Problem 92
Calculate the following limits using the factorization formula
Problem 92
Suppose you park your car at a trailhead in a national park and begin a 2-hr
hike to a lake at 7 A.M. on a Friday morning. On Sunday morning, you leave the
lake at 7 A.M. and start the 2-hr hike back to your car. Assume the lake is 3
mi from your car. Let
Problem 92
End behavior of rational functions Suppose
Problem 93
Calculate the following limits using the factorization formula
Problem 93
Horizontal and slant asymptotes a. Is it possible for a rational function to have both slant and horizontal asymptotes? Explain. b. Is it possible for an algebraic function to have two distinct slant asymptotes? Explain or give an example.
Problem 93
A monk set out from a monastery in the valley at dawn. He walked all day up a winding path, stopping for lunch and taking a nap along the way. At dusk, he arrived at a temple on the mountaintop. The next day the monk made the return walk to the valley, leaving the temple at dawn, walking the same path for the entire day, and arriving at the monastery in the evening. Must there be one point along the path that the monk occupied at the same time of day on both the ascent and the descent? Explain. (Hint: The question can be answered without the Intermediate Value Theorem.) (Source: Arthur Koestler, The Act of Creation)
Problem 94
Does continuity of
Problem 94
End behavior of exponentials Use the following instructions to determine the
end behavior of
Problem 95
Slope of a tangent line
a. Sketch a graph of
Problem 95
Find the horizontal asymptotes of each function using limits at infinity.