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Example Questions
Example Question #1239 : Calculus
Integrate
We can use trigonometric identities to transform integrals that we typically don't know how to integrate.
Thus,
Example Question #211 : Differential Functions
Integrate
We can use trigonometric identities to integrate functions we typically don't know how to integrate.
Thus,
Example Question #212 : Differential Functions
Evaluate
You can transform the limits of integration via u-substitution.
Let
When
When
Thus,
Example Question #213 : Differential Functions
Differentiate the function
Using the product rule for finding derivatives gives the answer.
Example Question #23 : Other Differential Functions
Solve for when
using the quotient rule:
Foil
combine like-terms to simplify
Example Question #214 : Differential Functions
Solve for when
Using the Product Rule: and chain rule for trignometry functions:
Simplify
Example Question #215 : Differential Functions
Find the derivative of
The quantity square root of raised to the third is the same as . Using the chain rule and power rule, the answer can be found.
Example Question #216 : Differential Functions
Solve for when
using the chain rule:
multiply the constant 9 into the second function to simplify answer
Example Question #217 : Differential Functions
Solve for when
using the logarithm identities change the equation to base 10:
using lograthim identities simplify the numerator:
differentiate
Simplify
Example Question #218 : Differential Functions
Solve for when
Using the product rule:
FOIL
Combine like-terms