Let πΌ be increasing and π β π (πΌ) on [π, π]. What condition can we impose on π
so that the given equality holds?
ππ
|β« π(π₯) ππΌ(π₯)| = β« |π(π₯)| ππΌ(π₯) ππ
LetπΌ(π₯)=π₯ and defineπ asπ(π₯)=1 ifπ₯ is rational andπ(π₯)=0 ifπ₯ is irrational. Find πΌ(π, πΌ) and πΌ(π, πΌ).Β
Prove that every (relative) extreme value of a function is a stationary value but not every stationary value needs to be an extreme value.
Given fxx=6x,fxy=0,fyy=6y, find the nature of stationary point at (-1,2)
Assume that πΌ is increasing on [π, π]. Note that if π β π (πΌ) on [π, π], then π2 β π (πΌ) on [π, π]. Use this statement to prove that if π, π β π (πΌ) on [π, π], then ππ β π (πΌ) on[π,π].
Prove that β(1+β3) is irrational, assuming that β3 is irrational
15. Let
f(x,y) { 0, xΒ² < y < 2xΒ² 1. otherwise
Verify the existence of partial derivatives fr(0,0) and f(0, 0), and the differentiability of fat (0,0).
Calculate the approximate value of 10 to four decimal places by taking the first four
terms of an appropriate Taylorβs series.
1. Consider the graph of the function y = sin x + cos x. Describe its overall shape.
2. Using a graphing calculator or other graphing device, estimate the x- and y-values of the maximum point for the graph (the first such point where x > 0). It may be helpful to express the x-value as a multiple of Ο.
3. Now consider other graphs of the form y = A sin x + B cos x for various values of A and B.
4. Repeat and sketch the graph for A = 1, B = 2.
5. Explain what you have discovered from completing this activity using details and examples.