D. The ball will be 3 feet above the ground when , for some value a , s ( a ) = 3 . d с C. E. The ball will hit the ground when s ( t ) = 0 . Solve for t . If the car is backing up , its distance function will have a negative slope . d ...
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Another unique aspect of the text is its intuitive use of differential equations to model a variety of phenomena in Chapter 5, which addresses applications of exponential and logarithmic functions.
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Calculus and Its Applications
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Suppose X is an integrable random variable and Y an 8-measurable random variable, such that the product XY is integrable. Then E[XY|8] = YE|X|8 a.s. Proof. Suppose first that Y is a simple function, that is, Y takes only countably many ...
Unfortunately, the notation df/dxj does not clearly exhibit the functional dependence of the partial derivative on the variable x. Notations like (8f/3xj)x=y or (Bf/Bx»), are not only cumbersome but are also capable of misinterpretation ...