Help with university level calculus

[MrSquirrel]

so right now im stuck on these questions. id really appreciate some help or input. thanks in advance!

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[B40]

Give me one second and I'll get started right away on your homework. Do you have any other questions? I'd rather do them all at once..

[najibs]

so right now im stuck on these questions. id really appreciate some help or input. thanks in advance!

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Would you like fries with that?

[ElChico]

Here are the answers...

1. Tommy Douglas
2. Sound of Music 1965
3. x= 3.2
4. a) is 12 and b) is Yellow.

[shawn99]

You should be sitting at a mathlab not in front of a forum

[awestruck]

I would do 1 and 2, but I'm too lazy to write out the solutions. Too long.

[AnimeEd]

for #2, use the L'Hopital's rule (google it)

[The_One]

LOL. You guys are too much. :lol:

[Mehrtens]

Dude that's like grade 10 math in some parts of the world :lol:

[awestruck]

for #2, use the L'Hopital's rule (google it)

You can't use L'Hopital for #2. It says to use first principles, so I'm assuming the definition of a derivative???

[akwok]

If you need help with that homework, do yourself a favour and drop out of university now.

[mrlooneytoon]

yeesh. looks like something i did in first year calc.

electrical eng student by any chance? haha

I'd help but then I have my own calc problems!

[mingming]

It does read a CHALLENGE problem.
So sitting down and asking RFD isnt really much of a challenge.

[joeschmo]

how bout the squeeze theorem for the sin x one

[evman150]

"Challenge" problems?

What kind of pansy ass calculus class is this?

Must be calculus for biology/economics students or something.