Contents 3. Techniques of Differentiation 3a 32 33 a4 35 36 37 a8 39 3.10 Logarithmic Differentiation Differentiating Functions Involving the Power Rule, Constants and the Sums of Differentiable Functions feces Differentiating Functions Involving Produets, Powers and Quotients Differentiating the Composite of Functions Using the Chain Rule - Differentiating Rational Powers of a Function . . . Derivatives of Trigonometric Functions . . Derivatives of Logarithmic and Exponential Functions... Higher Order Derivatives Implicit Differentiation Derivatives of Functions of the Form f(2) = g(2)M® 3.11 Tangent Lines... osChapter 3 Techniques of Differentiation 3.1 Differentiating Functions Involving the Power Rule, Constants and the Sums of Differentiable Functions For questions numbered 1-23, compute the indicated derivative. ‘The letters a,},¢,a,8,-7, represent con- stants, Answers should be simplified and in a factored form wherever possible. Ly=8e— 225; Day [Dey = 32°(6: 2 2=Sas?+ ere # 3 y= (V3) ~ (V2) 4 y= ey w=4) Ryaltet hae tss 6. y= Fz" ~ 30? 4 $e — 1) — (204 +20" — 322-9); Day 7. Gt) =at(a+f)t+(o+8+y)% C2) [6'2) =a +58 +44) 8. u(z) = HE; y/(2) 9. F() = Sieasee Se) 10 y= Sees w=5 IL y=Sah 1a yw ecbstgheeel 13. f(z) = 52! + 172248; f"(z) UF" a) = 5052" + 342] 14 y= (ot bo); Day 5 Dey 5 #2) '@)=1 17. fle)=2+|e-3); f"(2)45 8.2 Differentiating Functions Involving Products, Powers and Quotients 18. fle)= 2 PD and CY 19. f(z) =2+)?-2}; £0) rae- 20. fla) = 24/2; s'@) 21. It is true that singee-$4 H+ Ct cope = 1 H+ ht (Dt ‘These are infinite series representations of sin and cos. By differentiating the series term by term, {ind formulae for D, sin and Dz cos. 22, Flat) art + bet +ex®; Dy Fle?) [Pa F(et) = S02 + 5ba? + 10er] 23. (a) Fl@*)=28 4822 +1; DesF(e") (e) F(ya)=2t+24% DyzhVa) (©) P@+l)sat+22+2 DeryFe+)) (@) Fla—z)=0? 202428 Ya=% Dian\Fla-=) 2A, Use the definition of the derivative to prove that D.(aj(2) ~ bg(a)) = aDef(#) ~ bDsg(2) 3.2 Differentiating Functions Involving Products, Powers and Quo- tients For questions numbered 25-68, compute the derivative. Answers should be simplified and in # factored form wherever possible. %.y=(athe); yf [uy = 6ba(o-+ bo®)*] 26, y= (2 +20)(8041); # 21. y= (28 +a? —2e + )fe? + 90-5) ¥ 2B. y=(B+a\+e") Dey [Dey = 2(52° + 122 + 16)] 29, 2=(a-s\(e tart) & 30, W = (a+ ba)(at — abet a%6%2? — abte? + bat); W" ai. f@) re) [r@)=-a] 3. ste) f(a) Da My; Day [Dev = =r] 35. FQ = Bs PO‘Techniques of Differentiation 46 5 PW 5 Ite) [rte = see] A 1yh o! [# = 8(602 +2 ~2)(209 + 22 — 42-14] 4 ve) = GF wie) 45. 7(0) = (1+ 07)(1+ 65); (0) orks v= ws] Wu= day 48. y= (2-i)(e~2)(-3); Dey 49. y= (@-1)"(@—2)(@—3); Dey [Day = (~1)(4e = 176417) 50. y= (e-1)%(e—2)(@-3); Dey Si y= 5 2r—5); y’ 52. y= (7-1)%(e—2)(e-3); yf Iv = @—1)%(w~2)(62? ~ 262 + 26)] 58. y= ithe; Dey $4. Given that (2) = u(2) - v(2) -w(2), find a formula for f'(x). (Hints Apply the rule for finding the derivative of the product twice.) Apply this formula to differentiate the following funetions. 55. (a) f(@) = (0? + 22 - 6)(3x — 2)(2? +5) (0) fle) = 2? +2)(02 — 442-41) (9) fle) =e +3)? 41) @ se)=@ +2418 56. Given that f(r) = $f}w(x), find a formula for f(x). (Hint: Apply the rule for differentiating a quotient and the rule for differentiating a product) (1a) = smedgecede] Apply this formula to differentiate the following functions. () #0) = (#84) @-0) () #2) = (5H) @+5) (©) Fle) = (BE) (et —208 +1)aT 3.3 Differentiating the Composite of Functions Using the Chain Rule 57. Using the product rule find a formula for the derivative of f(a Apply this formula to differentiate the following funetions. (@) fa) =(@? + 22-1)? (b) fla) = (23 + 72? — 8x — 6)? (© te) =(@" - 22+ 3-9)? 58, Given that n is a positive integer and f(z) = 2". Find a formula for /'(z). (Hint: Use the quotient rule for differentiating.) Apply this formula to differentiate the following functions. 420-4 @) s@)= ©) @=% (©) §(@)= 30-203 @ §O=k-% (@) y=att 59. 90) = V3H+ 3; vd [ews = 4] 60. f(a) = (2? ~ ax-+-2)(28 + 20-6); (8) and f'(2) In problems 61 to 64, find the equation of the tangent line to the graph of y = f(2) at the indicated point. 61. y=044; (048) 62, 63. 64. 65. Find the point, in the first quadrant, on the parabola y = 2? +4, such that the tangent line at that point passes through the origin. [2.8)] 66, If fla) = 3 (et 24), find 7'Ce) 2 3.3. Differentiating the Composite of Functions Using the Chain Rule Disferentnte the flowing functions and simplify the answer 67. (32-+5)°; Day = (a8 +32—%) P(e) [F"(@) = Te? +32 — 1)°(122" + 3)] 69. (6 32)"; Dey 68. Ft‘Techniques of Differentiation 48 70. F(z) = (827 +4)5; F(z) TL (45%; Day [Dey = ~3(0+5)~4] 72, f(t) = (2? +80—2)4; aed BB +2 342) y Dey y= srckesai Dev [Pou = eG] 75. (2-22) y Day 76. y= (a? 3242); Diy TT. (2 +1)*(@8— 22)? =; Day [Day = 22(2? + 1)(a* ~ 2)(524 — a2? — 2)] 78. f(x) 8 + 20 — 6)8(a? — dr +5)"; f(x) 79. (x®@— at 4 Y@ +206) =; Dey f@) [ree = spuesegen) 80. f(x) = 8 SEE a Dy a2. y= (52); Day 3, Gn Dey 84. 6 = (22° 427 4z—1)4; gf 86. 9= aii Dey [Deu = —sA4y] 87. (@+5)*(8x — 6)8(72? + =u; Dey 88, g(t) = MEM-BE Ha _ yi) (Day = 2464+ 1f(8e — 7)"(28 + Be 4)-7- (Oat +9123 ~ 18402 + 1972 +57] 90. f(c) = (a? +22 —3)!9(an+5)'8, le) 3.4 Differentiating Rational Powers of a Function Diferentiate functions numbered 92 to 131, and simplify the answer where possible 92. 29 —se8 tarda; Day [Deu = fat 20-4 gor] 93. ft)= YEFRFI; ple) M2294 20 =y, Dey49 95. y= (a+ 1)°Qe—1)4; Dey 96. $28 +228 Dey 1. fe)= 7a HE 9s, beached iy Dey 99. y= (3492-427) of 100. 2yz+3¥2?—- 52a =y;, Day 101. y=ava"—a% 106. (2? +2r+3)F=y, Dey WI y= Gay Dev 108. (229 — 822 + 82 —1)~ 109. f(a) = (e+ VF EFE Dafle) 10. YEE =; Dey UL. y= (a? +30)8; Dey 1g, GbseaTAeS ys Day 113. A(t)=tv9P=1; H(t) 114. Qz+3)432—2)F =y; Day 115. F(z) = (at —28)#; P(e) 116, (22 —1)3(7e—3)? = y U7. y= VIF us, Yer iPe—T=y; Day U9. Na) =2-+2)VE=B Dex) 120. G(t) = (va- vi); a(e) 121. fO= VE ro $8.4 Differentiating Rational Powers of a Function [Pav = be +1)?(2e - 193262 1) [Dev= Sed — get ped [s-S9) [Pev= Per+a)8 = (22 + 1a? +80 42)-# [reo = ee [Dew = 22-1) 12-3) (Ate ~ 18)‘Techniques of Differentiation 50 2. 0)= VER ro [r= aa] Bh yes ay 124, y= (te — a9 a)8; Dey 15. f= (4 N= PE) [oro = sesuegn] 126. d(x) = Ve-1Ve+T, Dz@(x) 127. y= JER Dey 128. y= VB+ es Dey [p= 24] 120. y= VEE VE Dey 190. y= VE+/% Dey ISL v= phe Dey [Deu = tee ~ 1] 3.5 Derivatives of Trigonometric Functions Differentiate the following functions: 132. y = cose [Dey = cos 2 ~ sin 2asinz] [ar/do = 0} 138, 2 = a(0 ~ sing) 139, 140, [7'@) = 20 e206? +-5)] uM. a2, 143, Iu’ = -2(cos2x + sin 22)} MA, y = (e502 — cot 22)? 145. Ot) = Vou TT M6, y= sin* x + cost51 ur. 148, 149, f(a) = 150, G(¢) = eos" sing 151. y= cos? VE 152. 153, y= VI-Fian? a, -$ <0 <5 154, a(e) = tan Vz 155. le) = SBE 156, 187 158 159, 160. ot, 102, 163. 164 165. ants 166. y= cos" sine 167. y= cos" sine 168, y= taneseer 169. y= tansocx 170. y= sinsincostanz* 3.5 Derivatives of Trigonometric Functions ~cos! + 20in 4] [e@) = radkeasy = 20072] (ree) = Heseas] 2a cosazsin az] ([Pea(@) = [7'@) = cot* 8] [Dey = ~2cossin? 2 + e054 3] [Dey = cossin cos tan 2? - cos cos tan 22 - (~ sin tan 2?) - sec? 2? - 2] 171, Differentiate the function represented on each side of the following identities. Obtain in this way either new identities or familiar or obvious ones. (a) sin®@ + cos? = 1 (b) 9008 = aka (©) tand = S85 (a) sin20 =2sindcos0‘Techniques of Differentiation 52 IL, (€) sin(0+ a) = sind cosa+cosésina ) tan(o + 0) = antigens, [sec?(0 +0) = ey] (B) sec? 6 + exc? @ = esc? Ose? 9 3.6 Derivatives of Logarithmic and Exponential Functions Differentiate the following functions and simplify your answer where possible. 172. (a) f(a) =e* (b) F(z) =4er¥4 © ses" @ se) =) 178. (a) f(a) =e(1 +e) () f(z) =ee* © f@)=ee @) Ha)=8+e pes 174, (a) f(2) = act (b) f@=2 © 1@)=5 (Ie) = vee 175. (a) (b) f(z) =e 420% 41 () (@) f(z) 176. (a) fc) =20-* ©) fe)=e+ate (©) f@)=28 ber () f@)=vEe™ 77. (a) Fle) e+e" (bo) f(@) = (+1? © fe)=ve= @) Sa) = vat 178. (a) f(a) = sey (b) © fe) = g22 @ 179. (@) fle) = Her +e) ©) © fe)=e tue @ 180. (a) f(z) =|e*| (0) F(z) = eel © fe)= vee (@ fle)=erl—e 181. (a) (2) =sinet ©) fe)=esine © S(@)=er*sine @ f@)=esine 182. (a) f(z) = ete ©) fe) = came (©) fz) seme (@) f(a) = (sing) evn + cose +) * sin(w + 2n)185. 186. 187. 189, 190. 191. 198, 194, 106. 197, 198 @) (a) () (a) ©) (a) (e) (a) © . (a) (co) @) (e) fie) f(z) = Wwe") Se) = ae" f(a) = Ine" f(a) =2-e8* $(e) = ele) f(a) = etme $2) Fe) =Inz? f(a) = nar f(z) = (nz) in(z* — 1) f(@)=Inyz (2) = In{sinz) J(e) =sin(in) (2) = In(sin? 2) f(@) fle) = sin(lne) ‘S(e) = seclin(s + 10)] S(e) = In / FE f(x) =In 1 - 2sin? F(v) = In(esex + cotz) $0) = may (a) = Bees f(z) =ene—2 S(2) =in( ) 3.6 Derivatives of Logarithmic and Exponential Functions b) @ O) @ (b) (a) (b) (@ (b) (a) >) @ ) @ () @ (b) @ © (a) ©) (@) (b) @) ” (a) (b) (a) (b) (d) Sa) = In(e) f(a) =e Sle) = ae? fa) = wey J (x) = sin? x + In(e™"#) S(a) = stn (c#) f(x) =In(x +e") S(@) = n(ac*) sa) = 2inz f(2) =hn2~ Inde f(@) = pina? J(@) =" (3) f(@) = (nz? f(a) = Ving F(2) = ln(tanz) F(a) = cos(Inz) S(@) = (see) S(@) = tn(cos2*) f(z) = tan(n2x) F(@) = cos(ina*) A(x) = In (tan({ + §)) fl) = Infecc + tanz) f(z) =In(cosesinz) f(z) = In(cos* a — sin? «) {@)=" 33 Me) = BER f@= ws $0) = wie fe) = pes f(@) =In(inz)Techniques of Differentiation 199. (a) f(z) =In|z} 0) f@)=shy © fe) =m¥eelte (@ f@)=In(e+ Ve™=7) 200. (a) f(z) = In (Vz? FT a) ©) f(@) =n te (©) fe) =n / ES (@)f(e) = In (352) 201. (a) f(e) = Acne (b) fle) = Acree (© F(z)= Acme @) F(z)= Ane** 202. (a) fe) = 10" ©) f(@) = 101 (©) f@)=ae4 (@) fl) 28+ 203. (a) f(x) = 2v= (0) fz) =P" e041 (©) fla) = (W0- + 1077? (@) fe)=2- 408 204. (a) f(x) = 229" (>) f(w) = 2! 410" (0) He) = vex (@) f(s) = 2808 — 22 205. (a) fle) = Fy (©) Fle) = 100% 206. (a) (a) = #2E (©) f(z) = log, 2* 207. (a) f(x) = BRE (b) f(2) = n2log, « (0) £(e) = logyo(z™*9) (@) F(z) = togya(t0"*) 208. (a) f(@) = log, Slog, x () f(a) = ewe (© sla) = Atotone® (@) fle) = Atoese% 200. (@) f(a) = 2 log, (©) Fle) = logs (e2") (© fla) = 2660 (@) fe) = 22h 210. (a) f(2) =2* + og, 2° (0) fe) =2" + sin" © fe) =e (@) Ff (2) =clogiox 3.7 Higher Order Derivatives In problems 211 to 281 do the following: (@) Compute the frst derivative, simplify, and identity your answer. (©) Compute the second derivative, simplify where possible, and identify your answer55 211 212, 213, 2, ais, 216. aur. 218, a9. 2a. 222, 224, 225. (@) @) year? +brte y= sin? y= tan(z? +1) y=sin’z ye l+tantz y=csczsing y= 2cos* a —1 y= gee y=tanz—6sinzoose y=sinz + cos y= Esin(ut +0) ¥= mea ya test v= (@-Ne+1t y= apt y=VB+ te y=vEET y= (+3047) (b) (@ 3.7 Higher Order Derivatives y= 9et ved years yavE y=2snzes02 y= seca? y= cos? — sin? y= tanscote ye sazcong + coesting y=1-2sin?e a y= Asinut y= Acoswt + Bsinwt v= ey (ete)‘Techniques of Differentiation 226, (a) ) 227, (a) © 228. (a) © 229, (a) te) 230. (a) © 231. (a) ©) ya Vie™ y= cose y=In(x?~a) yaInz—2ing y=zine pains ysaing? v= In(laz) ysetne yxe para? In problems 252 to 253 find the indicated derivative. 232. (a) (b) 233. (a) (b) 234. (a) (b) 237. (a) (b) (a) (b) 239. (a) () "e) where J") where FOR) where s"@) whee $2) where f(z) where Ja) where JC) where $2) where f(z) where Sz) where F(x) where 1 (@) 12) 7) f(e) Se) = 28(2¢ —1)* J) I(@) = 024 +brte fe) =? +8 fa) = Ha) = 22+ 1)? F(a) = See f(a) =at~ 208 43 et Sl) =24 -22t 2 Ia) = (22418 Sta) = Sy A(2) = In( + az) (b) 56 yoeins yaaet yo ins? yah v=(e+3)ne ye! es) y=In(In? x) Y= log, (8)87 240. (a) 2A. (a) 242. (a) 243. (a) 244. (a) 245, (a) 246. (a) 247. (a) 248. (a) 249. (a) 250. (a) 251. (a) 252. (a) 253. (a) fra) #8) 1") "@) i") sa) (f9)"(0) gay o-2) ra) (9) (ogy) of%(x) nO (e) 42) 1(e) 72) f(z) FO) 1(@) se) FO) 1@) SO) ie) SOO) Feet) Gone) ‘where where where 3.7 Higher Order Derivatives F(a) = a8h(a), (1) =3, h'(1) =} and AN(1) = 4 (2) = (@ 1) 92), 9(5) = 1, (5) = 4, (5) = 2 and (5) = 10 F(a) = &9(0), (0) =1, 9/(0) =0, and g"(0) =—1 f(z) = e*9(z) and g(a) = o(2) (x) =In(h(z)) and '(2) = h(x) F(2) = 29(2) and o/(2) = o(e) £(0) =2, £0) =-4, #0) = §, 9(0) =10, 90) =2 and g"(0) = —1 (a) = [R(2)]8, ACL) = 2, BCA) = § and RA) = (2) = VI~ aCe), 9(-2) = 3, of(-2) = 3 and g"(-2) =5 F(a) = 9(a® +1), 9(2)=3 and g"(2) =f Sa) = 292), 9(8) = 6, o"3) ~ 1 and 93) =2 (0) = 1, (0) =2, 9"(0) =f, (0) =0, R"(0) 1, B/(1) =6 and A"(1) = 10 g(a) = (e+ )-F A(z) = (1—22)8 f@)=a+% Sa) =a tat yt f(z) =2" f(@) J@)= 5 f(a) = ve Sa) = VaFi LG) = why Se) = VEFT f(z)=Ine fle) =2inz ‘f() = sin ad Fla) =0"lnz Gla) = 2e*‘Techniques of Differentiation 58 3.8 Implicit Differentiation Sotation: Tt is not possible to solve for y in terms of x. Therefore diferentite implicitly with respect Da(siny) = De(e +4) cosyDay=1+Dey (Chain rule) ‘Now solve for Dzy: cos yDzy — Det Dzy(cosy ~ 1) Day = = 2 Find the equation ofthe tangent line to the graph 2* + y® —82%y? +1 =0 atthe point (1,1). Solution: Differentiate implicitly with respect to 2 : Dale? +? — 80%y? +1) = D,(0) 82? + Sy? Dey ~ 62y? — 6x%yDzy = 0 ote here the use of the chain rule and the product rule.) Now solve for Dy 8y°Dey ~ 62 y Das Ta ilope of the tangent line, m, at (1,1) is obtained by substituting 2 — 1, y = for Dey since m= Day at (1,1); the result is (e-1 ory+2—-2=0, into the expression 1. Therefore the equation of the tangent line is In problems 254 to 263 find y' by implicit differentiation, 254. (a) 2a? — 5y? = 10 ©) Ptaryrayryyad ©) +y*~Saay=0 (@) att yheat 255. (a) (e) xtoyt © (a) 2ey-yPa 256. (a) (d) (2? PP aot ty? (c) @ vi-yy=1 257. (a) ©) 24 vei +y=4 © @ a-aytya1 258. (a) () tny-y=sineye © (@ siny=a? +239 3.9 Derivatives of Functions of the Form f(z) = 9(2)"®) 259. (a) (siny) sine = 1 (b) sine +y) +3 () yssin(@e+y) @ M8 +siny 260. (a) e¥ =sine (b) a () esiny=2 (@) ute 261. (a) ye! = 0? +22 (©) = cos(e + 2y) () Ptear @ Peiae 262. (0) bay? () = tan(e +497) (©) Ine-y)=24y (a) nfety)=20" 263. (a) Ina? In2y=6 (b) 2y—Iny= (©) &=5+Ing @ &=mne 3.9 Derivatives of Functions of the Form f(z) = 9(z)*® Example: Differentiate y= 2° Method I: ‘This method uses the result: z = el8* mele") (oY = (In(ar)yeno"d (chain rule) (e)'=(@nz)2* (property of logarithms and substitution) (y= (2+ m2) a= (product rule) ec (14 Ing)e* ‘Method If; Take the logarithm of both sides of y = 2* and then differentiate implicitly Iny =hn(e*) Iny =2ine # =(24+m2) (differentiate implicitly) Y= tna) (colve for ¥/) ¥ =s*(1+inz) (eince y = 2*) Differentiate the following functions using both Methods I and Method II. 264. (a) yaa (b) y=at*) () y=ae (@) yest‘Techniques of Differentiation 60 265. (a) y samme ©) y=Ginz)* 266. (a) yas © y=avet 267. (a) y=ele) 6) y= (©) y=cosa® @) y=(e+1" 268. (a) y= (Inz)™* (b) y= (na)? (©) w= (et +ayne (@ y= (cosa) {2 Probloms 269 to 279 find the equation of the tangent at the speciied point om the eurve defined implicitly by the given equation, 269. (a) x? 6,-a) (b) (2,6) (e+ (1,2) @ @,-2) 270. (a) 2? +y? (-3,4) (b) (8x +2y)#(@—y) = 8 (4,2) (©) @+yt (0-1) @ FE=-5 -2) 271. (a) xeosyt+ysinz=$; (3.x) (b) sinfay) +3y=4; (2,1) (©) (einz)(cosy) = 33 (3,4) (@) tanzy=1; (4,1) 272. (a) seer +tany=1; (0,0) (0) ose (#B2) +5in(H)4y=3, G1) 273. (a) Yee=ax; (0,0) (©) =y (1) 3.10 Logarithmic Differentiation Dilferentiate problems 274 to 280 using logarithmic differentiation and simplify your answer where posible. 4 (0) y=(e+i)e~H0—2)* © v= [Sey] (©) y= (@-1"(2-2)(3-2) @ = Se 275. (a) y= ernkeent ) ys VIme VINB Ime © y= 8 @ »= ee 26. (9) y= Ons ©) y= C+ an(2+ 62) © y= Sag—0 @ = iea1 277. (a) 278. (a) (©) 279. (a) (e) 280. (a) (e) ¥* Dogan) y=@-1)ne = U= Wer 1 et y= Gerge ws v= avi of)? 3.11 ‘Tangent Lines In problems 281 to 287 find the equation of the tangent line to the coordinates of this point. 281. (a) ©) 285. (a) 286. (a) 287. (a) yes ate=1 ya des; atead y=3r-20; ate=3 ya—2n, ate y= Vie; y= hi yearend; at y= se, ate=2 ate=6 a atz=§ ysa(e—sinz); ate=0 y= Veosta; ate=¥ ya ev atz=0 ata vse +41); ate vain + y=ehz; ate=0 1D) ate ata= 1 (b) (@) (b) @ (b) (@) (b) @ (b) @ (b) @ (b) (a) (b) @ 3.11 Tangent Lines o- Tater y= 2%in(e +1) y= vaF=2 In(e +19) y= xin VREFB = enn y= One) 24a yep v= tigen y= cand (ony the specified point on the funetion and give y=22%; at v=VITH ate yaale ate ua fides ata y=InGin(aa)); ate= & yoin(sin?2); ate = 5 v=lnvecr+tanz); ate=0 y=2% ata=~2 yas, atzat y=", weno yal"; ate=‘Techniques of Differentiation 62 {mn the following questions determine at what point or points on the curve does the tangent line have slope m. Your answer must include both coordinates of the point or points in question. 289. (a) Problem 281a, where m = 0,—1, and 2 (>) Problem 281¢, where m = 0,1, and 4 (c) Problem 282a, where m = 0,4, and 1 (@) Problem 282d, where m = 1,—1,0, and —8. 290. (a) Problem 283, where m = 0,1,~1, end 2 (6) Problem 2880, where m=~2, 2, and 4 (©) Problem 283d, where m= —1,0,1, and 2, 291. (a) y=sing; where m 5210, 3,1, and 2 (©) y=2cos2; (© y= —tsing; where m= —4,-1,0,4,1,2, and 4 (@) y= tana; where m= 4,1,10, and 100. 292. (a) Problem 285d, where m= 1,2,~1, and —2 (®) Problem 286, where m= 4,1,4, and 10 (©) Problom 287b, where =1,0,1, and 4 (@) Problem 2874, where m = 0. 293. (a) Problem 288a, where m = —1,0,1, and 2 (b) Problem 288b, where 4, and 1 (©) y= 27, where m. 204. The tangent line to the graph J at the point P passes through the origin. Find the coordinates of P if (@) f(a) =e (b) f(z) (©) f@)=me (@) £2) 295. Find an equation for the line (or lines) tangent to the curve y = 2* which passes through the point (0,2). 296. Show that the tangent to the curve y = In at any point can be constructed by joining the desired Point of contact to the point on the yraxis which is a unit distance below the point of contact. Infe +1) 297. Show that the sum of the intercepts of any tangent to the curve 23 +y? =a @ constaat.