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WORKED SOLUTIONS

Introducing differential
calculus

6
Answers

A = t 3 t 2 + 3t 3

Skills check

A = 3t 2 3t 36

f (r) = 2 (2r 2 18) = f (r) = 2r

f (r) = 2(r + 3) = 2r + 6

f (r) = 2(2r 3) 2 = 4(2r 3) = 8r 12

f (r) = 2(5 2r) 2 = 4(5 2r) = 8r 20

f (r) = 6(r + 5) = 6r + 30

f (r) = 5 2(7 r) 1 = 10(7 r) = 10r 70

f (5) = 7,

f (5) = 13

f (2) = 11,

g (5) = 25,

f (3) = 4
g 1 1

g (2)

= 11 ,
2

f (4) = 3.2,

g (15) =

1
5

f (3) = 4.5

= c
2S

r =

A
S

r =

r r 3 3V

r = 2A

2 3 =

r r

42 = 16

1

2

x1

y + 3 = 2(x 5) y = 2x 13

y 2 = 3(x 4) y = 3x + 14

3V
Sh

14
24

2S

1
23

A
4S

1
8

x2

x3

dy
dx

f ( x ) =

dy
dx

f ( x ) = 169

6
x3

8
x5

7
x2
x

dy
= 358
dx
x
dy
= 22
dx
x

8x

18x 2

28x 3

15x 2

4x 3

12

f ( x ) = 14 x

18x

3 2
x
2

3x 3

dy
dx

9x 2

x 3

2x 2

g( x ) = 3x 2

30x 5

63x 8

4x 7

9x 11

6x 8

10

dy
dx

6x + 15x 2

20x 3 4

11

g( x ) = 15x 2 +

9 33x 2

4x 3 + 3

12

dy
dx

5 + 24x 5

18x 5

4x + 3

13

dy
dx

14

g( x ) = 6x 2 2x +

15

Ac( x )

7 + 20x

Exercise 6B
1

Exercise 6A

dA
= 36 12t 2
dt
dA
12t + 30 dt = 12
dA
t 3 5t 2 dt = 3t 2 10t
dA
2t 2 + t 6 dt = 4t + 1
dA
15 + 7t 2t 2 dt = 7 4t
dA
18t 2 9t 35 dt = 36t

A = 36t 4t 3

A=

A=

A=

A=

A=

2t + 3

Exercise 6C

1
16

x4

dA
= 3t 2
dt
dA
= 6t 3
dt

4 

4

5
x3

6
x3

3
x2

= 2x 3 +
x3
2

20
x6

4
x5

6
x9

 6x 

2x 

10
3x 5

5
2x 2

3
x3
3
2x 3

Exercise 6D
1

dy
dx

= 2x 3

when x = 4,
2

dy
dx

dy
dx

= 2(4) 3 = 5

dy
dx

= 6 3(0)2 = 6

= 6 3x 2

when x = 0,

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Worked solutions: Chapter 6

WORKED SOLUTIONS
3

dy
dx

= 8x 3 9x 2

when x = 3,
4

dy
dx

dy
dx

= 21 36x

= 2(2) = 16

= 21 36(1)2 = 15

dy
dx

= 6(2) 5 = 17
4

= 40 10(0) = 40

ds
dt

dW
14
dp

ds
dt

= 35 + 12t = 35 at t = 0

5
2 dA
dh

At h = 3 ,

= 42 u

= 8r

16

dA
dr

=5

17

dV
dr

= 21r 2 +

18

dA
dr

= 2r +

19

dV
dr

=6

20

dC
dr

= 45

16
.
r3

When r = 3,

When r = 4,

dA
dr

2S
r2

dy
dx

At P,

25
2

5
2

. When r = 1,

5
2

+1

+1

At R,

dy
dx

=5

16
64

18
9

= 3 2x = 3
6 = 2x
x=3
Also, y = 4 + 3(3) (3)2
=4+99
=4
So, R = (3, 4)
= 2x 6

dV
dr

x = 2 , y = 3 4
3

dy
dx

= 5 4x

= 5 4x = 9
4 = 4x
x = 1
Also, y = 5(1) 2(1)2 3
= 5 2 3
= 10
So the point is (1, 10)

= 86

= 4 at r = 1
3

= 6x + 1 = 4 when gradient is 4.

dy
dx

8
4

dy
dx

when gradient is 9

= 43

15
50 10

dy
dx

= 22

= 21 4 +

dy
dx

point is ( 2 , 3 4 )
6

=5 2

15
.
2r 2

When r = 5,

dV
dr

=6

36
.
r4

When r = 1,

dC
dr

= 45 36 = 9

10

dy
dx

= 3x2 + 3

when gradient is 6,

dy
dx

= 2x + 3
dy
dx

= 2x + 3 = 7
2x = 4
x=2
2
At P, y = (2) + 3(2) 4
=4+64
=6

5

2

= 3 2x

6x = 3

56
3

= 21.75 4 = 87

= 24

8
. When r = 2, dV
r2
dr

Exercise 6E
a

dV
dr

14 u 4
3

4
9

dW
dp

= 21.75p2. When p = 2,
18
.
r2

5

2

10
4

= 2(a) 6 = 6
2a = 12
a=6
2
Also, y = (6) 6(6) = 0
So R is (6, 0)

11

dy
dx

At R,

= 35 + 12(3) = 71

dv
= 80
dt
dv
12
= 0.7
dt
dA
13
= 42h2.
dh

At Q, y = 2
=

dy
dx

s = 35t + 6t 2

= 4x + 1 = 9
4x = 10

= 20(1) + 8 = 12

= 40 10t
ds
dt

dy
dx

x=

= 6x 5

At t = 3,

At Q,

= 20x + 8

dV
15
dr

= 4x + 1

= 16

dy
dx

At t = 0,
10

dy
dx

= 3(6)2 5 = 103

when x = 2,

dy
dx

dy
dx

ds
dt

dy
dx

= 2x 3

At (2, 28),
9

dy
dx

dy
dx

when x = 1,
8

= 8(3)3 9(3)2 = 135

= 3x 2 5

when x = 6,
6

dy
dx

y = 10x 2 + 8x
when x = 1,

=3+3=6
3x2 = 3
x2 = 1
x = 1

when x = 1
y = (1)3 + 3(1) + 4 = 8
when x = 1
y = (1)3 + 3(1) + 4 = 0
So points are (1, 8) and (1, 0)

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Worked solutions: Chapter 6

WORKED SOLUTIONS
8

dy
dx

13 a

= 3x2 6

when gradient is 3,

dy
dx

= 3

3x2 6 = 3
x2 = 1
x = 1
At x = 1, y = (1)3 6(1) + 1 = 4

At x = 2, f (x) = 8 1 = 7 and
f (x) = 8 2 + 1 = 7 so f (x) = f (x)

f (x) = f (x) 2x2 x + 1 = 4x 1


2x2 5x + 2 = 0
(2x 1)(x 2) = 0
Second point is ( 1 , 1)

At x = 1, y = (1)3 6(1) + 1 = 6
14 a

So points are (1, 4) and (1, 6)


straight line has gradient m =
m=

6 ( 4)
1 1
10
= 5
2

At P,

4 = 2 = b

At

4 = 2

dy
=2
dx
dy
Q, dx = 2x

21 ( 11)
2 2
32
= 8
4

x = 1 y = 1 4 + 1 = 2

At x = 1, f (x) = 3 2 = 1 and
f (x) = 3 1 1 so f (x) = f (x)

f (x) = f (x) 3 2x = 3x x2 1

15 a

straight line is y (11) = 8(x 2)


y + 11 = 8x + 16
y = 8x + 5
2
10 a b = (1) 4(1) + 1= 2
2x 4

Second point is (4, 5)

dx

f (x) = 4x 1
f (x) = f (x) 2x2 x 1 = 4x 1
2x2 5x = 0
x(2x 5) = 0
x=0

16 a
b

points are (5, 5) and (2, 9)


17

x + 4x + 5 = 2x + 4
x2 + 2x + 1 = 0
(x + 1)2 = 0
x = 1
(1, 2)

so d = 2

At

At

P, dy = 2 5 3
dx
dy
Q, dx = 2x 3 =

0 = x 6x + 5
Second point is (1, 2)

dy
dx

= 6 2x = 2 at x = 2

dy
dx

= 6x = 6 at x = 1

dy
dx

= 4x 5 = 7 at x = 3

tangent is y 7 = 7(x 3) y = 7x 14

= (x 5)(x 1)

= 6x2 = 6 at x = 1

tangent is y + 7 = 6(x 1) y = 6x 13

so f (x) = f (x)
f (x) = f (x) 4x x 1 = 4 2x

dy
dx

tangent is y 8 = 2(x 2) y = 2x + 4

At x = 5, f (x) = 4 10 = 6
or f (x) = 20 25 1 = 6

= 2x = 6 at x = 3

tangent is y 2 = 6(x 1) y = 6x 4
c

f (x) = 4 2x

dy
dx

tangent is y 9 = 6(x 3) y = 6x 9

=7=b

x = 0 y = 3 d = 3

(x + 5)(x 2) = 0

( 5 , 9)

x2 + 3x 10 = 0

= 2x 3

and

x2 + 5x 5 = 2x + 5

Exercise 6F

12 a

5
2

f (x) = 2x + 5

dy
dx

or

(0, 1)

b = 25 15 3 = 7

11 a

(x 4)(x 1) = 0

0 = 3x2 12 when gradient is zero


x2 = 4
x = 2
At x = 2, y = (2)3 12(2) + 5 = 11
At x = 2, y = (2)3 12(2) + 5 = 21
The 2 points are (2, 11) and (2, 21)

m=

f (x) = 3 2x

x2 5x + 4 = 0

line has eqn y ( 4) = 5(x 1)


y + 4 = 5x + 5
y = 5x + 1
dy
2
9
= 3x 12

straight line has gradient m =

f (x) = 4x 1

dy
dx

= 10 3x2 = 2 at x = 2

tangent is y 17 = 2(x 2) y = 2x + 21

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Worked solutions: Chapter 6

WORKED SOLUTIONS
g

dy
dx

= 4x = 12 at x = 3

tangent is y + 7 = 12(x 3) y = 12x + 29


h

Normal is y

= 2x + 6= 2 at x = 2

tangent is y 13 = 2(x 2) y = 2x + 9

3y

dy
dx

= 8x 3x 2= 32 48 = 16 at x = 4

dy
dx

= 5 6x = 11 at x = 1

dy
dx

= 12x 6x 2 = 24 24 = 0 at x = 2

dy
dx

= 60 10x = 40 at x = 2

tangent is y = 8
l

tangent is y 107 = 40(x 2) y = 40x + 27


m

dy
dx

= 2x 3 = 128 at x = 4

dy
dx

= 3 + 10x = 3 at x = 0

dy
dx

= 10 4x = 10 at x = 0

dy
dx

dy
dx

tangent is y 17 = 3x y = 3x + 17
o

3x 2
4
3x
2

dy
dx

4 = 1 at x = 2

dy
dx

dy
dx

3 2
x
4

24
x3

dy
dx

18
x4

dy
dx

=6+

dy
dx

= 2 (x + 1) y = 2x +

14x = 31 at x = 2

dy
dx

18x

+y9=0

12
x3

= 3 2x = 3 at x = 0 m = 3

dy
dx

= 2(x + 2) = 4 at x = 0 m = 4

dy
dx

= x 2 = 1 at x = 2 m = 1

dy
dx

12

= x 3 = 12 at x = 1 m = 12
1
(x
12

+ 1) 12y 72 = x 1

+ y 29 = 0

8
x2

= 51 =
2

=6

8
x2

= 2 at x = 1 m = 12
x

10

dy
dx

= 4x 3 +

9
x4

= 5 at x = 1 m = 5

Normal is y 4 = 5 (x + 1) 5y 20 = x 1
x
11

dy
dx

= 2 +

1
x2

= 2 at x =

1
2

11
at x = 4
2
11
(x 4)
2

12
1

dy
dx

=5+

9
2x 2

+ 5y 19 = 0
1

m = 2

Normal is y 1 = 2 x 

11x 2y 8 = 0

= 4x = 4 at x = 1 m = 4

2y 2 = x +

1
2

4y

4 = 2x + 1

2x

+ 4y 5 = 0
2

= 5 2 at x = 3 m = 11
2

Normal is y 13.5 = 11 (x 3)

Normal is y 2 = 4 (x 1)

11y

148.5 = 2x + 6

4y

22y

297 = 4x + 12

8 = x + 1
x + 4y 9 = 0

2y + 27 = 0

Exercise 6G
1

dy
dx

+ 12y 71 = 0

= 15 at x = 1

2y 36 = 11x 44

dy
dx

y = 10 + 3x x 2

Normal is y 14 = 2 (x 1) 2y 28 = x 1

= 4 at x = 2

tangent is y 18 =

5y + 22 = 0

3x

16
x3

1
5

20 = x + 2

Normal is y 6 =

= 18 at x = 1

= 3x 2
=5+

= 3x + 1 = 5 at x = 2 m =

= 3 at x = 2

tangent is y 5 = 15 (x + 1) 15x y + 20 = 0
e

7y 25 = 0

(x 2)

tangent is y + 14 = 4 (x + 2) 4x y 6 = 0
d

2
7

2
7

Normal is y 4 = 4 x x + 4y 16 = 0

tangent is y 11 = 18 (x 1) y = 18x + 29
c

Normal is y 2 = x 2 i.e., x y = 0
2
13

tangent is y 3 = 3 (x 2) y = 3x + 9
b

2x = 3 2 = 2 at x = 2 m =

2x

dy
dx

tangent is y + 25 = 31 (x + 2) y = 31x + 37
2

1
2

+ 21 = 2x 4

= 2x 2 = 2 at x = 1

tangent is y +

5y

3 at x = 2

1
3

+ 3y 11 = 0

tangent is y 6 = 3 (x + 2) y = 3x
r

Normal is y 10 = 3 x x + 3y 30 = 0

tangent is y + 6 = 1 (x 2) y = x 4
q

1
2

= x +

7y

dy
dx

tangent is y 0 = 10 (x 0) y = 10x
p

Normal is y 4 = 5 (x 2)

tangent is y 121 = 128(x 4) y = 128x 391


n

21
2

m = 3

= 3 x 

Normal is y + 3 =

tangent is y + 8 = 11(x + 1) y = 11x + 3


k

dy
dx

7
2

1
2

= 12x 2 = 3 at x =

dy
dx

tangent is y 0 = 16(x 4) y = 16x + 64


j

dy
dx

4x

+ 22y 309 = 0

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Worked solutions: Chapter 6

WORKED SOLUTIONS

Exercise 6H
1

dy
dx

At y = 6, x 3 + 3x 2 = 6

= 2(x 4) = 2 at x = 5. At x = 5, y = (5 4)2 = 1

x 3 + 3x + 4 = 0

At (5, 1), tangent is y 12(x 5) y = 2x 9


2

dy
dx

y = x 3x
3

Try x = 1: (1)3 + 3(1) + 4 = 1 3 + 4 = 0

= 3x 3 = 9 at x = 2

so the curve passes through (1, 6)

At x = 2, y = 8 + 6 = 2

dy
dx

tangent is y + 2 = 9(x + 2) y = 9x + 16
3

dy
dx

=1

y=4+

6
x2

6
4

= 1 8 = 8 at x = 4 m = 5 at x = 4
1
52

Normal is y
10y
4

dy
dx

= 2x +

8
5 (x

Thus, y (6) = 6 (x (1))

4)

y + 6 = 6 (x + 1)
6y + 36 = x 1

= 4 at x = 1 m =

1
4

x = 1 y =1 1 = 0

6y + x + 37 = 0
9

Normal is y = 4 (x + 1) 4y x 1 = 0
5

dy
dx

At x = 4 , y = 0. So

y = 8 3x 2 2x 8 = 0

dy
dx

(3x

+ 4)(x 2) = 0

4
3

= 6x 2 =

10 a

at x  4
3

3y

24 = 30x 40

3y

+ 30x + 16 = 0

= 10x 12
x2

3x 10 = 0

(x

5)(x + 2) = 0

= 5 or 2
14 at x 5
dy
= 6 4x =
dx
at x 2
14
tangents are y + 20 = 14(x 5) y = 14x + 50
and y + 20 = 14(x + 2) y = 14x + 8
y = 7 5x 2x 3

11 a

= 5 6x 2
= 5 6 = 11

so normal at (1, 0) has gradient m =


Thus, y 0 =

1
(x
11

11y = x 1
11y x + 1 = 0

16
x2

2x 3 = 16
x3 = 8
x=2
y = 22 +

16
2

= 12

dy
dx

=x+1=5x=4

dy
dx

= 4x 3 + 3 = 3 x = 0

At x = 0, y = 3. So tangent is y + 3 = 3x

1
3 (x

13 a
1
11

16
x2

At x = 4, y = 8 + 4 3 = 9. So tangent is:
y 9 = 5(x 4) y = 5x 11
12 a

when y = 0, 7 5x 2x = 0
Try x = 1: 7 5(1) 2(1) = 7 5 2 =0
so the curve intersects the x-axis at x = 1

16
x2

Since the gradient is zero, the equation of the


tangent is y = 12

dy
dx

= 2x

2x =

At x = 1,

= 2x 16x 2

0 = 2x

y = 6x 2x 2 = 20 3x x 2 = 10

dy
dx

y = x 2 + 16x 1
dy
dx
dy
dx

at x 2

and y 8 = 10(x 2)

3
4

0 = 0 4 + c c = 0, so y = 0 is the tangent

tangents are y 8 = 10 x 

= 0 2(4x 3) 4 = 0 x =

Tangent is y = 0(x) + c

or x = 2

10

10

=3+3=6
1

+ 16x 119 = 0
2
x3

dy
dx

so normal at (1, 6) has gradient m = 6

at x = 4

1
52

= 3x 2 + 3

At x = 1,

y = x 3 + 3x 2

Normal is y + 3 =
dy
dx

=4

12
x5

= 3x 3

0) 3y + x + 9 = 0

= 16 x 5 = 1 x = 1

At x = 1, y = 4 + 3 = 1. Tangent is
y + 1 = 16(x + 1) y = 16x + 15

Normal is y + 1 = 16 (x + 1)

1)

16y + 2x + 17 = 0

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Worked solutions: Chapter 6

WORKED SOLUTIONS
14

dy
dx

= 6x 2 + 18x 24 = 36

3x 2

+ 9x 12 = 18

3x 2

+ 9x 30 = 0

= 5

+ 3x 10 = 0
or

y = 100

or

The pool has reached an area of 45 cm2 when


t = 5 and, at this time, the area is increasing
at 14 cm2s1

W(1) = 5 + 640 + 40 = 685 tonnes

dW
dt

= 10t

dW
dt

(3) 41 tonnes/hr.

ii

dW
dt

(5) = 24 5 tonnes/hr.

2
9

Tangents are y 100 = 36(x + 5) y = 36x + 280


and y 9 = 36(x 2) y = 36x 63
dy
15
dx

+k=7k=1

y
dy
16
dx

dy
dx

= 2kx 2 = 2 when x = 4 8k = 4 k =

b
18

dy
dx

= 4 2k = 4 10 = 6

10 t 3 = 640 t = 4 hours.

This is the time at which the weight of the oil


in the tank reaches its minimum value.

a
b

1
2

y = px 2 + qx 4p + 2q = 5

V = 65 t 2 + 6t + 10 = 65 t 2 + 6t 55 = 0
(t + 11)(t 5) = 0
t

(2)

q=6

Also

dy
dx

(1)

16 cm /sec. when t = 2
= 4 3t 2 =
31 cm /sec. when t = 3
At t = 2, depth is decreasing at 16 cm/sec.
dy
dt

y = 0 when t 3 + 4t 500 = 0
t

= 2px + q = 6 at x = 3

= 7.8 secs (1 d.p.)


3t
2

dA
dt

A = 30

6p + q = 6
(2)
(1) + (2) 3p = 12 p = 4 and q = 18

V (0) = 100 cm3

V (3) = 100 + 6 + 27 = 133 cm3

d
e

a
b
c

dV
dt

represents the rate of change of the


volume of water in the container.
dV
dt

A(0) = 0 cm2
A(5) = 45 cm2

dW
dt

dW
dt

dA
dt

= 4 + 2t = 14 cm2/sec

t
2

= 30

3t 2

+ 2t 120 = 0

(3t

+ 20)(t 6) = 0

= 6 (must be positive)
=

3 6
2

1
2

= 9 2 cm2/sec.

dT
dt

= 10

270
t3

= 10

270
8

= 0 t 3 = 27 t = 3 hours
= 12t 2 2t = 12(2)2 2(2) = 44 degrees/sec

when t = 2.

represents the rate of change of the area

A = 4t + t 2
when t = 5

3t 2
4

= 23.75 tonnes/hour when t = 2

of the pool
d

= 3 2 cm2/sec when t = 2

when t = 6

= 2 + 3t 2 = 2 + 27 = 29 cm3/sec when t = 3

There is 133 cm3 of water in the container


when t = 3 and the container and, at that
time, water is owing into the container
at 29 cm3s1.

dA
dt

1
2

dA

(6)
dt

Exercise 6I
1

= 6 + 2t = 16 m3/min.

At t = 3, depth is decreasing at 31 cm/sec.

1
24

y = px 2 + qx 5 9p 3q 5 = 13 9p 3q = 18
3p

= 5 (must be positive)

dV

dt

(1)

= 2px + q = 7 at x = 2 4p + q = 7

(1) (2) q = 2 and p =


20

= 6 + 2t = 8 m3/min, when t = 1.

= k 3x 2 = 5 when x = 2

12 = 5 k = 7
b = 4 2k + 8 = 4 14 + 8 = 2
dy
dx

dV
dt

= 16k 8 + 3 = 8 8 + 3 = 3

19

The tank was emptying when t = 3, but has


now started lling again at t = 5

= 2x + k = 1 when x = 2 4 + k = 1 k = 6

b
17

= x 2 + x, so b = 9 + 3 = 12

1
9

= 2x + k
6

640
t2

dT
dt

= 0 2t (6t 1) = 0 t =

1
6

sec.

P(0) = 15 i.e. there is a 15 000 dollar


start-up cost
P(5) = 215. The company makes a loss of
215 000 dollars if it produces 5 tonnes of
product

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Worked solutions: Chapter 6

WORKED SOLUTIONS
b
c

dP
dx

= 30x 2 + 80x + 10 dollars/tonne

When x = 2,

P = 85 and

ii

When x = 3,

P = 105 and

dP
dx = 50
dP
dx = 20

The company is in prot when 2 tonnes are


made and as production increases, prot
increases, but although a greater prot is
made when 3 tonnes are produced, increasing
production further will cause prot to fall.

dP
dx

= 0 30x 80x 10 = 0

15

dy
dx

=1

1
x2

= 0 x 2 = 1 x = 1

16

dy
dx

=1

4
x2

= 0 x 2 = 4 x = 2

17

dy
dx

=4

9
x2

= 0 x2 =

18

dy
dx

=8

1
2x 2

19

dy
dx

= 27

20

dy
dx

=1

3x 2
x

8x 1 = 0

Exercise 6K

8 64 + 12

dy
dx

dy
dx

= 2x 6 = 0

dy
dx

= 12 4x = 0 when x = 3

dy
dx

= 2x + 10 = 0 when x = 5

dy
dx

= 6x + 15 = 0 x = 2

dy
dx

= 3x 2 27 = 0 x = 3

dy
dx

= 24 6x 2 = 0 x 2 = 4 x = 2

dy
dx

= 12x 3 x =

dy
dx

= 3 48x 2 = 0 x 2 =

dy
dx

= 6x 2 18x + 12 = 0 x 2 3x + 2 = 0

x
12

dy
dx

x=

1
4

x
dy
13
dx

= 6x 2 12x = 0 6x(x 2) = 0

x
14

dy
dx

= 6 or 2

= 0 or 2

= 60x 15x 2 = 0 x(4 x) = 0

= 0 or 4

! 0;

dy
(2)
dx

 0;

dy
(0)
dx

!0

So (3, 5) is maximum
(1, 1) is minimum
3

dy
dx

= 9 + 6x 3x2 = 0

x2 2x 3 = 0

=0

(x 3) (x + 1) = 0
x = 1 or x = 3
Stationary points are (1, 5) and (3, 27)
dy
(2)
dx

 0;

dy
(0)
dx

! 0;

dy
(4)
dx

0

So (1, 5) minimum

= 24x + 3x 2 + 36 = 0
+ 6)(x + 2) = 0

= 3x2 + 12x + 9 = 0

dy
(4)
dx

= 5 or 3

(x

dy
dx

Stationary points are (3, 5) (1, 1)

1
2

5)(x + 3) = 0

+ 8x + 12 = 0

9!0

x = 3 or x = 1

2)(x 1) = 0 x = 1 or 2

x2

 3  0;

(x + 3) (x + 1) = 0

x=
1
16

24 ! 0;

x2 + 4x + 3 = 0

= 3x 2 6x 45 = 0 x 2 2x 15 = 0

(x

= 0 x3 = 1 x = 1

(4, 4) is a minimum

dy

dy
dx

2
3

So (2, 0) is a maximum

10 dx = 9 + 12x + 3x 2 = 0 x 2 + 4x + 3
(x + 3)(x + 1) = 0 x = 3 or 1
11

x=

= 3x2 18x + 24 = 0

dy
(0)
dx
dy
(3)
dx
dy
(5)
dx

when x = 3

(x

x = 4

Stationary points are (2, 0) and (4, 4)

Exercise 6J

1
4

8
27

1
16

(x 4)(x 2) = 0

giving a maximum prot of 107 088 dollars


when 2.79 tonnes are made.

x3 =

x = 2

when x2 6x + 8 = 0

x must be positive, so x = 2.79 tonnes (3 sf)

= 0 x2 =

8
x3

1
x3

9
4

(3, 27) maximum


4

dy
dx

= 3x2 6x = 0

x(x 2) = 0
Stationary points are (0, 5) and (2, 1)
dy
(1)
dx

! 0;

dy
(1)
dx

 0;

dy
(3)
dx

!0

So (0, 5) maximum
(2, 1) minimum

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Worked solutions: Chapter 6

WORKED SOLUTIONS
5

dy
dx

= 27 3x2 = 0

x2 = 9
x = 3
Stationary points are (3, 54) and (3, 54)
dy
(4)
dx

 0;

dy
(0)
dx

dy
(4)
dx

! 0;

dy
12
dx

dy
dx

0

so

when 3x(6 x) = 0
x = 0, 6
Stationary points are (0, 0) (6, 108)
 0,

dy
(1)
dx

! 0;

1

dy
(7)
dx

dy 1

dx 2

0

1 x

 0;

dy 1

dx 2

 0;

dy
(3)
dx

dy
(2)
dx

= 18 6x = 0
x=3

y(3) = 18(3) 3(3)2 + 2

!0

= 29
dy
(0) > 0; dy (4) < 0
dx
dx

(1, 2) minimum
8

9
x2

1

0x

9x

r3

! 0;

dy
(2)
dx

 0;

dy
(2)
dx

dy
dx

 0;

dy
(4)
dx

= 2x + 1 = 0
x=

!0

dy
dx

1
2

8
x2

0 x2

! 0;

dy
(3)
dx

 0;

dy
(3)
dx

 0;

dy
(5)
dx

13
4

dy
dx

!0

9
x2

1
4

0 x2

! 0;

dy
(5)
dx

 0;

36 x

r6

dy
(5)
dx

 0;

dy
(7)
dx

2x 

16
x2

0 x3

8 x

Stationary point is (2, 12)


dy
(3)
dx

 0;

dy
(1)
dx

!0

so (2, 12) minimum

+ 5

7
4

0; dy (3) > 0 5 , 7 minimum


2 4

dx

At turning points,
dy
dx

(6, 3) minimum
dy
dx

dy
(0) <
dx

!0

5 5
2

=8
=

So (6, 3) maximum

11

= 5 + 2x = 0

y 5
2

Stationary points are (6, 3) and (6, 3)


dy
(7)
dx

x=5

(4, 4) minimum
dy
dx

1 , 13 minimum

At turning points,

So (4, 4) maximum

10

dy
(1) < 0; dy (0) > 0
dx
dx

r4

Stationary points are (4, 4) and (4, 4)


dy
(5)
dx

=
16 x

1
2

y 1 = 1 + 1 3

so (3, 6) maximum
(3, 6) minimum
9

(3, 29) maximum

At turning point:

Stationary points are (3, 6) and (3, 6)


dy
(4)
dx

! 0 (2, 6) is a minimum

At turning point:
dy
dx

r1

 0;

x=2
y(2) = (2) 4(2) + 10
=6

So (1, 2) maximum
dy
dx

!0

2x  4

dy
(0)
dx

0 x2

! 0;

4 1 minimum

Stationary points are (1, 2) and (1, 2)


dy
(2)
dx

4 1

(6, 108) maximum


1
x2

1
3

At turning points:
dy
dx

So (0, 0) minimum
dy
dx

1
,
3

 0;

dy
(1)
dx

1
,
3

1 x

Exercise 6L

= 18x 3x2 = 0

dy
(1)
dx

0 27 x 3

Stationary point is

So (3, 54) minimum

9

dy 1

dx 4

(3, 54) maximum

1
2
6 x3
3

= 3 2x = 0
x=3

2

y 3 = 3 3 + 11 3
2

= 13.25
dy
(0)
dx

> 0; dy (2) < 0 (1.5, 13.25) maximum

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dx

Worked solutions: Chapter 6

WORKED SOLUTIONS
6

At turning points,
dy
dx

= 12x 15 = 0
6

y 5 = 20 6 5 15 5
4

=
dy
(2)
dx

> 0;

<0

5 235
,

4 8

V = r 2h = r 2 (17 2r)

S
V = r2h = (17 h) 2h

12x 3 = 2c c =

maximum

Minimum value occurs at x = 0.6 and is

< 0; dy (10) > 0 (5, 4) minimum

dx

c =

= 2x 18 = 0 for turning points

dy
(10)
dx

> 0 (9, 81) minimum

9
dy
(0)
dx

> 0 (2, 4) minimum

Occurs when 24n = 35 n =

1
(35
5

1
LB
2

1
2

Min

dA
dL

A = (7 + h)h = 7h + h2

Amin

x = 10 t

Value of B

V = 3(10 t)t = 30t 3t

y = 5 2x
2

P = x (5 2x) = 5x 10x
1
(25
2

+ r )r

10

R=

1
R = 2 n(n 25)2

x + 5m = 100 x = 100 5m
a

L = 2m(m + 100 5m) = 2m (100 4m)

35
2

3.25

L (3L  18)

1
(3L2
10

 6L )

3L
(L
10

 18L )

 6)

3
(9
10

 18)

3 L  18
5

 2.7
9
5

1.8

0 30 6f = 0 f = 5

r = 30 3(5) = 15
Max. Value = 5 15 = 75
when f = 5 and r = 15

7
24

C = f (r) = f (30 3f ) = (30f 3f 2)


dC
df

0 2L 6 = 0 L = 3

b=7+h

35 =

5B = 3L 18

3
( L2
10

35
24

35
24

7
35
35
5 24

= 245
48
35
15 
2
10

10

 24n )

15  12 u

Exercise 6M

dN
dn

= 4
< 0;

10

(35 + 12n) = 5 (35n + 12n2)

= 2x + 4 = 0 for turning points

dy
(3)
dx

n
5

= 2n (50 15 + 12n )

Minimum value is N =

x = 2
y(2) = (2)2 + 4(2)

15 12n
10
(15 12n )

10

y = x2 + 4x
dy
dx

N = 2n 5
=

= 81
< 0;

= (12 0.6) 3 = 5.1

x=

y(9) = (9)2 18(9)

12 x 3
2

y = x2 18x

dy
(0)
dx

12 0.6 3
2

Given N = 2n(5 x) and 12n + 10x = 15


10x = 15 12n

x=9

= 3.3

= 4

= 1 (20 x + 12) = 10 x + 6

y = 5 0.36 +

y(5) = (5)2 10(5) + 21

dy
dx

+ 12x 3)

dy
dx

x=5

12 x 3
2
12 x 3 1
= (10 x 2
2
2

= 2x 10 = 0 for turning points

dy
(0)
dx

x )(100 + 4 x )

Hence y = 5x 2 +

y = x2 10x + 21
dy
dx

2
(100
25

235
8
dy
(0)
dx

5
4

x=

L = 2m(m + x) = 2 100 x 100 x + x

11

X = 2(10 + b)b = 20b + 2b 2


dX
db

0 20 + 4b = 0 b = 5

Min. value of X = 2 5 5 = 50

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Worked solutions: Chapter 6

WORKED SOLUTIONS
12

y := tx = t(12 2t) = 12t 2t 2

Exercise 6N

dy
dt

= 0 12 4t = 0 t = 3

y = 3(12 6) = 18 and this will be a


max (positive t 2 quadratic)
13

y
x

A = 2xy = 2(30 3y)y = 60y 6y2


dA
dy

14

x + 2y = 40

0 60 12y = 0 y = 5

Maximise area

giving A = 2 15 5 = 150 Max

A = xy = (40 2y)y = 40y 2y2

y = 3LM = 3 (2M 28)M = 6M 2 84M

dA
dy

dy
dM

12 M  84

0M

84
12

= 0 40 4y = 0 y = 10
y = 10

giving y = 3 14 7
= 294 Min
15

y = c2 + g2 = (8 g)2 + g2 = 64 16g + 2g2


dy
dg

= 16 + 4 g = 0 when g = 4

Amax = 40 10 200 = 200 m2 and


wire should be bent with 2 sides of 10 m and
1 side of 20 m.

c=8g=84=4
Min. value of y = 42 + 42 = 32
16

x+y=6

Minimise S = 2x2 + 3y2 = 2x2 + 3(20 x)2


= 2x2 + 3(400 40x + x2)
= 1200 120x + 5x2

S = x2 + y2 = x2 + (6 x)2 = 36 12x + 2x2


dS
dx

y = 20 x

0 12 + 4x = 0 x = 3

y=63=3
So x = 3 and y = 3
17

y = r2h = r2 (6 r) = 6r2 r3

Stationary point will give min S

dy
dr

dS
dx

= 12r 3r 2 = 0 3r(4 r) = 0

x = 12

r = 0 or 4
r=4

0 120 + 10x = 0

3
h

r=0

Max. y occurs at r = 4, giving


ymax = 16 (6 4) = 32
18

y = m2n = m2(9 m) = 9m2 m3


dy
dm

= 18m 3m 2 = 3m(6 m)
= 0 when m = 0 or 6
m=6

m=0

9m2 m3

2x

Surface Area
A = 2xh + 4xh + 2x2
= 6xh + 2x2
= 6xh + 2x2
Hence 6xh + 2x2 = 150
3xh + x2 = 75
3xh = 75 x2
h = 75 x

3x

Hence Volume V = 2x x h

Min. at m = 0 giving m2n = 0


Max. at m = 6 giving m2n = 36 3 = 108

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75  x
2

2x 2

3x

2
(75x
3

x3)

Worked solutions: Chapter 6

10

WORKED SOLUTIONS
dV
dx

dV
dr

0 75 3x2 = 0

x2 = 25
x = 5 (negative 5 is impossible)

= 0 24r 3r2 = 0

(8 r)r = 0
r = 0 or r = 8
r = 0 gives min volume

x=5

Vmax = 1 S 64 4 = 256S cm3


3

when r = 8 cm and h = 4 cm
7

x = 5
2
Hence Vmax = 3 5(75 25)

y
x

= 2 5 50
=

3
500
3

cm3

2x2 + 4xy = 600


x2 + 2xy = 300
Maximise V = x2y

Width, length, and height is 5 10 10 cm


3

300  x
2

x2

i.e. V =

dV
dx

3x + 2y = 24
y=

24 3 x
2

Maximise A = xy =
dA
dx

1
2

2x

300x  x
3

0 300 3x2 = 0

x2 = 100

24 x 3 x 2
2

x = 10 (10 impossible and gives min)


Vmax = 1 10 ( 300 100 )

0 24 6x = 0 x = 4

y = 24 3(4 ) = 6
2

= 1000 cm3

Will give a maximum, as a negative x 2 parabola

Dimensions are 4 6 cm
5
y

y
r

x + 2y = 120
Maximise A= xy = (120 2y)y = 120y 2y 2
dA
dy

2r2 + 2rh = 600


2rh = 600 2r2

0 120 4y = 0 y = 30
2

Will give maximum A since negative y parabola


Width = x = 120 60 = 60 cm

h=

300 S r 2
Sr

Maximise V = r2h =

S r 2 300  S r 2
Sr

= 300r r3
h

dV
dr

0 300 3r2 = 0

r2 =

r + h = 12
1
Maximise V = 3 r 2h
=
=

1
S r 2 (12 r )
3
1
S (12r 2 r 3 )
3

100
S

Negative r impossible and will give minimum so


r=

10
S

for maximum V.

So dimensions are r =

10
S

and h =

200
10 S

20
S

r 5.64 cm h 11.28 cm

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Worked solutions: Chapter 6

11

WORKED SOLUTIONS
9

11

24 2x
x
x

h
24 2x

V = 350
r2h = 350

V = (24 2x)2x
2

r=5h=

350
25S

r=2h=

350
4S

r2h = 350

ii

h=

iii

A = 2r2 + 2rh

= 2 (12 x) x
= 4x(144 24x + x2)
V = 4 (144x 24x2 + x3),
dV
dx

= 0 144 48x + 3x2 = 0


x2 16x + 48 = 0

= 2S r +

x=4

iv

16 2x

r=

x
x

12 a

V = (16 2x) (10 2x)x


= 2(8 x) (5 x)x
= 4x(8 x) (5 x) cm3
V = 4x(40 13x + x2)
= 4(x3 13x2 + 40x)
dV
dx

700
4S

= 3 175
S

LW = 50000

Length y = 2L + 3W
100 000
W

+ 3W

= 0 3 100 000
=0
2
W

W 2 = 100 000

or x = 2

Max V will be at first stationary point

W = 182.6 m
Will give a minimum (check
V

x = 2 give maximum.

either side).

Length = 2L + 3W = 400 + 750 = 1150 m.

dy
dW

(3x 20) (x 2) = 0

dA
dr

= 0 3x 26x + 40 = 0
20
3

250 m

x=

700
4S

Does give minimum A (check


So r 3.82 cm
and h 7.64 cm
v Amin = 274.9 cm2

10 2x
x

= 4S r 700
=0
2

r3 =

x = 12

700
r

Minimise A
dA
dr

27.85 cm

350
Sr2

Sr

Vmax at x = 4

87.5
S

2S r 2  2S r u 3502

(x 12) (x 4) = 0

10

= 14 4.46 cm

dy
dW

either side)

This gives L = 50000 273.9 m


W

Perimeter = 2L + 2W 913 m

So Vmax = 4(8 13 4 + 80)


= 144 cm3

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Worked solutions: Chapter 6

12

WORKED SOLUTIONS
13 a

(2L + 2W) 3 + 5W = $3950

LW = 50 000

Cost, C = 6L + 6W + 5W

15

2w2h = 225 000


a

50 cm
ii 2 50 50 h = 225000
i

h = 2250 = 45 cm

= 6L + 11W
=
dC
dW

300 000
W

300 000
W2

50

+ 11W

length = 4w + 2w + 4h
= 6w + 4h
= 480 cm
2
2x h

L = 6w + 4h

iii

+ 11

= 0 when W 2 = 300 000


11

i.e. W 165.1 m

Gives minimum, by checking

dC
dW

= 6x + 4h = 6x + 4 225000
2

either side.

2x

= 6x +

Field is 165.1 302.8 m


Cmin =
14 a

300 000
165.1

+ 11 165.1 = $3633.18

dL
dx

= 6 900300
x

= 0 when

h = 16 cm
Page is 22 cm 13 cm
Area is 286 cm2
1

293 7 cm2

A = wh

P = (w + 4) (h + 6)

P = wh + 4h + 6w + 24 =144 + 24 + 4h +

x3

900 000
6

= 150 000

x = 53.1 cm (will give minimum check


gradient either side)
Dimensions are width 53.1 cm
length 106.2 cm

6 144
h

= 168 + 4h +
dP
dh

450 000
x2

height 39.8 cm
Length of frame 478.2 cm

86
h

= 4 8642
h

h = 216
h 14.7 cm
2

giving w = 9.8 cm
Minimum size of Full page is 20.7 cm 13.8 cm
(gives minimum by checking either side)

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