Problems
[31/94%]Give an example of a differentiable function , , such that:
its graph has an asymptote as , but does not exist;
its graph has no asymptote as , but exists.
The graph of the function has an oblique asymptote as . Prove that if for , then the graph approaches this asymptote from above, and if , then the graph approaches the asymptote from below.
Sketch the graph of the function.
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Sketch the graphs of the functions without investigating convexity:
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Sketch the graph of the function given by the parametric equations:
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Construct the curve.
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Construct the curve.
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Construct the curve.
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Construct the curve.
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Construct the curve.
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Given a curve as the graph of an equation, represent it parametrically and construct it:
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Construct the curve, switching to polar coordinates:
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Construct the curve:
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Sketch the graph of the function in polar coordinates:
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