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    UNIVERSIDAD DE LAS FUERZAS

    ARMADAS ESPE-IASA I
    Bryan Rosado
    Junio 07 de 2023

    Calculo lineal

    1 Sección 2.4

    En los ejercicios 7 a 36, encontrar la derivada de la función.

    1−2v
    31. f(v)= 1+v

    d d
    dx (1−2v)(1+v)− dx (1+v)(1−2v)
    f’(v)= (1+v)2

    (−2)(1+v)−1∗(1−2v)
    f’(v) = (1−2v)2

    −3
    = (1+v) 2 //

    2
    −2 3
    32. g(x)= ( 3x
    2x+3 )

    2
    −2) 2 d 3x2 −2
    g’(x)= 3( (3x
    (1+y)2 ) dx ( 2x+3 )

    (−2)(1+y)−1∗(1−2y)
    g’(x)= (1−2y)2

    −3
    = (1+y)2 //

    33. f(x)= ((x2 + 3)5 + x)2

    1
    d
    f’(x) = 2((x2 + 3)5 + x)2 dx ((x2 + 3)5 + x)

    = 2((x2 + 3)5 + x)2 (10x(x2 + 3)4 + 1)//

    34. g(x)= (2 + (x2 + 1)4 )3

    g(x)= (x8 + 4x6 + 6x4 + 4x2 + 3)3

    d 8
    g’(x) = dx ((x + 4x6 + 6x4 + 4x2 + 3)3

    d
    g’(x) = 3((x8 + 4x6 + 6x4 + 4x2 + 3)2 dx (x
    8
    + 4x6 + 6x4 + 4x2 + 3)

    = 3(x8 + 4x6 + 6x4 + 4x2 + 3)2 (8x7 + 24x5 + 24x3 + 8x)//

    √
    q p
    2+ 2+ x

    1 d √1
    f’(x) = p √ √ dx 4√x √x+2
    2 2+ 2+ x

    = √
    p √1 √ √√ //
    8 x 2+ 2+ x x+2

    p√
    36. g(t)= t+1+1

    √
    g’(t) = √√1 d
    ( t + 1 + 1)
    2 t+1+1 dx

    g’(t) = √√1 √1
    2 t+1+1 2 x+1

    1
    = √√ √ //
    4 t+1+1 t+1

    2 Sección 5.6

    En los ejercicios 43 a 62, hallar la derivada de la función.

    51. h(t)= sen(arccos(t))

    2
    d
    h’(t) = dx (sen(arccos(t)))

    d
    √
    h’(t) = dx ( 1 − t2 )

    h’(t) = √1 d
    (1 − t2 )
    2 1−t2 dx

    h’(t) = √1 (−2t)
    2 1−t2

    t
    = - √1−t 2
    //

    52. f(x)= arcsen(x) + arccos(x)

    d d
    f’(x) = dx (arcsen(x))+ dx (arccos(x))

    f’(x) = √ 1 1
    - √1−x
    1−x2 2

    = 0//

    √
    53. y = 2x ∗ arccos(x)-2 1 − x2

    d
    √
    y’= dx (2x ∗ arccos(x)-2 1 − x2 )

    d d
    √
    y’= dx (2x ∗ arccos(x))- dx (2 1 − x2 )

    x 2x
    y’= 2(arccos(x)− √1−x 2
    )-(− √1−x2
    )

    = 2arccos(x)//

    54. y = ln(t2 + 4)- 12 arctan( 2t )

    d
    y’= dx (ln(t
    2
    + 4)- 12 arctan( 2t ))

    d d 1
    y’= dx (ln(t
    2
    + 4))- dx ( 2 arctan( 2t ))

    2t 1
    y’= t2 +4 − t2 +4

    3
    2t−1
    = t2 +4 //

    1 1 x+1
    55. y = 2 ( 2 ln( x−1 ) + arctan(x))

    d 1 1 x+1
    y’= dx ( 2 ( 2 ln( x−1 ) + arctan(x)))

    1 d 1 x+1
    y’= 2 dx ( 2 ln( x−1 ) + arctan(x))

    y’= 21 ( dx
    d 1 x+1
    ( 2 ln( x−1 )+ d
    dx arctan(x)))

    y’= 21 (− (x+1)(x−1)
    1
    + 1
    (x2 +1) )

    1
    = − (x+1)(x−1)(x2 +1) //

    1
    √
    56. y = 2 [x 4 − x2 + 4arcsen( x2 )]

    d 1
    √
    y’= dx ( 2 [x 4 − x2 + 4arcsen( x2 )])

    √
    y’= 12 ( dx
    d
    (x 4 − x2 ) + d x
    dx (4arcsen( 2 )))

    2 2
    y’= 12 ( −2x
    √ +4 +
    4−x2
    −2x
    √ +4 )
    4−x2

    √
    = −x2 + 4//

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