Question

Calculus. Help?

Answer 1

@freckles @magepker728 @katherinkoon @dan815

Answer 2

For number 3 i got C

Answer 3

For 2 I got A

Answer 4

right

Answer 5

Not sure on the rest.

Answer 6

B for 4

Answer 7

So
1. ?
2. A
3. C
4. B
5. ?

These are right and can you help with the other 2?

Answer 8

For question 1 just go through each statement one at a time and see if it's false.

Answer 9

#1 I think it is either c or d.

Answer 10

Are my other ones right?

Answer 11

I don't really want to check through five questions right now :P

Answer 12

You only check one of them dan checked the other 2 :)

Answer 13

question #1
please think about this function \(y=\ln x\) and its inverse

Answer 14

I'm confused...

Answer 15

Use that function and go through each option for #1, checking if it's true or false. Drawing a quick sketch of y=lnx might help.

Answer 16

otherwise, think about the trigonometric function \(y= \sin x\), and its inverse
both functions increase or decrease

Answer 17

well the inverse is arcsin(x) and the graph is like this

Answer 18

So it is D!?

Answer 19

yes! Here are the corresponding graphs:

Answer 20

alright and #5?

Answer 21

#5 is pretty straightforward. Use the formula for compound interest and plug numbers in.

Answer 22

I'm sorry, I'm not good with financial mathematics

Answer 23

What is the formula?

Answer 24

You must have seen it before. In your book or notes or something. Or google it.

Answer 25

Ok I found it but it just gives us n for the number of times it is compounded

Answer 26

The question gives you everything you need. The initial amount, the interest rate, and n.

Answer 27

And the time.

Answer 28

can you set it up and ill calculate it? the formula is A=P(1+r/n)^nt

Answer 29

I'm sure you can set it up, if you're in calculus... http://www.mathwarehouse.com/compound-interest/images/formula-compound-interest.png

Answer 30

For n = infinity you have to use the formula for continuous compounding, A=Pe^(rt)