Title: Calculus 1 Lab Questions Post by: s.h_math on Feb 15, 2024 (https://biology-forums.com/gallery/48/1067569_15_02_24_2_48_48.png)
Hey there! These are the possible lab questions for this week & I was wondering if you could provide me solutions for the following questions. Thanks a lot! Possible Quiz Questions on Feb 12-Feb 16 (Q4) Question 1 Find the points on which the function f@) — + — x + 1 has horizontal tangent line(s) and find the tangent line(s). Question 2 Estimate f (2.3) when f (2) = 4 and f' (2) — -8. Question 3 Use the intermediate value theorem to show that there exists a zero of 2 Question 4 Find the values of a that make the following function continuous everywhere. 3c + 2, if < a 2x — 3, if a < x Title: Re: Calculus 1 Lab Questions Post by: bio_man on Feb 15, 2024 For Q1.
(https://biology-forums.com/gallery/qpics/6_15_02_24_9_37_42.png) Concept video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOOJCeG8hsI For Q2. (https://biology-forums.com/gallery/qpics/6_15_02_24_9_43_23.png) Convert video (watch the first minute to understand what a derivative is): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AM32fxwsMIs Title: Re: Calculus 1 Lab Questions Post by: s.h_math on Feb 16, 2024 Thank you for the first two questions, but Sir I unfortunately don't see q3 and 4 and my lab starts in an hour :(
Title: Re: Calculus 1 Lab Questions Post by: bio_man on Feb 16, 2024 I was planning on doing it this afternoon, I'm sorry in class at the moment. Do you still want it later?
Title: Re: Calculus 1 Lab Questions Post by: s.h_math on Feb 16, 2024 Totally understandable, sir! thanks for the response. if you do get a chance i'd appreciate it thanks
any other colleagues that could possibly submit the sols? Title: Re: Calculus 1 Lab Questions Post by: bio_man on Feb 16, 2024 s.h_math (https://biology-forums.com/index.php?action=profile;u=1067569) I only consult my colleagues when I don't know how to answer a question, these are in fact easy :P
Here's what I was working on last night before I stopped. Technically, it is the answer to Q3. (https://biology-forums.com/gallery/qpics/6_16_02_24_8_39_22.png) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEcY4seitZk Furthermore, you should time ask days ahead of time For the last one, I'm not entirely sure but first you find the point of intersection, then use the x-value as your "a". Title: Re: Calculus 1 Lab Questions Post by: s.h_math on Feb 16, 2024 THANK YOU for providing that, and I know I must submit my questions ahead of time. I've gotten the flu, so I am backtracked quite a bit. Apologies for bothering you during your class time.
Also wanted to let you know that I got 3/3 on the last lab. your videos do seriously help a lot!! and I recommend my friends to subscribe and watch your videos as well. Title: Re: Calculus 1 Lab Questions Post by: bio_man on Feb 16, 2024 Content hidden
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