Exercises 11.2, page 331

  1. 1. 16

  2. 3.

    A graph of 2 curves. One curve falls from the x-axis, approaching the y-axis. Another falls from the y-axis, approaching the x-axis.
  3. 5. 6

  4. 7. 3

  5. 9. 1000

  6. 11. 14

  7. 13. 116

  8. 15. 25

  9. 17. 81

  10. 19.  − 200

  11. 21. 35

  12. 23.  − 2

  13. 25. 391000

  14. 27. 2.059

  15. 29. 0.53891

  16. 31. m5/6

  17. 33.  − 4y9/10

  18. 35. 1x3/2

  19. 37. 2ab2

  20. 39. 18a3b9/4

  21. 41. a1/12

  22. 43. 4x(4x2 + 1)1/2

  23. 45.  − y

  24. 47. T(T + 2)1/2

  25. 49. a2 + 1a4

  26. 51. a + 1a1/2

  27. 53. 5x2 − 2x(2x − 1)1/2

  28. 55.

    A graph of a curve that begins at (0, 0), rising through (4, 6) with decreasing steepness.
  29. 57.

    A graph of 2 curves. One curve rises from the t-axis, approaching the y-axis. Another curve falls from the y-axis, approaching the t-axis.
  30. 59. Yes

  31. 61. x23

  32. 63. If (A / S) − 1/4 = 0.5 = 1/2 ,  then (A / S)1/4 = 2. Raise each to the fourth power and get A / S = 16.

  33. 65. R =  ...

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