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    BIT 1000/1100

    TEST 3 - Solutions

    November 2010

    1. [8 Marks]
    Find the derivative of the following functions using the appropriate rules of dierentiation:
    [2] (a) () = (5 + 33 + 1)(72 23). (Do not simplify.)
    [3] (b) () =

    22
    . (Simplify the numerator.)
    33 + 5

    [3] (c) () = 2(1 32 )1/4 .


    Solution:
    (a) () = (5 + 33 + 1) (72 23) + (5 + 33 + 1)(72 23) =
    = (54 + 92 )(72 23) + (5 + 33 + 1)(14 1).
    (b) () =

    (22 ) (33 + 5) 22 (33 + 5)


    4(33 + 5) 22 92
    64 + 20
    =
    =
    .
    (33 + 5)2
    (33 + 5)2
    (33 + 5)2

    1
    1
    (c) () = 2 (1 32 )3/4 (1 32 ) = (1 32 )3/4 (6) = 3(1 32 )3/4 .
    4
    2

    6
    2. [ 5 Marks] Suppose that () = .

    [3] (a) What is the average rate of change of over each of the intervals 1 to 2 and 1 to 1.2?.
    [2] (b) What is the instantaneous rate of change of at = 1?
    Solution:
    The average rate of change of () over the interval [, ] is
    [1, 2] we have

    () ()
    . Thus, for the interval

    6 6
    +
    (2) (1)
    = 2 1 = 3,
    21
    1
    and for the interval [1, 1.2] we have
    6
    6

    +
    (1.2) (1)
    5 + 6
    = 1.2 1 =
    = 5.
    1.2 1
    0.2
    0.2
    () = 6 (1)2 =

    6
    ,
    2

    (1) = 6.

    3. [4 Marks] Find the derivative of () =

    3
    1

    )4

    Solution:
    (

    3
    () = 4
    1

    3
    4
    1

    )3 (

    )3

    3
    =4
    1

    )3 (

    3 (1)(1 )

    3(1 )
    (

    3
    (1 ) = 4
    1

    )3

    4. [6 Marks] Use implicit dierentiation to nd

    3
    33
    3
    324
    =
    4

    =
    .
    2
    3
    2
    (1 )
    (1 ) (1 )
    (1 )5

    2 3 + 32 = 2.
    Solution:
    Dierentiate both sides with respect to :
    2 3 + 2 3 2
    Solve for

    + 6 = 0.

    6 2 3
    =
    .

    32 2

    5. [12 Marks] Dierentiate the following functions:

    [3] (a) = 6

    [3] (b) = 25 + 3 .

    , > 0.

    [3] (c) = (ln )2 , > 0.


    Solution:

    (a) () = 6

    [3] (d) = ln , > 0.


    3
    1 1/2
    = .
    ( ) = 6
    2

    (b) () = 25 ln 2 (5) + (3)4 = 25 (5 ln 2) 34 .


    (c) () = 2 ln

    1
    2
    = ln .

    (d) () = 1 ln +

    1
    1 = ln + 1 1 = ln .

    6. [ 5 Marks] Find the second derivative of the function () = (22 5)4 . Simplify the
    nal answer so that it is presented as a product.
    Solution:
    () = 4(22 5)3 (22 5) = 16(22 5)3 .
    [

    () = (16) (22 5)3 + 16 (22 5)3 = 16(22 5)3 + 16 3(22 5)2 (22 5)
    = 16(22 5)3 + 1922 (22 5)2 = 16(22 5)2 [22 5 + 122 ] = 16(22 5)2 (142 5).

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