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Approximations will vary; they should match (c) closely.
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Approximations will vary; they should match (c) closely.
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Velocity
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Linear functions.
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is likely most accurate, as accuracy is lost the farther from we go.
decibels per person
ft/s2
ft/h
thousands of dollars per car
It is likely that . That is, negative profit for not producing any cars.
degrees Fahrenheit per hour
It is likely that since at 8 in the morning, the temperature is likely rising.
It is very likely that , as at 8 in the morning on July 4, we would expect the temperature to be well above 0.
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Answers vary. Possible solution
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Power Rule.
One answer is .
One answer is .
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One possible answer is .
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is a velocity function, and is acceleration.
lbs/ft2.
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is , is , is , and is
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Tangent line:
Tangent line:
Tangent line:
Tangent line:
Tangent line:
Tangent line:
The tangent line to at is ; thus .
The tangent line to at is ; thus .
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Quotient Rule
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They are equal.
They are equal.
They are equal.
They are equal.
They are equal.
They are equal.
They are equal.
when , so .
They are equal.
is never 0.
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In both cases the derivative is the same: .
Let . Then
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, so
Let . Then
∘F/mph
The sign would be negative; when the wind is blowing at 10 mph, any increase in wind speed will make it feel colder, i.e., a lower number on the Fahrenheit scale.
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The Chain Rule.
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