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K Exit Fullscreen Questions 1. Using Winplot or other graphing software sketch the graph of y = sin(2x). (Unit 3 Activity 1 has instructions on the use of Winplot.) a. Using tangents set up a table of values for x F' ( x) -p -3p/4 -p/2 -p/4 . .. 2p b. Plot the points and find a function that will join the points to form a continuous curve. c. What is the equation for the derivative of f(x) = sin(2x)? 2. Complete a similar process for the equation y = (0.75)". (Note: The equation of the derivative will be of the form y = k(0.75)*.) 3. Find the derivative of the following functions using the lim / (* th) - f(x) h a. f ( x ) = *+5* b. f (x ) = 1 2 * Show all your steps. 4. A radioactive isotope has a half life of 30 years. If we started off with 10 mg of this isotope 12 years ago: a. Find an expression for the amount of the isotope that is still active using time t measured in years. b. How much of the isotope do we have at the present time? c. What is the present instantaneous rate of decay? Show a solution using the lim - f ( x th) - f(x) ? h d. Show a graph of the quantity of isotope over 100 years. 5. Show that lim (e" - 1) " = Ine= 1 using at least two numerical examples. 6. Given f(x) = ex, verify that lim (" - e*) = e* and explain how this illustrates that f'(x) = In e . f(x) = f(x). 7. List two real life applications than can be modeled by the exponential function f(x) = e*

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