Chapter D

Exercises D.1

  1. 1.

    T

  2. 2.

    F

  3. 3.

    3 ft/min

  4. 4.

    • 5/(2π)0.796cm/s

      1/(4π)0.0796 cm/s

      1/(40π)0.00796 cm/s

  5. 5.

    • 5/(2π)0.796cm/s

      1/(40π)0.00796 cm/s

      1/(4000π)0.0000796 cm/s

  6. 6.

    63.14mph

  7. 7.

    • 64.44 mph

      78.89 mph

  8. 8.

    Due to the height of the plane, the gun does not have to rotate very fast.

    • 0.0573 rad/s

      0.0725 rad/s

      In the limit, rate goes to 0.0733 rad/s

  9. 9.

    Due to the height of the plane, the gun does not have to rotate very fast.

    • 0.073 rad/s

      3.66 rad/s (about 1/2 revolution/sec)

      In the limit, rate goes to 7.33 rad/s (more than 1 revolution/sec)

  10. 10.

    • 0.04 ft/s

      0.458 ft/s

      3.35 ft/s

      Not defined; as the distance approaches 24, the rates approaches .

  11. 11.

    • 30.59 ft/min

      36.1 ft/min

      301 ft/min

      The boat no longer floats as usual, but is being pulled up by the winch (assuming it has the power to do so).

  12. 12.

    • 50.92 ft/min

      0.509 ft/min

      0.141 ft/min

    As the tank holds about 523.6ft3, it will take about 52.36 minutes.

  13. 13.

    • 0.63 ft/sec

      1.6 ft/sec

    About 52 ft.

  14. 14.

    • The rope is 80ft long.

      1.71 ft/sec

      1.84 ft/sec

      About 34 feet.

  15. 15.

    • The balloon is 105ft in the air.

      The balloon is rising at a rate of 17.45ft/min. (Hint: convert all angles to radians.)

  16. 16.

    The cone is rising at a rate of 0.003ft/s.

Exercises D.2

  1. 1.

    T

  2. 2.

    F

  3. 3.

    2500; the two numbers are each 50.

  4. 4.

    The minimum sum is 2500; the two numbers are each 500.

  5. 5.

    There is no maximum sum; the fundamental equation has only 1 critical value that corresponds to a minimum.

  6. 6.

    The only critical point of the fundamental equation corresponds to a minimum; to find maximum, we check the endpoints.

    If one number is 300, the other number y satisfies 300y=500; y=5/3. Thus the sum is 300+5/3.

    The other endpoint, 0, is not feasible as we cannot solve 0y=500 for y. In fact, if 0<x<5/3, then xy=500 forces y>300, which is not a feasible solution.

    Hence the maximum sum is 301.6¯.

  7. 7.

    Area = 1/4, with sides of length 1/2.

  8. 8.

    Each pen should be 500/3166.67 feet by 125 feet.

  9. 9.

    The radius should be about 3.84cm and the height should be 2r=7.67cm. No, this is not the size of the standard can.

  10. 10.

    The radius should be about 3.2in and the height should be 2r=6.4in. As the #10 is not a perfect cylinder (with extra material to aid in stacking, etc.), the dimensions are close enough to assume that minimizing surface area was a consideration.

  11. 11.

    The height and width should be 18 and the length should be 36, giving a volume of 11,664in3.

  12. 12.

    w=43, h=46

  13. 13.

    510/393.4 miles should be run underground, giving a minimum cost of $374,899.96.

  14. 14.

    The power line should be run directly to the off shore facility, skipping any underground, giving a cost of about $430,813.

  15. 15.

    The dog should run about 19 feet along the shore before starting to swim.

  16. 16.

    The dog should run about 13 feet along the shore before starting to swim.

  17. 17.

    The largest area is 2 formed by a square with sides of length 2.

  18. 18.

    The largest volume is 62.5 in3 formed by cutting 2.5 in squares at each corner.

  19. 19.

    A length of 2 in and height of 2.5 will give a cost of 60 ¢.

  20. 20.

    A box that is 1 in wide, 2 in long and 4/3 in high will have a volume of 8/3 in3.

Exercises D.3

  1. 1.

    T

  2. 2.

    T

  3. 3.

    F

  4. 4.

    T

  5. 5.

    Answers will vary.

  6. 6.

    T

  7. 7.

    Use y=x2; dy=2xdx with x=2 and dx=0.05. Thus dy=.2; knowing 22=4, we have 2.0524.2.

  8. 8.

    Use y=x2; dy=2xdx with x=6 and dx=0.07. Thus dy=0.84; knowing 62=36, we have 5.93235.16.

  9. 9.

    Use y=x3; dy=3x2dx with x=5 and dx=0.1. Thus dy=7.5; knowing 53=125, we have 5.13132.5.

  10. 10.

    Use y=x3; dy=3x2dx with x=7 and dx=0.2. Thus dy=29.4; knowing 73=343, we have 6.83313.6.

  11. 11.

    Use y=x; dy=1/(2x)dx with x=16 and dx=0.5. Thus dy=.0625; knowing 16=4, we have 16.54.0625.

  12. 12.

    Use y=x; dy=1/(2x)dx with x=25 and dx=1. Thus dy=0.1; knowing 25=5, we have 244.9.

  13. 13.

    Use y=x3; dy=1/(3x23)dx with x=64 and dx=1. Thus dy=1/480.0208; we could use 1/481/50=0.02; knowing 643=4, we have 6333.98.

  14. 14.

    Use y=x3; dy=1/(3x23)dx with x=8 and dx=0.5. Thus dy=1/241/25=0.04; knowing 83=2, we have 8.532.04.

  15. 15.

    Use y=sinx; dy=cosxdx with x=π and dx0.14. Thus dy=0.14; knowing sinπ=0, we have sin30.14.

  16. 16.

    Use y=ex; dy=exdx with x=0 and dx=0.1. Thus dy=0.1; knowing e0=1, we have e0.11.1.

  17. 17.

    dy=(2x+3)dx

  18. 18.

    dy=(7x65x4)dx

  19. 19.

    dy=24x3dx

  20. 20.

    dy=2(2x+sinx)(2+cosx)dx

  21. 21.

    dy=(2xe3x+3x2e3x)dx

  22. 22.

    dy=16x5dx

  23. 23.

    dy=2(tanx+1)2xsec2x(tanx+1)2dx

  24. 24.

    dy=1xdx

  25. 25.

    dy=(exsinx+excosx)dx

  26. 26.

    dy=(sin(sinx)cosx)dx

  27. 27.

    dy=1(x+2)2dx

  28. 28.

    dy=((ln3)3xlnx+3xx)dx

  29. 29.

    dy=(lnx)dx

  30. 30.

    dy=(tanx)dx

  31. 31.

    16x

  32. 32.

    2+2x

  33. 33.

    1x2

  34. 34.

    2

  35. 35.

    22/3+x24/3

  36. 36.

    122/3+x322/3

  37. 37.

    dV=±0.157

  38. 38.

    • ±12.8 feet

      ±32 feet

  39. 39.

    ±15π/8±5.89in2

  40. 40.

    ±48in2, or 1/3ft2

  41. 41.

    • 297.8 feet

      ±62.3 ft

      ±20.9%

  42. 42.

    • 298.8 feet

      ±17.3 ft

      ±5.8%

  43. 43.

    • 298.9 feet

      ±8.67 ft

      ±2.9%

  44. 44.

    1%

  45. 45.

Exercises D.4

  1. 1.

    F

  2. 2.

    F

  3. 3.

    x0=1.5, x1=1.5709148, x2=1.5707963, x3=1.5707963, x4=1.5707963, x5=1.5707963

  4. 4.

    x0=1, x1=0.55740772, x2=0.065936452, x3=0.000095721919, x4=2.92356621013, x5=0

  5. 5.

    x0=0, x1=2, x2=1.2, x3=1.0117647, x4=1.0000458, x5=1

  6. 6.

    x0=1.5, x1=1.4166667, x2=1.4142157, x3=1.4142136, x4=1.4142136, x5=1.4142136

  7. 7.

    x0=2, x1=0.6137056389, x2=0.9133412072, x3=0.9961317034, x4=0.9999925085, x5=1

  8. 8.

    x0=1, x1=1, x2=1, x3=1, x4=1, x5=1

  9. 9.

    roots are: x=5.156, x=0.369 and x=0.525

  10. 10.

    roots are: x=3.714, x=0.857, x=1 and x=1.571

  11. 11.

    roots are: x=1.013, x=0.988, and x=1.393

  12. 12.

    roots are: x=2.165, x=0, x=0.525 and x=1.813

  13. 13.

    x=±0.824,

  14. 14.

    x=0.637, x=1.410

  15. 15.

    x=±0.743

  16. 16.

    x=±4.493, x=0

  17. 17.

    The approximations alternate between x=1 and x=2.

  18. 18.

    The approximations alternate between x=1, x=2 and x=3.

  19. 19.

    f(x)=x216.5 and x0=4 yield x1=6516=4.0625 and x2=844920804.0620192.

  20. 20.

    f(x)=x224 and x0=5 yield x1=4910=4.9 and x2=4801/9804.898980.

  21. 21.

    f(x)=x363 and x0=4 yield x1=191483.97916667 and x23.9790572.

  22. 22.

    f(x)=x38.5 and x0=2 yield x1=49242.0416667 and x22.0408279.

  23. 23.

    • xn

      x1 is undefined

      xn2

      x1 is undefined

      xn6

  24. 24.

    Substituting, we find that f(c1/2)=(c1/2)2c=cc=0, so that c1/2 is a root of f. Since f(x)=2x3, Newton’s Method shows that

    xn+1=xnxn2c2x3=xn+xnxn3c2=xn(32xn2c2).
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