(See) Use linear approximation to approximate √[3]27.5; (b) ln
Question: Use linear approximation to approximate
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\(\sqrt[3]{27.5}\); (b) \(\ln \left( 1.01 \right)\)
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(Steps Shown) The linear approximation at a = 0 to sin 4x is A+Bx,
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[Steps Shown] Evaluate the following limits x→ 3lim ((5x+1)/(x^2-8))^3/4
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[All Steps] Use L’Hospital Rule: x→ 0lim (ln (1+x^2))/(e^x)-
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(All Steps) Prove that cos x<1-1/2x^2+(1)/(24)x^4 (Assume that
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[Solution] Given one example by graph of the function which satisfies:
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![[Steps Shown] Evaluate the following limits x→](/images/solutions/MC-solution-library-32615.jpg "[Steps Shown] Evaluate the following limits x→ 3lim ((5x+1)/(x^2-8))^3/4")
![[All Steps] Use L’Hospital Rule: x→ 0lim](/images/solutions/MC-solution-library-32616.jpg "[All Steps] Use L’Hospital Rule: x→ 0lim (ln (1+x^2))/(e^x)-")
![[Solution] Given one example by graph of](/images/solutions/MC-solution-library-32618.jpg "[Solution] Given one example by graph of the function which satisfies:")
