Barrons AP Calculus

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(D) Since   ab >    0,  a   and b   have    the same    sign;   therefore   f ′′(x) =   12ax^2 +
2 b never equals 0. The curve has one horizontal tangent at x = 0.

(C) Since   the first   derivative  is  positive,   the function    must    be  increasing.
However, the negative second derivative indicates that the rate of
increase is slowing down, as seen in table C.

(B) Since    ,  therefore,  at  t   =   1,   .  Also,   x   =   3   and y   =   2.

(A) Let  ,  and find    the slope   of  the tangent line    at  (64,    4). Since   
, . If we move one unit to the left of 64, the tangent
line will drop approximately unit.

(D)

(E) ekh e k ·   0    + ke k ·   0   (h  −   0)  =   1   + kh

(E) Since   the curve   has a   positive    y-intercept,    e > 0.  Note    that    f ′(x)  =   2cx
+ d and f ′′(x) = 2c. Since the curve is concave down, f ′′(x) < 0, implying
that c < 0. Since the curve is decreasing at x = 0, f ′(0) must be negative,
implying, since f ′(0) = d, that d < 0. Therefore c < 0, d < 0, and e > 0.

(A) .   Solving the equation    of  the line    for y   yields   ,  so  to
be parallel the slope of the tangent must also be . If , then 2x +
1 = 9.
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