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help? [linear approximations]

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asked May 6, 2015 in CALCULUS by anonymous

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1)

Step 1:

The function is image and the value of x is image.

Linearization of the function is at is  .

Consider image.

Differentiate on each side with respect to x.

image.

Derivative of the cosine function: image.

image.

image.

Substitute image in above function.

image

image.

image.

Substitute image in above function.

image.

Step 2:

Linearization of the function at image is image.

Substitute corresponding values in linear approximation equation.

image

image.

Solution:

Linear approximation to the function image at the point image is image.

answered May 6, 2015 by cameron Mentor
edited May 6, 2015 by cameron
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2)

Step 1:

The function is  image and the value of x is .

Linearization of the function is at a is  .

Consider image.

Differentiate on each side with respect to x.

image.

Derivative of the logarithmic function: .

image

image.

Substitute in above function.

image

image.

image.

Substitute in the function.

image

image.

Step 2:

Linearization of the function is at is image.

Substitute corresponding values in linear approximation equation.

image

image.

Solution:

Linear approximation to the function image at the point is image.

answered May 6, 2015 by cameron Mentor
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3)

Step 1:

The function is  image and the value of x is .

Linearization of the function is at a is  .

Consider image.

Differentiate on each side with respect to x.

image

image.

Power rule of derivatives: .

image

image.

Substitute in above function.

image

image.

image.

Substitute in the function.

image

image

image.

Step 2:

Linearization of the function is at is image.

Substitute corresponding values in linear approximation equation.

.

Solution:

Linear approximation to the function image at the point is .

answered May 6, 2015 by cameron Mentor

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