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Sol 4
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2. (a) If and are positive numbers, find the maximum value of , ≤ ≤ .
Sol. ′
′ in ⇒ ∈ , and
.
Note that .
The maximum value of is
.
(b) Find the absolute maximum and absolute minimum value of on .
Sol. ′ ⇒ ∈ ∉ , critical number of :
⇒ absolute maximum value of :
absolute minimum value of :
3. Prove that the function has neither a local maximum nor a local
minimum.
Sol. Note that ′ . Hence ′ has no solution.
Hence has neither a local maximum nor a local minimum.
2. (a) Show that the equation has at most two real roots.
Sol. Let .
Suppose that has distinct roots, say ( ⋯ ).
Note that is continuous on and differentiable on ,
and .
By Rolle’s Theorem, there exists ∈ , such that ′ .
But ′ has only one real root, .
This is contradiction.(Note that .)
Therefore the equation has at most two real roots.
(b) Show that the equation cos has exactly one real root.
Sol. Let cos.
Note that , and is continuous on .
By the Intermediate Value Theorem, there exist ∈ such that .
Hence has at least one root.
Since cos ≤ ,
sin sin
≤ .
Therefore, the inequality sin sin ≤ holds for all and .
Chapter 4. - 3 -
(b) Prove that
sin .
Sol. Let sin .
Clearly is continuous on and differentiable on .
Fix ∈ . Then is obviously continuous on and differentiable on
By the Mean Value Theorem, there exists ∈ such that ′ ,
sin
that is, , or sin .
Note that for .
Hence the inequality
sin
holds.
(c) Prove the inequality tan if .
Sol. Let tan .
Clearly is continuous on ∞ ∞ and differentiable on ∞ ∞ .
Fix . Then is continuous on and differentiable on .
By the Mean Value Theorem, there exists ∈ such that ′ ,
tan
that is, .
Note that for .
tan
Hence for , and so
the inequality
tan for holds.
Then ′
on , and so
if
if
.
ⅰ) The case of .
sec csc
ⅱ) The case of .
sec csc
(iii) sec csc ,
sec csc .
Therefore, sec csc
if ≥
.
if ≤
6. Let and be continuous on and differentiable on . Prove that there exists a
number in such that ′ ′ .
Sol. Note that if , the equality trivially holds.
So we assume that .
ⅰ) The case of .
By the Rolle’s Theorem, there exists ∈ such that, ′ .
So that the equality holds.
ⅱ) The case of ≠ .
Let , where .
Then is continuous on and differentiable on , and also .
By the Rolle’s Theorem, there exists ∈ such that, ′ .
So we have ′ ′ ′ . Therefore, ′ ′ .
(b) Using sinh cosh and tanh sech , show that sin tanh tan sinh .
Sol. Note that sin tanh
tanh ′ sech sech
tanh
sech
and tan sinh
sinh ′
cosh sech .
sinh cosh
Let sin tanh tan sinh . Then ′ for all .
By (a), is constant on ∞ ∞ , and so for all .
Therefore sin tanh tan sinh for all .
(b) Prove lim ln sin
by using the definition of a limit.
→
cos sin
Sol. limcsc cot lim
sin
lim
→ → → cos
(b) lim ln tan
→∞
tan
Sol. Notice that ln tan ln .
tan
lim lim lim lim lim ∞
→∞ → ∞ →∞ → ∞ → ∞
ln sin
Sol. lim ln sin cot ln lim
→ → tan ln
sin cos
lim
.
→ sin sec ln ln
sin cos
lim
→ ln sin sec ln
(d) lim
→
ln ln
Sol. Put , then ln .
ln ln
ln ln
Using L'Hospital's rule, limln lim
ln
,
→ →
and so lim
.
→
Chapter 4. - 7 -
(e) lim
tan
→
Sol. lim tan lim
cot
lim
→
→
csc
→
ln
Sol. Put tan , then ln tan ln .
cot
Using L'Hospital's rule,
ln
lim
lim .
→
cot → csc
Hence lim tan .
→
cot ln sin
Sol. Put sin , then ln .
tan
Using L'Hospital's rule,
cos
lim ln lim
.
→
→ sin sec
cot
Hence lim sin .
→
sin
(h) lim
→ tan
sin
Sol. lim
lim (by L'Hospital's rule)
→ tan →
lim
→
lim
→
lim
→
Chapter 4. - 8 -
tan
(i) lim
→∞
Sol. Put . Using L'Hospital's rule,
tan
tan
lim
lim lim .
→ ∞ → →
tanh sech
Sol. lim lim (by L'Hospital's rule)
tan
→
→ sec
tanh
lim
→ tan
tanh sech
Using L'Hospital's rule, we have lim
tan
lim
.
→ → sec
tanh
Hence lim .
→ tan
(b) lim
→
ln
ln
Sol. lim
→
lim lim (by L'Hospital's rule)
ln → ln
→ ln
ln
ln ln
lim lim (by L'Hospital's rule)
→ ln → ln
(c) lim
→
tan
tan
Sol. Note that lim lim . (by L'Hospital's rule)
→ →
tan
lim
→
tan lim
→ tan
lim
→ tan
(by L'Hospital's rule)
lim
tan
→
Chapter 4. - 9 -
Or putting tan ,
tan sec
lim
→
tan
tan
lim lim lim
tan
→
tan sec
(by L'Hospital's rule)
→ →
tan
tan
tan
lim lim
tan sec tan
→ →
sec
tan sec
Notice that lim
lim by L'Hospital's rule.
→ →
tan
tan
⋅
Hence lim
→
tan lim .
→
tan
sec
3. The figure shows a sector of a circle with central angle . Let be the area of the segment
between the chord and the arc . Let be the area of the triangle .
Find the lim
.
→
Sol. Let
. Then sin sin
and sin cos sin sin cos .
sin cos
lim
lim lim
sin cos
(by L'Hospital's rule)
→
→
→ cos cos sin
cos
lim
→ cos cos cos
lim
cos
.
→
4. If ″ is continuous, show that lim
″ .
→
′ ′
Sol. lim
lim (by L'Hospital's rule)
→ →
′′ ′′
lim (by L'Hospital's rule)
→
″ (by the continuity of ″)