Chapter 3: Applications of the Derivative
Q. 17
A functionf that is defined on [鈭2, 2] with f (鈭2) = f (2) = 0 such that f is continuous everywhere, differentiable everywhere except at x = 鈭1, and fails the conclusion of Rolle鈥檚 Theorem .
Q. 17
Find the locations and values of any global extrema of each function f in Exercises 11鈥20 on each of the four given intervals. Do all work by hand by considering local extrema and endpoint behavior. Afterwards, check your answers with graphs.
on the interval
Q,18
For Exercises 15鈥20, sketch the graph of a function fthat has the indicated characteristics. If a graph is not possible, explain why.
f positive, f' negative, and f'' positive on.
Q. 18
Determine the graph of a function f from the graph of its derivative f'.

Q. 18
Calculate each of the limits in Exercises 15鈥20
(a) using L鈥橦opital鈥檚 rule and (b) without using L鈥橦opital鈥檚 rule.
Q. 18
For each function f that follows, construct sign charts forf, f',and f '', if possible. Examine function values or limits at any interesting values and at 卤鈭. Then interpret this information to sketch a labeled graph of f.
Q. 18
Find the locations and values of any global extrema of each function f in Exercises 11鈥20 on each of the four given intervals. Do all work by hand by considering local extrema and endpoint behavior. Afterwards, check your answers with graphs.
on the interval
Q. 18
Suppose the radius r, height h, and volume V of a cylinder are functions of time t, and further suppose that the volume of the cylinder is always constant. Write in terms of r, h, and .
Q. 18
A function f defined on [1, 5] with f (1) = f (5) = 0 such that f is continuous everywhere except for x = 2, differentiable everywhere except at x = 2, and fails the conclusion of Rolle鈥檚 Theorem .
Q,19
For Exercises 15鈥20, sketch the graph of a function f that has the indicated characteristics. If a graph is not possible, explain why.
f negative, f' negative, and f'' negative on