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12 Nov 2019
1. Use logarithmic differentiation to find f '(t) when f(t)=1/[t(t+1)(t+2)
2. find the limit as theta approaches 0 of sin theta cot 2 theta
3. A model rocket shot straight up( purely vertical) from Earth's surface would reach a height above ground s after t seconds of s=960t-16t^2
-How high will the model rocket go?
4. Find dr/d theta when r=(2 +sec theta)sin theta
Please show work for solutions
1. Use logarithmic differentiation to find f '(t) when f(t)=1/[t(t+1)(t+2)
2. find the limit as theta approaches 0 of sin theta cot 2 theta
3. A model rocket shot straight up( purely vertical) from Earth's surface would reach a height above ground s after t seconds of s=960t-16t^2
-How high will the model rocket go?
4. Find dr/d theta when r=(2 +sec theta)sin theta
Please show work for solutions
Casey DurganLv2
2 Jul 2019
