Problems in Caculus Involving Inverse Trigonometric Functions
The following are problems involving inverse trigonometric functions.
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- Chapter 1 - Fundamentals
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- Chapter 3 - Applications
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Chapter 4 - Trigonometric and Inverse Trigonometric Functions
- Maxima and Minima Using Trigonometric Functions
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Problems in Caculus Involving Inverse Trigonometric Functions
- 37 - A ladder sliding downward
- 38 - Rate of rotation of search light pointing to a ship
- 39 - Rate of increase of angle of elevation of the line of sight
- 40 - Base angle of a growing right triangle
- 44 - Angle of elevation of the rope tied to a rowboat on shore
- 45 - Angle of elevation of the the kite's cord
- 46-48 Rate of rotation of the searchlight
- 49-51 Ship sailing east and turned N 30d E
- 52-53 Two cars traveling from the same point but going to different directions
- 55 - Greatest angle subtended by a picture
- Partial Derivatives
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