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    This document contains solutions to two problems from an AP Calculus class. The first problem is not shown. The second problem asks to find the arc length function for the curve y = sin−1x + 1 − x2 from (0,1) to t. The solution shows the work to find the derivative of y and substitute it into the arc length formula. The final arc length function is given as L(t) = 2√2(√1 + t − 1).

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    This document contains solutions to two problems from an AP Calculus class. The first problem is not shown. The second problem asks to find the arc length function for the curve y = sin−1x + 1 − x2 from (0,1) to t. The solution shows the work to find the derivative of y and substitute it into the arc length formula. The final arc length function is given as L(t) = 2√2(√1 + t − 1).

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    AP Calculus | Fiesta 29| Winter 2010 | iLearnMath.

    net  2010 
     
    SOLUTIONS
    Problem 1
    AP Calculus | Fiesta 29| Winter 2010 | iLearnMath.net  2010 
     
    Problem 2

    Find the arc length function for the given curve with starting point (0, 1).

    y = sin −1 x + 1 − x 2
    Q = (t , f (t ))
    y' = 1
    1− x2
    + 12 1
    1− x 2
    ( −2 x ) = 1− x
    1− x 2

    [ y '] = (1−(1x−)(1x )+ x ) = (1(1−+ xx ))


    2 2

    t t t
    L(t ) = ∫ 1 + [ y '] dx = ∫ 1 + dx = 2 * ⎡⎣ 2 (1 + x ) ⎤⎦
    t
    (1− x )
    dx = ∫
    2 2
    (1+ x ) 1+ x 0
    0 0 0

    L(t ) = 2 2 ( 1 + t −1 )

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