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Solutions to two mathematical problems. The first problem involves finding the limit of a function that is a ratio of sine functions. The second problem requires finding the derivative of a logarithmic function using the quotient rule. The solution to the first problem involves multiplying the numerator and denominator by a constant, using limit properties and theorems, and simplifying the expression. The solution to the second problem involves applying the quotient rule and simplifying the resulting expression.
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Limit of a Function Problem: Find the limit lim t → 0 sin ( 3 t ) sin ( t ) Formula: NA Figure: NA Solution: First multiply numerator and denominator by 3t. lim t → 0 sin ( 3 t ) sin ( t ) =lim t → 0 sin ( 3 t ) t Use limit properties and theorems to rewrite the above limit as the product of two limits and a constant. ¿ 3 lim t → 0 sin ( 3 t ) t × lim t → 0 sin ( T ) T
The second limit is easily calculated as follows, lim t → 0 sin ( 3 t ) sin ( t )
Quotient Rule Problem: Find the derivative of the function: y = ln x 2 x 2 Formula: NA Figure: NA Solution: y ' = ( (^) ln x ) '
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Derive, y ' =
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2 Simplify, y ' = 2 x − 4 x ln x 4 x 4 ¿ ( 2 x ) ( 1 − 2 ln x ) 4 x^4 ¿ 1 − 2 ln x 2 x 3 Quotient Rule involving Exponential Functions Problem: