5 Steps to a 5 AP Calculus BC 2019

(Marvins-Underground-K-12) #1

196 STEP 4. Review the Knowledge You Need to Score High



  1. Find the slope of the tangent line to the graph ofr=−3 cosθ.
    Answer:
    dr

    =3 sinθ. Since x=rcosθ,
    dx

    =−rsinθ+cosθ
    dr

    =3 cosθsinθ


+3 cosθsinθ =6 sinθcosθ =3 sin 2θ. Since y =rsinθ,
dy

=rcosθ

+ sinθ
dr

=−3 cos^2 θ + 3 sin^2 θ =−3(cos^2 θ − sin^2 θ) =−3 cos 2θ.
dy
dx

=


dy

·



dx

=


−3 cos 2θ
3 sin 2θ
=−cot 2θ


  1. Find
    dr
    dt


for the vector functionr(t)= 3 ti− 2 tj=〈 3 t,− 2 t〉.

Answer:
dx
dt

=3 and
dy
dt

=−2, so
dr
dt

=〈3,− 2 〉.


9.6 Practice Problems


Part A The use of a calculator is not
allowed.


  1. Find the linear approximation off(x)=
    (1+x)^1 /^4 atx=0 and use the equation to
    approximatef(0.1).

  2. Find the approximate value of^3



28 using
linear approximation.


  1. Find the approximate value of cos 46◦using
    linear approximation.

  2. Find the point on the graph ofy=


∣∣
x^3

∣∣
such that the tangent at the point is parallel
to the liney− 12 x=3.


  1. Write an equation of the normal to the
    graph ofy=exatx=ln 2.

  2. If the liney− 2 x=bis tangent to the graph
    y=−x^2 +4, find the value ofb.

  3. If the position function of a par-
    ticle iss(t)=
    t^3
    3
    − 3 t^2 +4, find the velocity and
    position of particle when its acceleration is 0.

  4. The graph in Figure 9.6-1 represents the
    distance in feet covered by a moving particle
    intseconds. Draw a sketch of the
    corresponding velocity function.


5
4
3
2
1

0 1 2345

s(t)

t
Seconds

Feet s

Figure 9.6-1
9.The position function of a moving particle
is shown in Figure 9.6-2.

t 1 t 2

t 3

s(t)

s

t

Figure 9.6-2
Free download pdf