Chain
Rule". Help Pucky to realize that the Chain Rule is important and
necessary and that even though he might prefer the Chain…
Question 8
1 pt 1 Details
If (t) defines a smooth curve C on [0,1] such that 7(0) = and 7(1) , then the
arclength of C over the interval [0,1] cannot be less than 3.
True
False
Question 9
Evaluate the limit, or type "DNE" if the limit Does Not Exist:
lim
9216-9y16
(zy) (1,1) 328-3y³
Question 10
Evaluate the limit, or type "DNE" if the limit Does Not Exist:
1 pt 1
Details
1 pt 1
Details
lim
- zy
=
(x,y) (3,3)√√√√y
Question 11
1 pt 1 Details
Find the differential of the function f(x, y) = −6x² - 4xy – 9y² at the point (1, 3) using Az = 0.3 and
Ay = -0.1.
dx =
Now find A and compare it to your answer above
A==
Question 12
1 pt 1
Details
Find the differential of the function f(x, y) = 3re at the point (5, 3) using Ax = 0.05 and Ay = -0.1
dx =
Now find Ax and compare it to your answer above
Ax=
Question 1
Evaluate the limit. Note: two 'o's make infinity (oo).
lim (3e,
20
sin (-3t)
t
,(t
-2)³)
=
1 pt 1 Details
Question 2
1 pt 1 Details
Answer the following True or False: If **(t) is a vector valued function then the graph of (t) satisfies the
vertical line test.
True
False
Question 3
Find (t), given (t) = (-3sin (3t), 4e, cos (-2t)).
(t)=
Question 4
Find the second derivative of the vector-valued function
F(t)=(3t+5sin (t)) + (2t+ 3cos (t));
"(t)=-5i sin(t) - 3j cos(t)
Question 5
Find the arc length (s) of the curve (t): =
Question 6
1 pt 1 Details
1 pt 1 Details
1 pt 1 Details
(-2-1, 23/26,2+3/23) for 0 ≤t≤2
Find the curvature of the curve (t) = (5+t, 3-2t, -4- 2t) at the point t = 10.
Question 7
5
Find the curvature of the curve (t) = (5 cost, 1, 3+ sint) at the point t =
6
1 pt 1 Details
1 pt 1 Details
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Calculus & Its Applications plus MyLab Math with Pearson eText -- Title-Specific Access Card Package (14th Edition)
Chapter 7.1, Problem 1CYUChapter 7.1, Problem 2CYUChapter 7.1, Problem 1EChapter 7.1, Problem 2EChapter 7.1, Problem 3EChapter 7.1, Problem 4EChapter 7.1, Problem 5EChapter 7.1, Problem 6EChapter 7.1, Problem 7EChapter 7.1, Problem 8E
Chapter 7.1, Problem 9EChapter 7.1, Problem 10EChapter 7.1, Problem 11EChapter 7.1, Problem 12EChapter 7.1, Problem 13EChapter 7.1, Problem 14EChapter 7.1, Problem 15EChapter 7.1, Problem 16EChapter 7.1, Problem 17EChapter 7.1, Problem 18EChapter 7.1, Problem 19EChapter 7.1, Problem 20EChapter 7.1, Problem 21EChapter 7.1, Problem 22EChapter 7.1, Problem 23EChapter 7.1, Problem 24EChapter 7.1, Problem 25EChapter 7.1, Problem 26EChapter 7.2, Problem 1CYUChapter 7.2, Problem 2CYUChapter 7.2, Problem 1EChapter 7.2, Problem 2EChapter 7.2, Problem 3EChapter 7.2, Problem 4EChapter 7.2, Problem 5EChapter 7.2, Problem 6EChapter 7.2, Problem 7EChapter 7.2, Problem 8EChapter 7.2, Problem 9EChapter 7.2, Problem 10EChapter 7.2, Problem 11EChapter 7.2, Problem 12EChapter 7.2, Problem 13EChapter 7.2, Problem 14EChapter 7.2, Problem 15EChapter 7.2, Problem 16EChapter 7.2, Problem 17EChapter 7.2, Problem 18EChapter 7.2, Problem 19EChapter 7.2, Problem 20EChapter 7.2, Problem 21EChapter 7.2, Problem 22EChapter 7.2, Problem 23EChapter 7.2, Problem 24EChapter 7.2, Problem 25EChapter 7.2, Problem 26EChapter 7.2, Problem 27EChapter 7.2, Problem 28EChapter 7.2, Problem 29EChapter 7.2, Problem 30EChapter 7.2, Problem 31EChapter 7.2, Problem 32EChapter 7.2, Problem 33EChapter 7.2, Problem 34EChapter 7.2, Problem 35EChapter 7.2, Problem 36EChapter 7.2, Problem 37EChapter 7.2, Problem 38EChapter 7.3, Problem 1CYUChapter 7.3, Problem 2CYUChapter 7.3, Problem 1EChapter 7.3, Problem 2EChapter 7.3, Problem 3EChapter 7.3, Problem 4EChapter 7.3, Problem 5EChapter 7.3, Problem 6EChapter 7.3, Problem 7EChapter 7.3, Problem 8EChapter 7.3, Problem 9EChapter 7.3, Problem 10EChapter 7.3, Problem 11EChapter 7.3, Problem 12EChapter 7.3, Problem 13EChapter 7.3, Problem 14EChapter 7.3, Problem 15EChapter 7.3, Problem 16EChapter 7.3, Problem 17EChapter 7.3, Problem 18EChapter 7.3, Problem 19EChapter 7.3, Problem 20EChapter 7.3, Problem 21EChapter 7.3, Problem 22EChapter 7.3, Problem 23EChapter 7.3, Problem 24EChapter 7.3, Problem 25EChapter 7.3, Problem 26EChapter 7.3, Problem 27EChapter 7.3, Problem 28EChapter 7.3, Problem 29EChapter 7.3, Problem 30EChapter 7.3, Problem 31EChapter 7.3, Problem 32EChapter 7.3, Problem 33EChapter 7.3, Problem 34EChapter 7.3, Problem 35EChapter 7.3, Problem 36EChapter 7.3, Problem 37EChapter 7.3, Problem 38EChapter 7.3, Problem 39EChapter 7.3, Problem 40EChapter 7.3, Problem 41EChapter 7.3, Problem 42EChapter 7.3, Problem 43EChapter 7.3, Problem 44EChapter 7.3, Problem 45EChapter 7.3, Problem 46EChapter 7.3, Problem 47EChapter 7.3, Problem 48EChapter 7.3, Problem 49EChapter 7.3, Problem 50EChapter 7.3, Problem 51EChapter 7.3, Problem 52EChapter 7.3, Problem 53EChapter 7.3, Problem 54EChapter 7.4, Problem 1CYUChapter 7.4, Problem 2CYUChapter 7.4, Problem 1EChapter 7.4, Problem 2EChapter 7.4, Problem 3EChapter 7.4, Problem 4EChapter 7.4, Problem 5EChapter 7.4, Problem 6EChapter 7.4, Problem 7EChapter 7.4, Problem 8EChapter 7.4, Problem 9EChapter 7.4, Problem 10EChapter 7.4, Problem 11EChapter 7.4, Problem 12EChapter 7.4, Problem 13EChapter 7.4, Problem 14EChapter 7.4, Problem 15EChapter 7.4, Problem 16EChapter 7.4, Problem 17EChapter 7.4, Problem 18EChapter 7.4, Problem 19EChapter 7.4, Problem 20EChapter 7.4, Problem 21EChapter 7.4, Problem 22EChapter 7.4, Problem 23EChapter 7.4, Problem 24EChapter 7.4, Problem 25EChapter 7.4, Problem 26EChapter 7.4, Problem 27EChapter 7.4, Problem 28EChapter 7.4, Problem 29EChapter 7.4, Problem 30EChapter 7.4, Problem 31EChapter 7.4, Problem 32EChapter 7.4, Problem 33EChapter 7.4, Problem 34EChapter 7.4, Problem 35EChapter 7.4, Problem 36EChapter 7.5, Problem 1CYUChapter 7.5, Problem 2CYUChapter 7.5, Problem 1EChapter 7.5, Problem 2EChapter 7.5, Problem 3EChapter 7.5, Problem 4EChapter 7.5, Problem 5EChapter 7.5, Problem 6EChapter 7.5, Problem 7EChapter 7.5, Problem 8EChapter 7.5, Problem 9EChapter 7.5, Problem 10EChapter 7.5, Problem 11EChapter 7.5, Problem 12EChapter 7.5, Problem 13EChapter 7.5, Problem 14EChapter 7.5, Problem 15EChapter 7.6, Problem 1CYUChapter 7.6, Problem 2CYUChapter 7.6, Problem 1EChapter 7.6, Problem 2EChapter 7.6, Problem 3EChapter 7.6, Problem 4EChapter 7.6, Problem 5EChapter 7.6, Problem 6EChapter 7.6, Problem 7EChapter 7.6, Problem 8EChapter 7.6, Problem 9EChapter 7.6, Problem 10EChapter 7.6, Problem 11EChapter 7.6, Problem 12EChapter 7.6, Problem 13EChapter 7.6, Problem 14EChapter 7, Problem 1CCEChapter 7, Problem 2CCEChapter 7, Problem 3CCEChapter 7, Problem 4CCEChapter 7, Problem 5CCEChapter 7, Problem 6CCEChapter 7, Problem 7CCEChapter 7, Problem 8CCEChapter 7, Problem 9CCEChapter 7, Problem 10CCEChapter 7, Problem 11CCEChapter 7, Problem 12CCEChapter 7, Problem 1REChapter 7, Problem 2REChapter 7, Problem 3REChapter 7, Problem 4REChapter 7, Problem 5REChapter 7, Problem 6REChapter 7, Problem 7REChapter 7, Problem 8REChapter 7, Problem 9REChapter 7, Problem 10REChapter 7, Problem 11REChapter 7, Problem 12REChapter 7, Problem 13REChapter 7, Problem 14REChapter 7, Problem 15REChapter 7, Problem 16REChapter 7, Problem 17REChapter 7, Problem 18REChapter 7, Problem 19REChapter 7, Problem 20REChapter 7, Problem 21REChapter 7, Problem 22REChapter 7, Problem 23REChapter 7, Problem 24REChapter 7, Problem 25REChapter 7, Problem 26REChapter 7, Problem 27REChapter 7, Problem 28REChapter 7, Problem 29REChapter 7, Problem 30REChapter 7, Problem 31REChapter 7, Problem 32REChapter 7, Problem 33REChapter 7, Problem 34REChapter 7, Problem 35REChapter 7, Problem 36REChapter 7, Problem 37REChapter 7, Problem 38RE
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