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Calculate the local extrema of a function f(x)=ex/C1(C2sin(x)−C3cos(x))
The graph of f(x) has to be identified.
The first derivative of f(x) has to be calculated.
The min max points have to be identified using the graph and/or calculated using the first derivative method. Requires solving trigonometric equation
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J. Richard Snape was given access to the Min_max_v1 5 years, 8 months ago
Anna Strzelecka 5 years, 9 months ago
Created this as a copy of Anna's copy of Maria's copy of Mario's copy of Interactive Newton-Raphson method.Name | Status | Author | Last Modified | |
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Interactive Newton-Raphson method | Ready to use | Bill Foster | 19/04/2017 11:03 | |
Interactive Newton-Raphson method | Should not be used | Christian Lawson-Perfect | 14/02/2020 12:57 | |
Senida's copy of Interactive Newton-Raphson method | draft | Senida Krcic | 15/11/2018 03:27 | |
Mario's copy of Interactive Newton-Raphson method | draft | Mario Stevanovski | 15/11/2018 03:44 | |
Maria's copy of Mario's copy of Interactive Newton-Raphson method | draft | Maria Aneiros | 27/05/2019 05:57 | |
Keith's copy of Maria's copy of Mario's copy of Interactive Newton-Raphson method | draft | Keith Tarnowski | 03/06/2019 14:24 | |
Anna's copy of Maria's copy of Mario's copy of Interactive Newton-Raphson method | Doesn't work | Anna Strzelecka | 16/08/2019 15:12 | |
Min_max_v1 | draft | Anna Strzelecka | 10/01/2020 14:29 | |
Min_max_v2 | draft | Anna Strzelecka | 16/08/2019 14:51 | |
Maths_and_Stats's copy of Interactive Newton-Raphson method | draft | Maths_and_Stats Advice | 19/09/2019 13:49 |
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Name | Type | Generated Value |
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a | integer |
5
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maxy | integer |
53
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ans1 | number |
0.3781
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m | number |
1.8
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results | list |
List of 7 items
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b | integer |
8
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tol | integer |
0
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ans | number |
1.3557
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tans | number |
1.3557081483
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a1 | number |
8.5
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a2 | integer |
11
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a3 | integer |
14
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a4 | number |
0.3
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maxy_poly | integer |
620
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maxysincos | integer |
21
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as1 | integer |
6
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as2 | integer |
7
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as3 | integer |
4
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minysincos | integer |
-12
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ANSas2 | integer |
38
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ANSas3 | integer |
31
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inv_tan_sol1 | decimal |
dec("-8.86501535133746829180739022442356375632e-1")
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inv_tan_sol2 | decimal |
dec("2.253498464866253170819260977557643624368")
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inv_tan_sol3 | decimal |
dec("5.191461142465229517714543795534516124683e-1")
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inv_tan_sol4 | decimal |
dec("-2.620853885753477048228545620446548387532")
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f_min | number |
-6.8602500533
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f_max | number |
11.5807167336
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Generated value: integer
5
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- maxy
- results
- tans
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Ask the student a question, and give any hints about how they should answer this part.
Which of the following graphs represent the function
${e^{x/\var{as1}}}({\var{as2}}sin(x)-{\var{as3}cos(x))}$
Notes:
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Choice 1
{sincos(as1,as2,as3,minysincos,maxysincos)} -
Choice 2
{sincos(-as1,-as2,-as3,minysincos,maxysincos)} -
Choice 3
{sincos(as1,1/as2,as3,minysincos,maxysincos)} -
Choice 4
{sincos(as1,as2,1/as3,minysincos,maxysincos)}
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