SESSION 3 PART 2

11. Find the first derivative of y if

A.
B.
C.
D.
Same lang ito sa mga nakaraang examples ko sa differential calculus. Kung hindi niyo alam
ito, basa muna kayo sa mga naunang example.

NOTE: Pag parehas ang sagot, HUWAG GAMITIN ANG 1. USE 2 or 3.

12. Find the second derivative of y if

A.
B.
C.
D.
So, mano-mano ito since walang shortcut pag second derivative. Sa board exam may
ganyan. So let's test kung marunong pa kayo sa mano-mano.

13. Find the third derivative of y = x ln x.

A. -1/x
B. -1/(x^2)
C. -1/(x^3)
D. -1
So, mano-mano ito since walang shortcut pag third derivative. Sa board exam may ganyan.
So let's test kung marunong pa kayo sa mano-mano.

14. Find the derivative of y if .

A. -x/y
B. x/y
C. y^-3
D. -y^-3
change to function of x then use d/dx function. Kayo na bahala kung anong value ng x gusto
niyo. Then compare.
Actually same lang ito sa #7.
15. Find the first derivative of y if
A. y / (x+y)
B. -y / (x+y)
C. y / (x+2y)
D. -y / (x+2y)
Same lang sa #14.

16. Find the partial derivatives with respect to x of the

function
A. y^2 - 5
B. y^2
C. xy-5y
D. 2xy
Mag-iisip ka ng value ng y and then kapag dinirivative mo, equal siya dun sa value ng y.

For example, y = 4.
Substitute 4 in the equation. The equation now becomes 16x-20+6 or 16x-14.
Then use (d/dx)(16x-4).
Ang x natin dito ay always 1.
So kung anong nakuha niyo answer diyan, kailangan mag equal siya dun sa answer. For
example ang answer ay 16. Letter B and tamang sagot kasi y = 4 and y^2 = 16.

17. The function is discontinous at

A. -1, 3
B. 1,-3
C. -1,2
D. 1,-2
Use d/dx function then x=x and press CALC.
Isubstitute ang lahat ng choices at kung saan nagerror, yun na.

18. Find the slope of the tangent line to the graph of the
function at the point where x=3.
A. 60
B. 66
C. 72
D. 78
Radian mode. Use d/dx function with x=3
Slope tangent is equal to the first derivative(y')

19. If y=4cos x + sin 2x, what is the slope of the curve when x = 2
radians?
A. -2.21
B. -4.94
C. -3.21
D. 2.21
same with #18.

20. Find C so that the line y = 4x + 3 is tangent to the curve y =

x^2 + C.
A. 4
B. 5
C. 6
D. 7
Remember:
m1=m2 (tangent/parallel)
m1= -1/m2 (normal/perpendicular)
And y=4x+3 should be tangent to y=x^2+C

First, get the first derivative or slope of y=4x+3.

Use d/dx with x=1, therefore the slope is 4.
equate y' = y'
(y=4x+3) = (y=x^2+C)
4 = 2x
and x = 2. Then get the value of y from y=4x+3
y = 11. Therefore, our pt is (2,11)
Substitute this to Y = x^2 + C to get the value of C.