Brief Calculus-An Applied Approach 9e Larson Solution Manual Latest updated and reviewedChapter 1 Functions, Graphs, and Limits...............................................................1
Chapter 2 Differentiation.
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Brief Calculus-An Applied Approach 9e Larson Solution Manual Latest updated and reviewedChapter 1 Functions, Graphs, and Limits...............................................................1
Chapter 2 Differentiation.......................................................................................66
Chapter 3 Applications of the Derivative ...........................................................145
Chapter 4 Exponential and Logarithmic Functions ...........................................247
Chapter 5 Integration and Its Applications.........................................................309
Chapter 6 Techniques of Integration ..................................................................367
Chapter 7 Functions of Several Variables ..........................................................416
Chapter 8 Trigonometric Functions....................................................................497
Chapter 9 Probability and Calculus ....................................................................548
Chapter 10 Series and Taylor Polynomials ..........................................................580
Chapter 11 Differential Equations ........................................................................646
Appendix A Precalculus Review ............................................................................683
Appendix B Alternate Introduction to the Fundamental Theorem
of Calculus..........................................................................................700
Checkpoints .............................................................................................................704
Tech Tutors .............................................................................................................757
Section A.1 The Real Number Line and Order
1. Because 14 0.25 , = it is rational.
2. Because 3678
1 − =− 3678 , it is rational.
3. Because π is irrational, 32π is irrational.
4. Because 2 is irrational, 32 1 − is irrational.
5. Because 4.3451 has a repeating decimal expansion,
it is rational.
6. 22
7 is rational.
7. Because 3 64 4, = it is rational.
8. Because 0.8177 has a repeating decimal expansion,
it is rational.
9. Because 60 is not the cube of a rational number,
3 60 is irrational.
10. Because e is irrational, 2e is irrational.
11.
12
5
5 12 0
5 12
x xx
− >
>>
(a) Yes, if x = 3, then 15
5 3 x = = is greater than 12
5 .
(b) No, if 3, x = − then 15
5 3 x =− =− is not greater
than 12
5 .
(c) Yes, if 52, x = then 5 25 x = = 2 10 is greater than
12 24
5 10. =
12. 1 3
3 3
2 30
32x xx x x x
+ <
+ <
+ <
< −
(a) No, if x = 0, then x is not less than 3. 2 −
(b) No, if 4, x = then x is not less than 3. 2 −
(c) Yes, if 4, x = − then x is less than 3. 2 −
13. 2 0 2
4
0 28
2 10
xxx < − < < − <
< <
(a) Yes, if x = 4, then 2 10. x < <
(b) No, if 10, x = then x is not less than 10.
(c) No, if 0, x = then x is not greater than 2.
14. 3 1 1
2
23 2
5 1
5 1 or 1 5
xx x
x x
− −< ≤
−< − ≤
− <− ≤−
>≥ ≤<
(a) No, if 0, x = then x is not greater than or equal
to 1.
(b) Yes, if 1, x = then 1 5. x ≤ <
(c) No, if 5, x = then x is not less than 5.
15. 5 7
55 75
12
x x x − ≥ − +≥+
≥
16.
( ) 1 1( ) 2 2
32
2 3
2 3
xxx >>>
17.
( ) 1 1 ( ) 2 2
12
4 12
4 12 1 2 2 1
2 1
2 1
x x
x x xx
xxx + < + − −< − −
< −
< −
< −
18.
( ) ( ) 1 1
2 2
2 73
2 77 37
2 4
2 4
2 x x xxx + < + −<−
< −
< −
< −
x
10 12 14 16
1 2 0 −1 −2 x − 21 −6 −4 −2
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