Chapter G

Exercises G.1

  1. 1.

    F

  2. 2.

    Answers will vary.

  3. 3.

    The point (10,1) lies on the graph of y=f−1⁢(x) (assuming f is invertible).

  4. 4.

    Restrict the domain of the original function so that it is one to one.

  5. 5.
    −9−8−7−6−5−4−3−2−1123456789−8−7−6−5−4−3−2−112345678f⁢(x)xy
  6. 6.
    -9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-123456789-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-12345678f⁢(x)xy
  7. 7.

    Compose f⁢(g⁢(x)) and g⁢(f⁢(x)) to confirm that each equals x.

  8. 8.

    Compose f⁢(g⁢(x)) and g⁢(f⁢(x)) to confirm that each equals x.

  9. 9.

    Compose f⁢(g⁢(x)) and g⁢(f⁢(x)) to confirm that each equals x.

  10. 10.

    Compose f⁢(g⁢(x)) and g⁢(f⁢(x)) to confirm that each equals x.

  11. 11.

    [−4,0] or [0,4]

  12. 12.

    (−∞,−4] or [4,∞).

  13. 13.

    (−∞,3] or [3,∞)

  14. 14.

    This is one-to-one on its domain of [0,∞).

  15. 15.

    f−1⁢(x)=2⁢x+1x−1

  16. 16.

    f−1⁢(x)=±x−4

  17. 17.

    f−1⁢(x)=ln⁡(x+2)−3

  18. 18.

    f−1⁢(x)=ex−1+5

  19. 19.

    0

  20. 20.

    π/7

  21. 21.

    −1/5

  22. 22.

    π/3

  23. 23.

    1/2

  24. 24.

    5/4

  25. 25.

    7/58

  26. 26.

    −π/3

  27. 27.

    3⁢π/4

  28. 28.

    6⁢π/7

  29. 29.

    x/2

  30. 30.

    x/2

  31. 31.

    x/x2+25

  32. 32.

    3/x−3

  33. 33.
  34. 34.
  35. 35.
  36. 36.
  37. 37.

    2⁢π/3⁢3

Exercises G.2

  1. 1.

    The point (10,1) lies on the graph of y=f−1⁢(x) (assuming f is invertible) and (f−1)′⁢(10)=1/5.

  2. 2.

    This sum is constant (in fact, it is π/2).

  3. 3.

    (f−1)′⁢(20)=1f′⁢(2)=1/5

  4. 4.

    (f−1)′⁢(7)=1f′⁢(3)=1/4

  5. 5.

    (f−1)′⁢(3/2)=1f′⁢(π/6)=1

  6. 6.

    (f−1)′⁢(8)=1f′⁢(1)=1/6

  7. 7.

    (f−1)′⁢(1/2)=1f′⁢(1)=−2

  8. 8.

    (f−1)′⁢(6)=1f′⁢(0)=1/6

  9. 9.

    h′⁢(t)=21−4⁢t2

  10. 10.

    f′⁢(t)=1|t|⁢4⁢t2+1

  11. 11.

    g′⁢(x)=21+4⁢x2

  12. 12.

    f′⁢(x)=x1−x2+sin−1⁡(x)

  13. 13.

    g′⁢(t)=cos−1⁡(t)⁢cos⁡(t)−sin⁡(t)1−t2

  14. 14.

    f′⁢(t)=ett+et⁢ln⁡t

  15. 15.

    h′⁢(x)=sin−1⁡x+cos−1⁡x1−x2⁢(cos−1⁡x)2

  16. 16.

    g′⁢(x)=1x⁢(2⁢x+2)

  17. 17.

    f′⁢(x)=−11−x2

  18. 18.

    • f⁢(x)=x, so f′⁢(x)=1

      f′⁢(x)=cos⁡(sin−1⁡x)⁢11−x2=1.

  19. 19.

    • f⁢(x)=x, so f′⁢(x)=1

      f′⁢(x)=cos⁡(sin−1⁡x)⁢11−x2=1.

  20. 20.

    • f⁢(x)=x, so f′⁢(x)=1

      f′⁢(x)=11+tan2⁡x⁢sec2⁡x=1

  21. 21.

    • f⁢(x)=1−x2, so f′⁢(x)=−x1−x2

      f′⁢(x)=cos⁡(cos−1⁡x)⁢(11−x2)=−x1−x2

  22. 22.

    • f⁢(x)=xx2+1, so f′⁢(x)=1(x2+1)3/2

      f′⁢(x)=cos⁡(tan−1⁡x)⁢(1x2+1)=1x2+1⋅1x2+1

  23. 23.

    y=2⁢(x−2/2)+π/4

  24. 24.

    y=−4⁢(x−3/4)+π/6

  25. 25.

    −π/6

  26. 26.

    2⁢π/9

  27. 27.

    12⁢(sin−1⁡r)2+C

  28. 28.

    18⁢tan−1⁡(x4/2)+C

  29. 29.

    sin−1⁡(et/10)+C

  30. 30.

    2⁢tan−1⁡(x)+C

  31. 31.

    91≈9.54 feet

Exercises G.3

  1. 1.

    (−∞,∞)

  2. 2.

    (−1,1)

  3. 3.

    (−∞,0)∪(0,∞)

  4. 4.

    (−∞,0)∪(0,∞)

  5. 5.

    f′⁢(t)=3⁢t2⁢et3−1

  6. 6.

    g′⁢(r)=2r⁢log2⁡r+rln⁡2

  7. 7.

    f′⁢(x)=1−x⁢ln⁡5⁢ln⁡xx⁢5x⁢ln⁡5

  8. 8.

    f′⁢(x)=5⁢x4⁢(4x5)⁢ln⁡4

  9. 9.

    f′⁢(x)=1

  10. 10.

    g′⁢(x)=2⁢x⁢ex2⁢sin⁡(x−ln⁡x)+3x2⁢cos⁡(x−ln⁡x)⁢(1−1/x)

  11. 11.

    h′⁢(r)=3r⁢ln⁡31+32⁢r

  12. 12.

    h′⁢(x)=2⁢x(x2+1)⁢ln⁡10−4x⁢ln⁡10

  13. 13.

    24ln⁡5

  14. 14.

    12⁢ln⁡3

  15. 15.

    3x2−12⁢l⁢n⁢3+C

  16. 16.

    sin⁡(ln⁡x)+C

  17. 17.

    12⁢sin2⁡(ex)+C

  18. 18.

    24−31ln⁡2

  19. 19.

    ln⁡245ln⁡3−1

  20. 20.

    ln⁡|tan−1⁡x|+C

  21. 21.

    12⁢ln2⁡(x)+C

  22. 22.

    (ln⁡x)33+C

  23. 23.

    16⁢ln2⁡(x3)+C

  24. 24.

    12⁢ln⁡(ln⁡(x2))+C

  25. 25.

    n=−3,2

  26. 26.

    • c=4

      Since g⁢(0)−f⁢(0)=1−0>0 and g⁢(−1)−f⁢(−1)=12−1<0, the Intermediate Value Theorem implies that there is a number a between −1 and 0 so that g⁢(a)−f⁢(a)=0, or g⁢(a)=f⁢(a).

      −2532

      f⁢(18)=182=324, so the graph of f is 27 feet high.
      g⁢(18)=218=262,144, so the graph of g is approximately 4.14 miles high.

  27. 27.

    y′=(1+x)1/x⁢(1x⁢(x+1)−ln⁡(1+x)x2)

    Tangent line: y=(1−2⁢ln⁡2)⁢(x−1)+2

  28. 28.

    y′=(2⁢x)x2⁢(2⁢x⁢ln⁡(2⁢x)+x)

    Tangent line: y=(2+4⁢ln⁡2)⁢(x−1)+2

  29. 29.

    y′=xxx+1⁢(ln⁡x+1−1x+1)

    Tangent line: y=(1/4)⁢(x−1)+1/2

  30. 30.

    y′=xsin⁡(x)+2⁢(cos⁡x⁢ln⁡x+sin⁡x+2x)

    Tangent line: y=(3⁢π2/4)⁢(x−π/2)+(π/2)3

  31. 31.

    y′=x+1x+2⁢(1x+1−1x+2)

    Tangent line: y=1/9⁢(x−1)+2/3

  32. 32.

    y′=(x+1)⁢(x+2)(x+3)⁢(x+4)⁢(1x+1+1x+2−1x+3−1x+4)

    Tangent line: y=11/72⁢x+1/6

  33. 33.

    y′=xex−1⁢ex⁢(1+x⁢ln⁡x)

    Tangent line: y=e⁢x−e+1

  34. 34.

    y′=sin⁡x⁢(−cot⁡x)cos⁡x⁢(csc2⁡x+ln⁡(cot⁡x))

    Tangent line: y=x−π.

  35. 35.

    r=(ln⁡2)/5730; 5730⁢ln⁡10/ln⁡2≈19034.65 years

Exercises G.4

  1. 1.

    Because cosh⁡x is always positive.

  2. 2.

    The points on the left hand side can be defined as (−cosh⁡x,sinh⁡x).

  3. 3.

    cosh⁡t=13/12, etc.

  4. 4.

    sinh⁡t=−3/4, cosh⁡t=5/4, etc.

  5. 5.

    coth2⁡x−csch2⁡x=(ex+e−xex−e−x)2−(2ex−e−x)2=(e2⁢x+2+e−2⁢x)−(4)e2⁢x−2+e−2⁢x=e2⁢x−2+e−2⁢xe2⁢x−2+e−2⁢x=1

  6. 6.

    cosh2⁡x+sinh2⁡x=(ex+e−x2)2+(ex−e−x2)2=e2⁢x+2+e−2⁢x4+e2⁢x−2+e−2⁢x4=2⁢e2⁢x+2⁢e−2⁢x4=e2⁢x+e−2⁢x2=cosh⁡2⁢x.

  7. 7.

    cosh2⁡x=(ex+e−x2)2=e2⁢x+2+e−2⁢x4=12⁢(e2⁢x+e−2⁢x)+22=12⁢(e2⁢x+e−2⁢x2+1)=cosh⁡2⁢x+12.

  8. 8.

    sinh2⁡x=(ex−e−x2)2=e2⁢x−2+e−2⁢x4=12⁢(e2⁢x+e−2⁢x)−22=12⁢(e2⁢x+e−2⁢x2−1)=cosh⁡2⁢x−12.

  9. 9.

    dd⁡x⁢[sech⁡x]=dd⁡x⁢[2ex+e−x]=−2⁢(ex−e−x)(ex+e−x)2=−2⁢(ex−e−x)(ex+e−x)⁢(ex+e−x)=−2ex+e−x⋅ex−e−xex+e−x=−sech⁡x⁢tanh⁡x

  10. 10.

    dd⁡x[coth⁡x]=dd⁡x⁢[ex+e−xex−e−x]=(ex−e−x)⁢(ex−e−x)−(ex+e−x)⁢(ex+e−x)(ex−e−x)2=e2⁢x+e−2⁢x−2−(e2⁢x+e−2⁢x+2)(ex−e−x)2=−4(ex−e−x)2=−csch2⁡x

  11. 11.

    ∫tanh⁡x⁢d⁡x=∫sinh⁡xcosh⁡x⁢d⁡x

    Let u=cosh⁡x; d⁡u=(sinh⁡x)⁢d⁡x

    =∫1u⁢d⁡u=ln⁡|u|+C=ln⁡(cosh⁡x)+C.

  12. 12.

    Let u=sinh⁡x; d⁡u=(cosh⁡x)⁢d⁡x.

    ∫coth⁡x⁢d⁡x=∫cosh⁡xsinh⁡x⁢d⁡x=∫1u⁢d⁡u=ln⁡|u|+C=ln⁡|sinh⁡x|+C.

  13. 13.

    2⁢cosh⁡2⁢x

  14. 14.

    2⁢cosh⁡x⁢sinh⁡x

  15. 15.

    2⁢x⁢sech2⁡(x2)

  16. 16.

    coth⁡x

  17. 17.

    sinh2⁡x+cosh2⁡x

  18. 18.

    x⁢cosh⁡x

  19. 19.

    −2⁢x(x2)⁢1−x4

  20. 20.

    39⁢x2+1

  21. 21.

    4⁢x4⁢x4−1

  22. 22.

    11−(x+5)2

  23. 23.

    −csc⁡x

  24. 24.

    sec⁡x

  25. 25.

    y=x

  26. 26.

    y=3/4⁢(x−ln⁡2)+5/4

  27. 27.

    y=925⁢(x+ln⁡3)−45

  28. 28.

    y=−72/125⁢(x−ln⁡3)+9/25

  29. 29.

    y=x

  30. 30.

    y=(x−2)+cosh−1⁡(2)≈(x−1.414)+0.881

  31. 31.

    12⁢ln⁡(cosh⁡(2⁢x))+C

  32. 32.

    13⁢sinh⁡(3⁢x−7)+C

  33. 33.

    12⁢sinh2⁡x+C or 1/2⁢cosh2⁡x+C

  34. 34.

    {13⁢tanh−1⁡(x3)+Cx2<913⁢coth−1⁡(x3)+C9<x2=12⁢ln⁡|x+1|−12⁢ln⁡|x−1|+C

  35. 35.

    cosh−1⁡(x2/2)+C=ln⁡(x2+x4−4)+C

  36. 36.

    2/3⁢sinh−1⁡x3/2+C=2/3⁢ln⁡(x3/2+x3+1)+C

  37. 37.

    tan−1⁡(ex)+C

  38. 38.

    tan−1⁡(sinh⁡x)+C

  39. 39.

    0

  40. 40.

    3/2

  41. 41.

    Using rule #32: A=∫0sinh⁡θ1+y2−y⁢coth⁡θ⁢d⁡y=θ2.

Exercises G.5

  1. 1.

    0/0,∞/∞,0⋅∞,∞−∞,00,1∞,∞0

  2. 2.

    F

  3. 3.

    F

  4. 4.

    The base of an expression is approaching 1 while its power is growing without bound.

  5. 5.

    derivatives; limits

  6. 6.

    Answers will vary.

  7. 7.

    Answers will vary.

  8. 8.

    Answers will vary.

  9. 9.

    3

  10. 10.

    −5/3

  11. 11.

    −1

  12. 12.

    −2/2

  13. 13.

    5

  14. 14.

    0

  15. 15.

    a/b

  16. 16.

    ∞

  17. 17.

    1/2

  18. 18.

    0

  19. 19.

    0

  20. 20.

    0

  21. 21.

    ∞

  22. 22.

    ∞

  23. 23.

    0

  24. 24.

    2

  25. 25.

    −2

  26. 26.

    0

  27. 27.

    0

  28. 28.

    0

  29. 29.

    0

  30. 30.

    0

  31. 31.

    ∞

  32. 32.

    ∞

  33. 33.

    ∞

  34. 34.

    0

  35. 35.

    0

  36. 36.

    e

  37. 37.

    1

  38. 38.

    1

  39. 39.

    1

  40. 40.

    1

  41. 41.

    1

  42. 42.

    0

  43. 43.

    1

  44. 44.

    1

  45. 45.

    1

  46. 46.

    1

  47. 47.

    2

  48. 48.

    1/2

  49. 49.

    −∞

  50. 50.

    1

  51. 51.

    0

  52. 52.

    3

  53. 53.

    53

  54. 54.

    7

  55. 55.

    Use technology to verify sketch.

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