Written HW, Monday Gradescope showing steps
Problem 10-01
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Link to originalL’Hopital practice
Compute these limits using L’Hopital’s Rule:
- (a)
- (b)
Problem 10-02
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Link to originalMaximum area, fixed perimeter of a rectangle
Find the dimensions of the rectangle of greatest area whose perimeter is given by a specific wire of length .
Problem 10-03
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Link to originalClosest point on a graph
Consider the graph of . Find the closest point on the graph of to the given point .
(Hint: minimizing a distance is an equivalent problem to minimizing the square distance , and the latter is often easier!)
Presentation Problems, Tuesday class + Gradescope
Problem 10-04
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Link to originalL’Hopital practice
Compute these limits using L’Hopital’s Rule:
- (a)
- (b)
Problem 10-05
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Link to originalLargest volume of open box
Suppose that we set up an open-topped cardboard box from square of cardboard on each side. The box is created by cutting equal-length squares out of the corners and bending up the remaining sides. What is the largest possible volume of such a box? You may follow these steps:
- Draw a diagram of the cardboard and the box.
- Write for the side lengths of the cutout squares, and for the side lengths of the resulting box.
- Find a formula for the resulting box volume .
- Find an equation relating and and use it to write in terms of alone.
- Maximize the function on an appropriate interval. (What is your interval?)
Problem 10-06
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Link to originalLargest rectangle bounded by a parabola
Consider the region above the -axis and below the curve for .
What is the area of the largest rectangle contained in this region, with lower base on the -axis and upper corners on the parabola?