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(a)
To find: Thevertical and horizontal asymptote of the function.
(a)
Answer to Problem 10RE
The Horizontal asymptote is y=0 and vertical asymptote is x=1.
Explanation of Solution
Given: f(x)=11-x2 .
Concept used:
If the degree of the numerator is less than the denominator, thehorizontal asymptote is
y=0 .
If the denominator has no zeroes then there has no vertical asymptotes
Or
To get Vertical asymptote function should be rational and denominator must contain some variable otherwise there has no vertical asymptote.
Calculation:
Accordingto the laws of asymptotes:
If the degree of the numerator is more than the denominator, there is no horizontal asymptote.
If the denominator has no zeroes then there has no vertical asymptotes/.
Here the numerator of the function has degree 1 and denominator has degree of 2.
the horizontal asymptote is y=0 and Vertical asymptote is denominator equal to zero.
1−x2=0
−x2=−1
x=1.
Vertical asymptote is at x=1.
Hence, the Horizontal asymptote is y=0 and vertical asymptote is x=1.
(b)
To find: TheInterval of increasing or decreasing of the function.
(b)
Answer to Problem 10RE
The Interval of increasing or decreasing of the function is
(−∞,−3),(−3,0),(0,3) .
Decreasing at interval of (−∞,−3) .
Increasing at interval of (−3,0),(0,3) .
Explanation of Solution
Given: f(x)=11-x2 .
Concept used:
Increasing or decreasing function can be calculated by equating first derivative of the function to 0.
dydx=0 .
Zeroes of x can be calculatedafter that the increasing and decreasing can be measured.
Calculation:
Increasing or decreasing function can be calculated by equating first derivative of the function to 0.
dydx=0 .
dydx=(1-x2)(0)-1(-2x)(1-x2)2=2x(1-x2)2
dydx=2x(1-x2)2
2x(1-x2)2=0
x=0 .
Hence the Interval of increasing or decreasing of the function is
(−∞,0) and (0,∞). .
Decreasing at interval of (−∞,0) .
Increasing at interval of (0,∞) .
(c)
To find: The
(c)
Answer to Problem 10RE
x=0 and y=1 are the point of local
the point of inflection at x=0 .
Explanation of Solution
Given: f(x)=11-x2 .
Concept used:
The local maxima and minima can be calculated by firstly equating the double differentiation to 0.
1. d2ydx2=0.
2.If d2ydx2>0. the concave will be open upward and local minima can be found.
3. d2ydx2<0. the concave will open downward and local maxima can be found.
Calculation:
f(x)=11-x2
dydx=2x(1-x2)2
2x(1-x2)2=0
x=0 .
d2ydx2=(1-x2)2.2+2.2x.2(1-x2)(1-x2)4=2(1-x2)2+8x(1-x2)(1-x2)4=2(1-x2)+8x(1-x2)3.
d2ydx2=2(1-x2)+8x(1-x2)3
At x=0 ,
d2ydx2=2(1-(0)2)+8(0)(1-(0)2)3=2.
d2ydx2=2.
d2ydx2>0.
Hence, x=0 and y=1 are the point of local maxima and there is no
Local minima.
the point of inflection at x=0 .
(d)
To find: The interval of concavity and the inflection point.
(d)
Answer to Problem 10RE
Concave downward in the interval of (−∞,−2) .
Concave upward in the interval of (−2,0), (0,∞) .
These points are point of inflection
x=0,x=−2 .
Explanation of Solution
Given: f(x)=11-x2 .
Concept used:
The second derivative of function is calculated first.
Set the second derivative equal to zero and solve.
Check whether the second derivative undefined for any values of x.
Plot the number on number line and test the regions with the second derivative.
Plug these 3 values for obtain three inflection points.
The graph of y=f(x) is concave upward on those intervals where
y=f″(x)>0 .
The graph of y=f(x) id concave downward on thoseintervals where
y=f″(x)<0 .
If the graph of y=f(x) has point of inflection then y=f″(x)=0 .
Calculation:
d2ydx2=2(1-x2)+8x(1-x2)3
d2ydx2=2(1-x2)+8x(1-x2)3=0.
2(1-x2)+8x=0.
2−2x2+8x=0.
1−x2+4x=0
x2−4x−1=0 .
a=1, b=-4, c=-1.
x=4±√16+42=4±√202=4±2√52 .
x=2(2±1√5)2=2±1√5.
x=2+1√5, x=2-1√5.
This two are the point of inflection.
By putting the values in the equation.
The interval will be (−∞,2−1√5), (2−1√5,2+1√5), (2+1√5,∞) .
Hence,
Concave downward in the interval of (−∞,−2) .
Concave upward in the interval of (−2,0), (0,∞) .
These points are point of inflection
x=0,x=−2 .
(e)
To Sketch:the graph of the function using graphing device.
(e)
Answer to Problem 10RE
Through the graph it’s easily verified the point of local maxima and minima, function is increasing or decreasing, concavity down or up and point of inflection.
Explanation of Solution
Given: f(x)=11-x2 .
Concept used:
Desmos graphing calculator is used her to plot the graph and it can easily verify the maxima, minima and point of inflection etc.
Calculation:
The graph of f(x)=11-x2
Hence, through the graph it’s easily verified the point of local maxima and minima, function is increasing or decreasing, concavity down or up and point of inflection.
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