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accepted | Identifying inflection points and critical points |
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Identifying inflection points and critical points Thanks for the help, glad to have all you helpful people around! |
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Identifying inflection points and critical points There I plugged the values back into the original to get the points, do they look correct? Also, when should I know when to check for asymptotes? |
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Identifying inflection points and critical points @AndréNicolas Good catch, you have a good eye. |
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Identifying inflection points and critical points Plug them back into the derivative or the original equation? |
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Identifying inflection points and critical points Can you explain the second part of that? Regarding the point (x,y)? I ended up with x = 6. |
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How do I set up this related rates problem? Thank you for all the help thus far, I'll have to look over implicit differentiation more. I don't think I'll have enough time prior to the test, but I'll be back this week so at least I know it even if it isn't in time for the test. (going to delete some prior comments to keep this from becoming too long.) I need to cover one last topic before I take the test which I'll post about shortly. |
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How do I set up this related rates problem? Thanks for commenting, I'll need to look over implicit differentiation before coming back and giving this a try. I'll be back though (likely later this week -- not in time for the test though). Luckily I believe there will only be one or two implicit problems on the test. Expect a comment later this week when I come back. (I have to shift focus to one last topic before I take the test) |
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How do I set up this related rates problem? My issue here is I don't understand implicit differentiation well enough, I need to go back and go over it before I can go further with this question apparently. As far as the equation, it should be more along the lines of $x^2 + y^2 = c^2$ I suppose |
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How do I set up this related rates problem? @EricAngle It is very similar, I just struggle with how to work these related rates problems. I missed the week that we talked about them unfortunately. I can draw the picture but it still confuses me. |
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Dec 12 |
accepted | Are my derivatives worked correctly? |
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Are my derivatives worked correctly? Yeah I have it written down in steps on my paper with each rule that I followed, I just didn't want to type up all the latex for it :) Most of my issues with calculus come from doing it too quick and not checking my answer. I'll have to work on that. |
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Are my derivatives worked correctly? @DavidMitra The professor has been quite nice about the simplifications. While I could simplify it, he just wants to make sure we know the required steps :) |
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Are my derivatives worked correctly? Seems I overlooked that, thanks! Glad someone felt the need to downvote the question when I'm genuinely asking just to be checked so I know I'm ready for the exam. Aside from that the community has been quite nice about my questions. |
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Are my derivatives worked correctly? added 81 characters in body |
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Are my derivatives worked correctly? Indeed, I need to fix that! Thanks! |
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asked | Are my derivatives worked correctly? |
