Applications of Differential Calculus to Analysis
[489/57%]Prove that the roots of the derivative of the polynomial are real, and indicate the bounds between which they lie.
Prove that the derivative of a polynomial all of whose roots are real has no imaginary roots.
Prove that the Legendre polynomial
has all its roots real and lying in the interval .
Prove that the Laguerre polynomial
has all its roots positive.
Prove that the Hermite--Chebyshev polynomial has all its roots real.
There is an equality , where is a polynomial of degree . Prove that all the roots of this polynomial are real.
For what values of is the function increasing?
For what values of is the function decreasing?
Prove that the function , where , increases for and decreases for .
Prove that for the function is decreasing.
Prove that as the number of sides increases, the perimeter of a regular inscribed polygon increases, while the perimeter of a circumscribed one decreases.
Using theorems on the increase of functions, prove that increases for all .
Using Lagrange's formula, prove the inequality for , .
Using Lagrange's formula, prove the inequality for .
Using Lagrange's formula, prove the inequality .
Using Lagrange's formula, prove the inequality for .
Using Lagrange's formula, prove the inequality for , .
Prove the theorem: if at the functions vanish, and the function is positive for , then for positive .
Prove the theorem: if
and for , then for positive the inequality holds.
Prove the inequality , for .
Prove the inequality , for .
Prove the inequality , for .
Prove the inequality ; .
By direct squaring, prove the inequalities
Prove that for the quantity is less than .
Prove that if is the perimeter of a regular inscribed polygon, and that of a regular circumscribed polygon, then is greater than the length of the circle.
Author's note: the result is due to Huygens.
Prove that for a geometric progression with positive terms, the sum of terms equidistant from the ends of the progression is less than the sum of the extreme terms.
An arithmetic progression and a geometric progression have the same number of terms and the same extreme terms respectively, and all terms of both progressions are positive. Show that the sum of the terms of the arithmetic progression is greater than that of the geometric progression.
The numbers are positive, and the points
lie on the curve . Prove that if the curve is convex downward, then the inequality
holds. If, on the other hand, the curve is convex upward, then the sign of the inequality is reversed.
The following problems (1414--1418) reduce to problem 1413. The numbers occurring in them are positive. The numbers are assumed positive and such that not all of them are equal.
Prove that for the inequality
holds, where .
Prove that the arithmetic mean of positive numbers is less than the quadratic mean of the same numbers, i.e., that
Prove that for and positive numbers the inequality
holds.
If the numbers and the numbers are positive and , then the inequality
holds. In particular, the arithmetic mean of positive numbers is greater than the geometric mean of the same numbers. Prove this.
For any real values of the coefficients and , as well as of the variable , the obvious inequality
holds. Starting from it, derive the Cauchy inequality,
In the following problems (1419--1420) it is useful to apply a change of coordinates.
Prove that on the circle the inequality
holds, if the curve is an ellipse with semi-axes and .
The surface , after a suitable rotation of axes, has the equation , where . Prove the inequality
Find the maximum of the function .
Find the minimum of the function .
Find the extreme values of the function .
Show that the function has a maximum at and has no extremum at .
Show that the function has a minimum at , although the first derivative, as passes through zero, changes sign neither from to nor from to .
Find the extreme values of the function .
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Find the extreme values of the function , positive.
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Find the extreme values of the function for (consider two cases: and ).
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Find the extreme values of the function given implicitly by the equation .
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Find the extreme values of the function given implicitly by the equation .
Plot the graph of the function .
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Determine the number of real roots of the equation .
Determine the number of real roots of the equation .
Determine the number of real roots of the equation .
Determine the number of real roots of the equation .
Determine the number of real roots of the equation .
Prove that the equation with real and has one real root when and three real roots when .
Prove that for the equation has two real roots when , has no real roots when , and has one root when .
Determine for which value of the parameter the equation has two distinct roots.
Determine for which value of the parameter the equation has one root.
Determine for which value of the parameter the equation has four distinct roots.
Determine for which value of the parameter the equation has two coincident roots and one simple root.
Determine for which value of the parameter the equation has two coincident roots.
Determine for which value of the parameter the equation has no roots at all.
Determine for which value of the parameter the equation has three roots, two of which coincide.
Determine the greatest area of a rectangle with perimeter .
Determine the greatest area of a rectangle inscribed in a circle of radius .
Determine the greatest area of a rectangle inscribed in a segment of a circle of radius , if the central angle subtended by the segment equals .
Determine the greatest area of a rectangle inscribed in a parabolic segment bounded by the parabola and the line .
Determine the greatest area of a rectangle one side of which lies on the base of a given triangle, while two vertices lie on the lateral sides of the triangle, if the triangle has height .
Four equal squares are cut from the corners of a rectangular sheet with sides and . A box is formed from the remaining cross-shaped figure, whose height equals the side of the square. Find the side length of the cut-out square for which the volume of the box is greatest.
The cross-section of a log is a circle of radius . A beam with a rectangular cross-section is hewn from the log. The strength of the beam is proportional to the base and the square of the height of the cross-section. Find the shape of the cross-section for which the beam has the greatest strength.
Find the greatest area of a rectangle inscribed symmetrically in a sector of a circle of radius with central angle .
Find the greatest volume of a cylinder inscribed in a sphere of radius .
Find the greatest volume of a cylinder for which the perimeter of the axial cross-section equals .
Find the greatest lateral surface of a cylinder inscribed in a sphere of radius .
Find the greatest volume of a cylinder inscribed in a given cone.
Find the greatest volume of a cylinder inscribed in a segment of the paraboloid , , bounded by the plane .
Find the greatest volume of a cone inscribed in a sphere of radius .
Find the least volume of a cone circumscribed about a hemisphere of radius .
Find the least volume of a cone circumscribed about a sphere of radius .
Find the greatest volume of a cylinder whose axis runs along the diagonal of a cube with edge , and whose bases are tangent to the faces of the cube.
Find the greatest volume of a cylinder whose axis intersects at a right angle the axis of a given cylinder of radius , and whose bases are tangent to the lateral surface of the given cylinder.
Find the greatest volume of a cone with given slant height .
A conical funnel is rolled up from a sector of a circle of given radius. For what central angle does it have the greatest volume?
Find the least lateral surface of a cone having given volume .
The perimeter of an isosceles triangle equals . What must its sides be so that the volume of the solid obtained by rotating this triangle about its base is greatest.
A cylinder is capped on top with a hemisphere of the same radius. The volume of the whole solid, , is given. For what radius will the total surface of the solid be least?
Points move uniformly along the coordinate axes with speeds and . At the initial moment they occupied the positions and . Find the shortest distance between the points.
Find the shortest distance from the point to the points of the line
A point travels in medium I with speed , and in medium II with speed . The interface between the media is a straight line. Prove that the motion of the point from a point in one medium to a point in the other medium takes place in the shortest time provided the path consists of the straight segments and , where lies on the boundary of the two media, with , where and are the angles formed by the lines and with the interface.
A point moves in the plane with speed , and upon reaching the axis can move with speed . Find the fastest path from the point to the point .
A canal of width branches off at a right angle from a canal of width . The walls of the canals are straight right up to the vertex of the angle. Find the greatest length of a log that can be floated along these canals from one into the other.
A lever of the second kind has its fulcrum at one end and is balanced by a force at the other end. A load is hung at distance from the fulcrum, and the weight per unit length of the lever equals . Determine the length of the lever so that the force is least.
From points and , two bodies set out simultaneously along the straight lines and toward the point , with speeds and . Here , , and the angle between and equals . When is the distance between the bodies least?
A cup has the shape of a hemisphere of radius . A rod of length is lowered into it. In what position of the rod is its midpoint lowest (equilibrium position)?
A rod of length rests with its ends on two lines in a vertical plane, inclined to the horizontal at angles and . In what position of the rod is its midpoint highest?
A luminous point lies on the line joining two spheres. For what position of it will the sum of the illuminated parts of the surfaces of the spheres be greatest?
The brightness of illumination is expressed by the formula , where is the angle of inclination of the rays, is the distance from the surface element to the light source, and is a constant (the intensity of the light source). At what height should a lamp be placed on a post so that the illumination of a horizontal surface at distance from the post is greatest?
A vessel with a vertical wall of height stands on a horizontal plane. A jet issues from an opening in the wall. Determine the position of the opening for which the range of the jet is greatest, if the speed of the outflowing liquid, by Torricelli's law, equals , where is the depth of the opening.
At what inclination of the lateral sides of an isosceles trapezoid is its area greatest, if the lateral sides equal and the shorter base equals .
A semicircle is constructed on one side of a rectangle. The perimeter of the whole resulting figure is given. Find the greatest possible area of this figure.
On a page of a book, the printed text must occupy area ; the top and bottom margins must be of width , the right and left ones of width . For what ratio of width to height of the text will the area of the whole page be least?
Find the internal dimensions of an open cylindrical vessel of given capacity with wall thickness , requiring the minimum amount of material.
Determine the greatest possible difference between the angles that the lateral edge and the apothem of a regular -gonal pyramid make with the plane of the base.
From what point of the axis is the segment on the axis lying between the points and seen at the greatest angle ()?
Through a point inside an angle, draw a line so that the sum of the segments of the sides is least.
Through a point inside an angle, draw a line that cuts off from the angle a triangle of least area.
The upper base of a regular hexagonal prism is the hexagon . Through a point on the axis of the prism, lying above the upper base, and through the diagonals , and , three planes are drawn, intersecting the lateral edges of the prism not passing through and at the points and . The volume of the polyhedron bounded on the sides and below by the faces of the prism, and above by the roof , does not depend on the choice of the point . Under what condition will the surface of the polyhedron be least? (The problem of the honeycomb.)
A plane parallel to opposite edges of a tetrahedron cuts it in a parallelogram. When is the area of this parallelogram greatest?
Two sides of a parallelogram lie on the sides of a triangle, and a vertex lies on the third side. When is the area of this parallelogram greatest?
A right circular cone is intersected by a plane in a parabolic segment. The area of such a segment equals of the product of the base and the height. Find the greatest area of the segment.
Two tangents are drawn to a circle. Draw a third tangent so that the triangle bounded by the tangents has the least area.
Through a point inside a right angle, draw a line so that its segment between the sides of the angle is least.
Through a point inside a right angle, draw a line so that the perimeter of the resulting triangle is least.
Find the point on the curve for which the subtangent is maximal.
At what point of the curve should the tangent be drawn so that its segment between the coordinate axes is least?
Find the greatest distance from the origin to the tangent to the curve .
Find the point on the parabola closest to the point . Investigate the result depending on .
Find the least length of the segment of the normal to the parabola lying inside the parabola.
Draw a normal to a parabola that cuts off from it a segment of least area.
Find the least possible area of the triangle formed by a tangent to the ellipse
and the coordinate axes.
Determine the greatest (least) angle between conjugate diameters of the ellipse
Determine the greatest angle between the normal to the ellipse
and the diameter drawn to the same point.
Find the greatest distance from the normal to the ellipse
to its center.
Find the greatest distance of a point of the ellipse
from the end of its minor semi-axis. Analyze the various cases (, , ).
Inscribe in a semicircle of radius an ellipse of greatest area (; see the preceding problem).
Two points of the parabola , having abscissas and , are to be joined by a two-segment broken line so that the greatest absolute difference between the corresponding ordinates of the parabola and the broken line is least. Find the position of the intermediate vertex of the broken line and of the points where the broken line meets the parabola. By what factor will this "error" be smaller than the "error" of the chord?
An arc of the parabola between the points with abscissas and is to be replaced by a broken line of segments with the least "error." Verify that the least "error" equals , if is the sagitta of the arc (the error of the chord).
By direct division in ascending powers one can establish the identity:
Starting from it, show that the series
converges for and its sum equals .
Using the identity , prove that the series, whose convergence is to be established directly,
converges and has sum equal to unity.
Prove the equality
Prove the equality
Using the hint of problem 1586 (), find the sum
Prove the equality
where it is assumed that .
Having established the equality
prove that in this case, as , the limit of the sum of the series is not equal to the sum of the limits of the terms of the series, namely: , while
Investigate the convergence of the series for various values of the variable :
Investigate the convergence of the series for various values of the variable :
Investigate the convergence of the series for various values of the variable :
Investigate the convergence of the series for various values of the variable :
Investigate the convergence of the series for various values of the variable :
Investigate the convergence of the series for various values of the variable :
Investigate the convergence of the series for various values of the variable :
Investigate the convergence of the series:
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Investigate the convergence of the series for , :
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Investigate the convergence of the series , if , and .
The series is formed by the following rule: , where , and is a constant number. Prove that for the series converges, and its sum equals .
Using the preceding result (problem 1615), prove that for the series converges.
The terms of a series are formed by the rule:
where , and is a constant number. Prove that for the series diverges.
Prove that the series diverges for .
Establish that the series is divergent, relying on the inequality
Investigate the convergence of the series:
Investigate the convergence of the series:
Investigate the convergence of the series:
Investigate the convergence of the series for :
Investigate the convergence of the series:
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Investigate the convergence of the series:
Investigate the convergence of the series:
Using the fundamental criterion of convergence, prove that the sum of an absolutely convergent series does not change if the same terms of the series are arranged in any other order.
Show that the sum of a non-absolutely convergent series does not change if the terms of the series are rearranged so that none of them is moved from its place by more than places, where is any given number.
Prove the equality
thereby showing that for non-absolutely convergent series the sum depends essentially on the order of the terms.
Using the equalities
prove that , while , and hence .
Prove that the series is convergent, while the series , obtained from the first by rearranging the terms, is divergent.
Prove that the series
converges on the segment , but not uniformly.
Prove that the series
converges for every , but not uniformly. The same series converges uniformly on any finite segment .
Prove that the series
converges uniformly on the whole real axis .
Prove that the series
can be differentiated term by term.
Prove that the series
represents a continuous function of .
Using Abel's identity, prove that the series
when the conditions
hold, converge uniformly on every segment containing neither inside it nor at its endpoints the values .
Prove that the sum of the series
represents a continuous function.
Prove that for the sum of the series of problem 1643, , has derivative:
Prove that for the function of problem 1644 has no derivative (while nevertheless being continuous).
By direct division, arranging the polynomials in ascending powers of the variable , prove the series expansions:
;
, .
Using the identity , prove the series expansion:
Assuming the series expansion
to be legitimate, and multiplying both sides of the equality by , prove that , , , , and in general that are the Fibonacci numbers, defined by the equalities for , , .
Using the identity
find a formula giving the general term of the Fibonacci series.
Prove that in the series expansion of the fraction
which holds for and for sufficiently small values of , there exists the relation between the coefficients : ; .
Expand the polynomial in powers of .
Expand the polynomial in powers of .
Prove the equalities:
by expanding the left-hand sides in powers of .
In the expansion for , replace by ; starting from the series for and , obtain Gregory's series:
Obtain the equality
From the series for obtain the expansion for , as well as the expansions:
valid for every .
Using Euler's formula , find the sum .
Using Euler's formula , find the sum .
Using Euler's formula , find the sum .
Using Euler's formula , find the sum .
Using Euler's formula , find the sum .
Using Euler's formula , find the sum .
Prove the equality
Prove the equality
Prove the equality
Here, as elsewhere, it is assumed that .
Prove the equality
Prove the equality
Prove the equality
Prove the equality
Applying Lagrange's formula to , where
prove that for the equality
holds.
Applying Lagrange's formula to , where
prove that for the equality
holds.
Using the binomial theorem, obtain the expansion
Prove that for the equalities hold:
Prove the equality:
Prove the equality:
Expand the function in powers of .
Expand the function in powers of .
Expand the function in powers of .
Expand the function in powers of .
Expand the function in powers of .
Prove the equality
Verify that
Verify that
By a suitable change of variable, obtain the series expansion:
By a suitable change of variable, obtain the series expansion:
By a suitable change of variable, obtain the series expansion:
Obtain the series expansion:
Obtain the series expansion:
Find the sum of the series , using the equality:
Find the sum of the series , by forming the products and .
Noting that the coefficients of the series
are related by , where is the coefficient of , find the sum of the series by multiplying it by .
In the series
each successive coefficient equals the sum of the three preceding ones. Find the sum of the series.
Multiply the two series: and .
By direct multiplication, prove that
where .
By multiplying series, prove the equality
Prove the equalities:
By direct summation, find and verify that for
For Morgan's series
one can obtain (for )
and hence the series always converges, but
Prove this.
Find by direct differentiation the derivative of the series , .
Find by direct differentiation the derivative of the series , .
Find by direct differentiation the derivative of the series .
Find by direct differentiation the derivative of the series .
Verify that
and from this obtain:
and
Prove that the sum of Gauss's hypergeometric series
satisfies the equation
where
The Bessel function is defined by the series
Prove that it satisfies the differential equation
Prove that
satisfies the differential equation
Having formed the differential equation for the corresponding function, prove the series expansion for :
Having formed the differential equation for the corresponding function, prove the series expansion for :
Having formed the differential equation for the corresponding function, prove the series expansion for :
Prove the series expansion:
Prove the series expansion:
Prove that , where and are the series of the two preceding problems (1710 and 1711).
Prove the series expansion:
From problem 1713 () obtain
By expanding in two ways, verify that
Noting that is an even function, we may conclude that the expansion of has the form
where are the corresponding coefficients (the Euler numbers). Multiplying term by term by the equality
obtain a recurrence formula for the Euler numbers:
Since , it follows from this formula that
Verify this.
It is known that , where are coefficients (called the Bernoulli numbers). Prove that for the Bernoulli numbers there exists the recurrence formula:
From this formula it follows that
Verify this.
Write the first five terms of the expansion in powers of for the function .
Write the first five terms of the expansion in powers of for the function .
Write the first five terms of the expansion in powers of for the function .
Write the first five terms of the expansion in powers of for the function .
Prove that for small the approximate equality has an error approximately equal to , and use this equality to compute the values of the radicals:
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Prove the approximate formula
and use it to compute the roots: , , , .
There is the following approximate formula for extracting roots:
where is an exact power close to . Prove that the error of this formula is approximately equal to .
Using the formula of problem 1724 (), compute the following roots:
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Using the binomial theorem and the equality
compute the value of to 10 digits.
Using the binomial theorem and the identity
compute to 10 digits.
Using the series for at and , as well as the identities
compute the natural logarithms of the numbers and to 10 decimal places.
Prove that the quantities
have, respectively, the following series expansions:
Prove that the tabular difference of ordinary five-digit logarithms of numbers, i.e. , for is approximately expressed by the formula ; is the modulus of common logarithms, being expressed in hundred-thousandths.
Prove that the tabular difference of logarithms of sines given one minute apart, expressed in hundred-thousandths, can be given by the approximate formula
Prove that formulas of the same kind for sines and for logarithms of tangents have the form:
The approximate equalities , have high accuracy for small angles (in some cases the more accurate formulas , are needed). At what visual angle is the diameter of a factory chimney of radius 2 m seen from a distance of 10 km?
The disk of the Sun is seen at an angle of . How many times greater is the distance to the Sun than the diameter of the Sun?
A railway embankment has a grade of . What angle does it make with the horizontal?
In a day the Earth traverses approximately an arc of of its orbit, whose radius is km. Determine by how much the Earth's path deviates from a straight line in 1 second (27 km) and in 1 minute?
An arc of of the Earth's meridian is about 112 km. By how much is it longer than its chord?
Prove the approximate formula: , where is the height of the observer above the horizon in meters, and is the distance to the horizon in kilometers.
In measuring the distance between two points, the reading on a stretched tape showed 12 m. Knowing that the sag of the tape was 20 cm, and taking the shape of the tape to be an arc of a circle, determine the distance between the points with a correction for the sag.
Using series, compute to within .
Using series, compute to within .
Using series, compute to within .
Compute to within using the identity
Shanks computed to 707 digits using the identity of problem 1743 (). How many terms in the expansions of and did he have to retain?
One of Huygens's rules for computing the circumference of a circle is equivalent to the equality
where and are the perimeters of the circumscribed and inscribed regular polygons, and is the radius of the circle. Prove that the error of this equality is approximately equal to .
Find the limit .
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Applying series expansions, find the limit .
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Find the limit of the ratio of the area of a circular segment to the area of the triangle formed by the chord and the tangents at the ends of the arc, as the arc of the segment tends to zero.
The same question for the segment and the triangle formed by the chord and the two chords joining its ends to the midpoint of the arc.
If , , are the sides of a spherical triangle, and , , the opposite angles, then
What does this formula become if , and are small?
A body falls in a medium whose resistance is proportional to the first power of the speed. The distance traveled in seconds is expressed by the formula
where is the mass, the coefficient of friction. Find approximate formulas for when is large, and also for the case when is very small.
Find the extreme values of the function given explicitly: .
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Find the extreme values of the function given explicitly: ; , , .
Find the extreme values of the function given explicitly: .
Between the positive numbers and , insert other numbers so that the value of the fraction
attains its greatest value.
Find the greatest and least values of the function , given implicitly as a function of and by the equation .
Find the greatest and least values of the function , given implicitly as a function of and by the equation .
Find the greatest and least values of the function , given implicitly as a function of and by the equation .
Find the greatest and least values of the function , given implicitly as a function of and by the equation .
Find the greatest and least values of the function , given implicitly as a function of and by the equation .
Find the greatest and least values of the function , given implicitly as a function of and by the equation .
Find the greatest and least values of the function under the condition .
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Find the greatest and least values of the function under the conditions , .
Find the greatest and least values of the function under the conditions , .
Find the greatest and least values of the function under the condition ; , , .
Find the greatest and least values of the function under the condition ; , .
Find the greatest and least values of the function under the condition , where all and are positive, as are the numbers .
Find the greatest and least values of the function under the condition .
Find the greatest and least values of the function under the conditions , .
Hadamard's inequality for the determinant of the third order
has the form
Prove this inequality.
Maclaurin's inequalities: if and , then
and so on. Prove these inequalities.
Huygens's problem (see problem 1807) can be reduced to proving the inequality:
if . Prove this inequality.
Of all triangles with the same perimeter , find the one with the greatest area.
Find the greatest area of a triangle with given base and angle at the apex.
Divide a given triangle into two parts of equal area by a segment of least length.
Prove that in a triangle the radius of the inscribed circle is no greater than half the radius of the circumscribed circle.
Inscribe in a given triangle a triangle of least perimeter.
Inscribe in a given square a quadrilateral of least perimeter.
Inside a quadrilateral, find the point for which the sum of the squares of the distances to the vertices is least.
Find the point for which the sum of the squares of the distances to given points is least.
Find the greatest area of a quadrilateral with given sides , , , .
Find the polygon with the greatest area having given sides .
Find the greatest area of a polygon with sides inscribed in a circle of radius .
Find the least area of a polygon with sides circumscribed about a circle of radius .
Inscribe in a given circle a triangle for which the sum of the squares of the sides is greatest.
Inscribe in a given circle a quadrilateral of greatest area with given angle .
On the plane of a triangle, find the point for which the sum of the squares of the distances to the sides of the triangle is least.
Of all planes passing through a given point, find the one most distant from the origin.
On the ellipsoid
find the point most distant from the origin.
Find the greatest volume of a parallelepiped with given sum of its edges .
Find the greatest volume of a rectangular parallelepiped with given total surface .
Circumscribe about a rectangular parallelepiped with edges , and the ellipsoid of least volume.
Through the point , draw a plane forming with the coordinate planes a tetrahedron of least volume.
Determine the dimensions of a rectangular box, open at the top, so that for given volume and wall thickness the least amount of material is used.
Determine the dimensions of a cylindrical vessel with given surface and greatest volume.
Inscribe in a given cone a rectangular parallelepiped of greatest volume.
Which of the cones with given lateral surface has the greatest volume?
Find the vessel of greatest volume having the shape of a frustum of a cone with given base and slant height: .
Two points are given on an ellipse. Where on the same ellipse should a third be placed so that the resulting triangle has greatest area?
Find the shortest distance from the point to the parabola .
Inscribe in a given isosceles triangle a parabolic segment with common axis and greatest area. The area of a parabolic segment equals of the product of the base and the height.
Inscribe in a given ellipse an isosceles triangle of greatest area with base parallel to an axis.
On an ellipse, find the point closest to the given point of the major axis.
Circumscribe about an ellipse a triangle of least area with base parallel to an axis.
Find the normal to an ellipse most distant from the center.
Find the normal to the ellipse with semi-axes and whose segment inside the ellipse has least length.
Draw to an ellipse a tangent whose segment between the axes has least length.
Find the area of the ellipse obtained by cutting the ellipsoid with the plane .
Draw to the ellipsoid the tangent plane with least sum of intercepts on the axes.
Prove that of the chords parallel to the axis and lying between the plane and the elliptic paraboloid , the maximal one passes through the center of the plane section.
In the segment of the elliptic paraboloid cut off by the plane , inscribe a rectangular parallelepiped of greatest volume.
To the ellipsoid , draw a tangent plane such that the centroid of the triangle cut off on this plane by the coordinate planes is least distant from the origin.
To the ellipsoid , draw a tangent plane forming, with its planes of symmetry, a tetrahedron of least volume.