Differentials of Functions
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The equation of motion is
where is measured in seconds and in meters. Let (1) second, (2) second, (3) second; at the instant seconds, find the increment of the path and the differential of the path, and compare them.
Find the differential of the function , given:.
Find the differential of the function , given:.
Find the differential of the function , given:.
Find the differential of the function , given:.
Find the differential of the function , given:.
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Let , , be differentiable functions of . Find the differential of the function , given:.
Let , , be differentiable functions of . Find the differential of the function , given:.
Let , , be differentiable functions of . Find the differential of the function , given:.
Let , , be differentiable functions of . Find the differential of the function , given:.
Let , , be differentiable functions of . Find the differential of the function , given:.
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There is a circular sector with radius cm and central angle . If (1) its radius increases by cm; (2) the angle decreases by , what is the change in the area of the sector? Find both the exact and the approximate solutions.
The period of oscillation of a simple pendulum (measured in seconds) is determined by the formula:
where is the pendulum length measured in centimeters, and cm/sec is the acceleration due to gravity.
In order to increase the period by seconds, how much modification is needed to the pendulum length cm?
Replacing the increment of the function by its differential, find the approximate value of the following:.
Replacing the increment of the function by its differential, find the approximate value of the following:.
Replacing the increment of the function by its differential, find the approximate value of the following:.
Replacing the increment of the function by its differential, find the approximate value of the following:.
Replacing the increment of the function by its differential, find the approximate value of the following:.
Prove the approximate formula:
where (the relation between positive numbers and means that when is compared with , is a higher-order infinitesimal).
Use this formula to approximately compute:
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and compare with the values in the table.
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Prove the approximate formula:
where . Use this formula to approximately compute:
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The side of a square is m m; what are the relative error and absolute error of the resulting computed area of the square?
In order to compute the volume of a sphere accurate to , what relative error is permitted when measuring the radius of the sphere?
Using the oscillation of a simple pendulum, the formula (where is the pendulum length and is the full period of the pendulum's oscillation) is used to find the acceleration due to gravity. How does the relative error when measuring (1) the pendulum length , (2) the period , affect the value ?
Find the absolute error of the common logarithm of a number , given that the relative error of this number equals .
Prove: an angle found from a table of logarithms of tangents is more precise than an angle found from a table of logarithms of sines having the same number of decimal places.