Related Rates: Problem Solving
Direction: Solve each word problem involving a related rates. Make a sketch of your work
if necessary, and then apply differentiation.
A light is hung 15 feet above a straight horizontal path. If a man 6 feet tall walking
away from the light at a rate of 5 feet per second, how fats is the man’s shadow
lengthening when the man is 8 feet from the base of the light source?
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A boy is flying a kite, which is at a height of 40 feet. The kite is moving horizontally
at a rate of 3 feet per second. If the string is taut, at what rate is the string being
paid out when the length of the string released is 50 feet?
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1. Let {Un} and {Vn} be the sequences defined by
And{U0=3
{Un+1=Un/1+Un and Vn=1/Un
i. Find U1 and U2
ii. Prove that {Vn} is an A.P
iii. Express Un and Vn in terms of n
iv. Find the limits of the two sequences.
v. Are Vn, Un convergent or divergent ?
Find the area of the region bounded by y= 11x2/16, y=x2, y=3-2x, satisfying x≤0
.
Determine the dimensions of a rectangular box, open at the top, having volume V, and requiring the least amount of material for its construction. Use: (i). The constraint to eliminate a variable (Second Partials Test (SPT)). [Verify using Mathematica] (ii). Lagrange multipliers. [Verify using Mathematica]
Provide all detailed steps to find the limit of the following functions
A) lim (tan x)^(cos x) as x approaches pi/2
B)lim x^(ln2/1+ln x) as x approaches infinity
C) lim (e^(4x)-1-4x/x^2) as x approaches infinity
D) lim e^(2x)-e^(-2x)/ln (x+1) as x approaches infinity to
E)lim( tan 4x)/(x+sin 2x) as x approaches 0
Suppose f is differentiable on R(real number) and has two roots. Show that f' has at least one root
Show that the minimum and maximum points of every curve in the family of polynomials f(x)=2x^3+cx^2+2x lie on the curve y=x-x^3 (Show your working)
For what values of c does the curve f(x)=2x^3+cx^2+2x have the minimum and maximum points
The region bounded by the graphs of y= √x and y= x2