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A set of calculus exercises covering topics such as derivatives, integrals, limits, and applications of calculus. It includes problems on finding derivatives of various functions, evaluating definite and indefinite integrals, determining maximum and minimum values, and applying calculus to solve real-world problems. The exercises are designed to enhance understanding and proficiency in calculus techniques, suitable for students studying calculus at the university or advanced high school level. The document also includes some word problems.
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Suppose Gold Fields Ltd. models its expenditure at the end of a financial year. The model considered two departments (maintenance and production). In the maintenance department, it costs the company ₵ 1 per maintenance of a faulty machine plus a fixed cost of ₵ 5 for other materials. It then costs the company an additional ₵ 3 per repair to automate the machine after maintenance. In the production department, it costs ₵ 2 to produce an ounce of gold plus a fixed cost of ₵ 1 for other materials. It then costs additional ₵ 7 per production of gold in the form of insurance package for the production team plus ₵ 12 for insurance processing. If the later cost function is a composition in the former in each respective department. (a) Write a separate composition cost function for each department if the respective composition function for the maintenance department and the production department is raised to power four and three respectively. (b) If the company’s total yearly cost function is an interactive cost function which is a product of the two formulated cost functions in (a) i. Quote and verify the Leibniz formula ii. Using the Leibniz formula, find the actual total yearly cost, if the Leibniz formula for the cost function is truncated at the third derivative at x^ =^3. (C) Suppose the company later realised that their actual total yearly cost function using the Leibniz
formula was to be truncated at the fourth order at x^ =^3 instead of the third order at x = 3. Did Gold Fields over spend and why? NB: Let C x ( ), M x ( ), P x ( ) be the cost, maintenance and the production functions respectively.
a. Evaluate
2 2
x x (^) dx x x
dw
and evaluate
at 3
c. Use Taylor’s theorem to expandsin 6
in ascending powers of h as far as the term in
h^4.
ln( )
e (^) x x dx?
2 0 2 lim 5 4 x 4 2
x x → x x
x → x
(^21) 2 cot
d (^) x dx
−
= −. Find f −( 1).
at x = 10.
2 y = e x sin 2 x. Find dy dx
is the critical number of a function f ( ) x , then f ( ) x is?
dx − x
x (^) dx x x
− +
cm/s. At what rate is the volume of the bubble increasing when the radius is 1 cm?
x +. Find the rate of change of its volume with respect to x.
NB: Other questions can be gotten from the applications of derivatives notes and the whole of the lecture material