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Chapter 4: Transcendental Functions
136 problems · 0 figures4.1.1 §4.1 source ↗
Find all values of such that ; give your answer in radians.
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4.1.2 §4.1 source ↗
Find all values of such that ; give your answer in radians.
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4.1.3 §4.1 source ↗
Use an angle sum identity to compute .
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4.1.4 §4.1 source ↗
Use an angle sum identity to compute .
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4.1.11 §4.1 source ↗
Find all of the solutions of in the interval .
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4.3.1 §4.3 source ↗
Compute
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4.3.2 §4.3 source ↗
Compute
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4.3.3 §4.3 source ↗
Compute
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4.3.4 §4.3 source ↗
Compute
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4.3.5 §4.3 source ↗
Compute
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4.3.6 §4.3 source ↗
For all , . Find .
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4.3.7 §4.3 source ↗
For all , . Find .
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4.4.1 §4.4 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the following functions.
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4.4.2 §4.4 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the following functions.
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4.4.3 §4.4 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the following functions.
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4.4.4 §4.4 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the following functions.
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4.4.5 §4.4 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the following functions.
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4.5.1 §4.5 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the following functions.
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4.5.2 §4.5 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the following functions.
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4.5.3 §4.5 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the following functions.
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4.5.4 §4.5 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the following functions.
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4.5.5 §4.5 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the following functions.
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4.5.6 §4.5 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the following functions.
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4.5.7 §4.5 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the following functions.
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4.5.8 §4.5 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the following functions.
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4.5.9 §4.5 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the following functions.
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4.5.10 §4.5 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the following functions.
Compute .
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4.5.11 §4.5 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the following functions.
Compute .
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4.5.12 §4.5 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the following functions.
Compute .
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4.5.13 §4.5 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the following functions.
Find all points on the graph of at which the tangent line is horizontal.
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4.5.14 §4.5 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the following functions.
Find all points on the graph of at which the tangent line is horizontal.
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4.5.15 §4.5 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the following functions.
Find an equation for the tangent line to at .
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4.5.16 §4.5 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the following functions.
Find an equation for the tangent line to at .
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4.5.17 §4.5 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the following functions.
Find an equation for the tangent line to at .
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4.5.18 §4.5 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the following functions.
Find the points on the curve that have a horizontal tangent line.
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4.6.1 §4.6 source ↗
Expand .
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4.6.2 §4.6 source ↗
Expand .
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4.6.3 §4.6 source ↗
Write as a single logarithm.
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4.6.4 §4.6 source ↗
Solve for .
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4.6.5 §4.6 source ↗
Solve for .
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4.6.6 §4.6 source ↗
Solve for .
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4.7.1 §4.7 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the functions.
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4.7.2 §4.7 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the functions.
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4.7.3 §4.7 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the functions.
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4.7.4 §4.7 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the functions.
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4.7.5 §4.7 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the functions.
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4.7.6 §4.7 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the functions.
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4.7.7 §4.7 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the functions.
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4.7.8 §4.7 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the functions.
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4.7.9 §4.7 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the functions.
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4.7.10 §4.7 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the functions.
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4.7.11 §4.7 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the functions.
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4.7.12 §4.7 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the functions.
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4.7.13 §4.7 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the functions.
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4.7.14 §4.7 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the functions.
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4.7.15 §4.7 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the functions.
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4.7.16 §4.7 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the functions.
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4.7.17 §4.7 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the functions.
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4.7.18 §4.7 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the functions.
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4.7.19 §4.7 source ↗
Find the derivatives of the functions.
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4.7.20 §4.7 source ↗
Find the value of so that the tangent line to at is a line through the origin. Sketch the resulting situation.
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4.7.21 §4.7 source ↗
If compute .
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4.8.1 §4.8 source ↗
Find a formula for the derivative at the point :
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4.8.2 §4.8 source ↗
Find a formula for the derivative at the point :
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4.8.3 §4.8 source ↗
Find a formula for the derivative at the point :
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4.8.4 §4.8 source ↗
Find a formula for the derivative at the point :
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4.8.5 §4.8 source ↗
Find a formula for the derivative at the point :
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4.8.6 §4.8 source ↗
Find a formula for the derivative at the point :
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4.8.7 §4.8 source ↗
Find a formula for the derivative at the point :
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4.8.8 §4.8 source ↗
Find a formula for the derivative at the point :
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4.8.9 §4.8 source ↗
A hyperbola passing through consists of all points whose distance from the origin is a constant more than its distance from the point (5,2). Find the slope of the tangent line to the hyperbola at .
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4.8.12 §4.8 source ↗
The graph of the equation is an ellipse. Find the lines tangent to this curve at the two points where it intersects the -axis. Show that these lines are parallel.
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4.8.13 §4.8 source ↗
Repeat the previous problem for the points at which the ellipse intersects the -axis.
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4.8.14 §4.8 source ↗
Find the points on the ellipse from the previous two problems where the slope is horizontal and where it is vertical.
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4.8.15 §4.8 source ↗
Find an equation for the tangent line to at . (This curve is the kampyle of Eudoxus.)
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4.8.16 §4.8 source ↗
Find an equation for the tangent line to at a point on the curve, with and . (This curve is an astroid.)
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4.8.17 §4.8 source ↗
Find an equation for the tangent line to at a point on the curve, when . (This curve is a lemniscate.)
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4.9.3 §4.9 source ↗
The inverse of is usually defined so that the range of arccot is . Sketch the graph of . In the process you will make it clear what the domain of arccot is. Find the derivative of the arccotangent.
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4.9.5 §4.9 source ↗
Find the derivative of .
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4.9.6 §4.9 source ↗
Find the derivative of .
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4.9.7 §4.9 source ↗
Find the derivative of
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4.9.8 §4.9 source ↗
Find the derivative of
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4.9.9 §4.9 source ↗
Find the derivative of
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4.9.10 §4.9 source ↗
Find the derivative of
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4.9.11 §4.9 source ↗
Find the derivative of
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4.10.1 §4.10 source ↗
Compute the limits.
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4.10.2 §4.10 source ↗
Compute the limits.
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4.10.3 §4.10 source ↗
Compute the limits.
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4.10.4 §4.10 source ↗
Compute the limits.
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4.10.5 §4.10 source ↗
Compute the limits.
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4.10.6 §4.10 source ↗
Compute the limits.
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4.10.7 §4.10 source ↗
Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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4.10.9 §4.10 source ↗
Compute the limits.
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4.10.10 §4.10 source ↗
Compute the limits.
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4.10.11 §4.10 source ↗
Compute the limits.
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4.10.12 §4.10 source ↗
Compute the limits.
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4.10.13 §4.10 source ↗
Compute the limits.
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4.10.14 §4.10 source ↗
Compute the limits.
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4.10.15 §4.10 source ↗
Compute the limits.
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4.10.16 §4.10 source ↗
Compute the limits.
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4.10.17 §4.10 source ↗
Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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4.10.19 §4.10 source ↗
Compute the limits.
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4.10.20 §4.10 source ↗
Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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4.10.39 §4.10 source ↗
Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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4.10.44 §4.10 source ↗
Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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Compute the limits.
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4.10.49 §4.10 source ↗
Compute the limits.
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4.10.50 §4.10 source ↗
Compute the limits.
The function has two horizontal asymptotes. Find them and give a rough sketch of with its horizontal asymptotes.
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4.11.2 §4.11 source ↗
Compute the following limits:
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c.
d.
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Exercises and answers are adapted from Calculus: Early Transcendentals by David Guichard and friends, which is free to read and download, and are used under the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 licence. They are taken from the book’s online edition and set for the web, so they may differ slightly from the printed page. This adaptation is released under the same licence and is neither affiliated with nor endorsed by David Guichard or Whitman College. The book was first written by David Guichard. Its chapters 1–9 modify and expand notes by Neal Koblitz of the University of Washington; it includes exercises and examples from H. Jerome Keisler’s Elementary Calculus: An Approach Using Infinitesimals, from which its chapter on differential equations is largely derived, and some exercises from the OpenStax Calculus books; and Albert Schueller, Barry Balof and Mike Wills contributed additional material.