Module 12 - Answers
 
Lesson 1
 
 Answer 1
 
12.1.1

When y = sin x is increasing the derivative is positive. When y = sin x is decreasing the derivative is negative.

 
 Answer 2
 
12.1.2

When y = sin x has a turning point the derivative is zero.

 
 Answer 3
 
12.1.3

The derivative of y = sin x is y = cos x.

 
 Answer 4
 
12.1.4 The derivative of y = cos x is y = -sin x.
 
 Answer 5
 
12.1.5 The amplitude of the derivative is 2 and its period is .
 
 Answer 6
 
12.1.6 The derivative of y = sin 2x is y ' = 2cos 2x.
 
 Answer 7
 
12.1.7

The derivative of y = sin 3x is the function y = 3cos 3x. We usually write y ' = 3 cos 3x.

The derivative of y = sin 4x is y ' = 4cos 4x.

 
 Answer 8
 
12.1.8 The derivative of y = sin kx is y ' = k cos kx.
 
 Answer 9
 
12.1.9 The derivatives are:

 
 Answer 10
 
12.1.10 The derivative of y = cos(kx) is y ' = -k sin(kx).
 
 Answer 11
 
12.1.11 The graphs of Y1 and Y2 appear to be the same.
 
 Answer 12
 
12.1.12 The derivative of y = ex is y ' = ex.
 
 Answer 13
 
12.1.13 The derivatives are:

 
 Answer 14
 
12.1.14 The derivative of y = ekx is y' = kekx.
 
 Answer 15
 
12.1.15 The derivative of y = f(kx) is y ' = k f '(kx).
 
Lesson 2
 
 Answer 1
 
12.2.1

The derivative is .

Graphical support:

  [-3, 3, 1] x [-2, 2,1]
 
Self Test
 
 Answer 1
 
 
 Answer 2
 

False. A calculator can only be used to support, not prove analytic work.

 
 Answer 3
 

False

 
 Answer 4
 

  [-3, 3, 1] x [-2, 2, 1]
 
 Answer 5
 

[-3, 3, 1] x [-5, 5, 1]

 

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