If f(x)=ln(3x), then fβ²(1) is
1
If dy/dx=1/x^2 and y=2 when x=1, then y=
y=β1/x+3
If y=(x^4+x)/x^2, then ππ¦/ππ₯ equals
2xβ1/x^2
If log2(8x)+log2(2x)=6, then x=
2
The gradient of the normal to the curve y=e^(βcosx) at the point where π₯=π/3 is
β2e^(1/2)/β3
Let f(x)=a sin(3x), where π is constant. πβ²(π)=2, then π is equal to
-2/3
β«x^2β(1/x^2)+sinx. dx is
(x^3/3)+(1/x)βcosx+c
If y=(4β9x^4)^1/2, then dy/dx =
-18x^3(4-9x^4)^-1/2
Determine the equation of the asymptote for the function f(x)= log9(x-3)-4
x=3
Rainwater is being collected in a water tank. The rate of change of volume, V L, with respect to time, π‘ seconds, is given by
dV/dt=5t+2
The volume of water that is collected in the tank between times π‘=2 and π‘=6 is
88 L
Without using a calculator, find all the values of xπ₯ between 0 and 2π for 2cos(3x)+β3=0
5Ο/18, 7Ο/18, 17Ο/18, 19Ο/18, 29Ο/18, 31Ο/18
The area bounded by the curve y=1/(3βx), the π₯-axis, the π¦-axis and the line π₯=2 is
ln (3)
The graph of y=ax^3+bx^2+cx+d touches the line 2y+6x=15 at the point A(0,7.5) and has a stationary point at B(3,β6). Find the values of π, π, π and π.
a=2/3, b=β2.5, c=β3, d=7.5
solve for x - log4(4x+16)-log4(x^2-2)=1
x=3, -2
A long trough with a parabolic cross-section is 1.5 metres wide at the top and 2 metres deep. Find the depth of water when the trough is half full.
1.26 m
Solve each of the following equations for x:
x=4
β«sinx/cosx .dx between pi/4 and pi/3
1/2ln2
Find the coordinates of the stationary points of the curve with equation y=x/(x^2+1)
(1,0.5), (β1,β0.5)
Solve the equation log5x=16logx5
x=625 or x=1/625
After π‘ seconds (π‘β₯0), a particle has acceleration π=ππ‘ m/s^2, where π is a constant. Given that, after 2 seconds, the particleβs displacement is 7 m and its velocity is 4 m/s, find the value of π.
3/8
Given that logaN=0.5(loga24βloga0.375β6loga3), find the value of π.
8/27
Evaluate β«e^β(x/10)sin(2x) .dx between 0 and pi, correct to four decimal places.
0.1345
A culture contains 1000 bacteria and 5 hours later the number has increased to 10000. The number, π, of bacteria present at any time, tπ‘ hours, is given by π=π΄π^(ππ‘).
Find this rate of growth when t=4
dN/dtβ2905.7
It is conjectured that the area affected by an earthquake, π΄ km^2, is related to the magnitude of the earthquake on the Richter scale, π , by the formula
R=2.3log10(A+4800)β7.5for 1β€Rβ€8
Determine the area affected by an earthquake of magnitude 7.
2010537.68 km
Rewrite the equation y=3ln(x)β4 with π₯ as the subject.
x=e^(y+4)/3