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ChaptEr 11
Section 11.1 Exercises, pp. 735–739
1. Ifx = g1t2andy = h1t2,fora … t … b,thenplottingtheset51g1t2,h1t22:a … t … b6 resultsinagraphinthexy-plane.3. x = Rcos1pt>52,y = Rsin1pt>525. x = t,y = t2,- � 6 t 6 �7. a.
t -10 -8 -6 -4 -2 0 2 4 6 8 10
x -20 -16 -12 -8 -4 0 4 8 12 16 20
y -34 -28 -22 -16 -10 -4 2 8 14 20 26
b.
10
4
y
x
c. y =32x - 4
d. Alinerisingupandtotherightastincreases9. a.
t -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5
x 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
y -18 -15 -12 -9 -6 -3 0 3 6 9 12
b. 10
�10
5
y
x
c. y = -3x + 15
d. Alinerisingupandtotheleftastincreases11. a. y = 3x - 12 b. Alinerisingupandtotherightastincreases 13. a. y = 1 - x2,-1 … x … 1 b. Aparabolaopen-ingdownwardwithavertexat10,12startingat11,02andendingat1-1,02 15. a. y = 1x + 123 b. Acubicfunctionrisingupandtotherightastincreases 17. Center10,02;radius3;lowerhalfofcir-clegeneratedcounterclockwise 19. x2 + 1y - 122 = 1;acompletecircleofradius1centeredat10,12traversedcounterclockwisestartingat11,12 21. Center10,02;radius7;circlegeneratedcounterclock-wise 23. x = 4cost,y = 4sint,0 … t … 2p:Thecirclehasequationx2 + y2 = 16.
1
1
y
x
25. x = cost + 2,y = sint + 3,0 … t … 2p;1x - 222 + 1y - 322 = 1 y
x0
3
2
1
321
27. x = 8sint - 2,y = 8cost - 3,0 … t … 2p:Thecirclehasequation1x + 222 + 1y + 322 = 64.
2
2
y
x
29. x = 400cosa4pt
3b ,y = 400sina4pt
3b ,
0 … t … 1.5 31. x = 50cosapt
12b ,y1t2 = 50sinapt
12b ,
0 … t … 2433. Slope:-1; point:13,12
2
2
y
x
(0, 4)
(3, 1)
35. Slope:0;point:18,12 y
x
(0, 1)
(0, �1)
(�5, 0) (5, 0)(4, )
x2
25� y2 � 1
53
37. x = 2t,y = 8t,0 … t … 139. x = -1 + 7t,y = -3 - 13t,0 … t … 141. x = t,y = 2t2 - 4,-1 … t … 5(notunique)
20
40
5�1
y
x
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59. a. dy
dx=
t2 + 1
t2 - 1,t � 0;undefined b.
4
4
y
x
x � 2
(2, 0)
61. a. False b. True c. False d. True 63. y =13
4x +
1
465. y = x -
p12
4 67. x = 1 + 2t,y = 1 + 4t,- � 6 t 6 �
69. x = t2,y = t,t Ú 0
71. 0 … t … 2p10
2
�10
102�10
y
x
73. x = 3cost,y =32sint,0 … t … 2p;a x
3b
2
+ a2y
3b
2
= 1;
inthecounterclockwisedirection4
�4
4�4
y
x
75. x = 15cost - 2,y = 10sint - 3,0 … t … 2p;
a x + 2
15b
2
+ a y + 3
10b
2
= 1;inthecounterclockwisedirection
20
�20
20�20
y
x
77. aandb 79. x2 + y2 = 4 81. y = 24 - x2 83. y = x2
85. a-415
,815
b anda 415,-
815b 87. Thereisnosuchpoint.
89. a = p,b = p +2p
3,forallrealp 91. a. 10,22and10,-22
b. 11,122,11,- 122,1-1,122,1-1,- 12293. a.x = {acos2>n1t2,y = {bsin2>n1t2 c.Thecurvesbecomemoresquareasnincreases.
43. x = 4t - 2,y = -6t + 3,0 … t … 1;x = t + 1,y = 8t - 11,1 … t … 2(notunique)
�4
4
y
x
P(�2, 3)
Q(2, �3)
R(3, 5)
45.
3�
3�
y
x
47.
2
2
y
x
49. y
1
x1 2�2 �1
2
�2
�1
51. y
x�2 �1
2
�2
�1
1
1 2
53. y
x�2 �1
2
�2
�1
1
1 2
55. a. dy
dx= -2;-2 b.
�20
20
y
x
(10, �12)
57. a. dy
dx= -8cott;0 b.
2
2
y
x
y � 8(0, 8)
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99. a. y
x�300
300
�300
300
b. y
x�500
500
�500
500
c. y
x�700
700
�700
700
101. �2857m
Section 11.2 Exercises, pp. 748–752
1. y
x
(2, k)
(�3, �q)
k
32
1-2,-5p>62,12,13p>62;13,p>22,13,5p>22
3. r 2 = x2 + y2,tanu =y
x 5. rcosu = 5orr = 5secu
7. x-axissymmetryoccursif1r,u2onthegraphimplies1r,-u2isonthegraph.y-axissymmetryoccursif1r,u2onthegraphimplies1r,p - u2 = 1-r,-u2isonthegraph.Symmetryabouttheoriginoccursif1r,u2onthegraphimplies1-r,u2 = 1r,u + p2isonthegraph.
11. y
x
(�1, �u)
�u
1
11,2p>32,11,8p>32
13. y
x
(�4, w)
w
4
14,p>22,14,5p>22
15. 1312>2,312>22 17. 11>2,- 13>22 19. 1212,-212221. 1212,p>42,1-212,5p>42 23. 12,p>32,1-2,4p>3225. 18,2p>32,1-8,-p>32 27. x = -4;verticallinepassingthrough1-4,02 29. x2 + y2 = 41circlecenteredat10,02ofradius22 31. 1x - 122 + 1y - 122 = 21circleofradius12centeredat11,122 33. x2 + 1y - 122 = 1;circleofradius1centeredat10,12andx = 0;y-axis 35. x2 + 1y - 422 = 16;circleofradius4centeredat10,4237.
4
4
y
x
r � 8 cos � 39.
2
2
y
x
r(sin � � 2 cos �) � 0
41. y
x
1
�1
�2
1�1
43.
1
1
y
x
45.
4
2
y
x
47.
1
1
y
x
49. 4
3
y
x
r � 1 � 2 sin 3�
A
C
E
GI
K
Morigin:B, D, F, H, J, L
51.
1
1
y
x
O
I
CMG
A
K E
origin:B, D, F, H, J, L, N, P
9. y
x
(2, d)
d2
1-2,-3p>42,12,9p>42
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53.
6
12
8
y
x
Nointerval30,P4generatestheentirecurve;- � 6 u 6 �55. 30,2p4
2
2
y
x
57. 30,5p4
1
1
y
x
59. 30,2p4
2
4
y
x
61. a. True b. True c. False d. True e. True63. r = tanusecu 65. r 2 = secucscuorr 2 = 2csc12u267.
2
2
y
x
69.
2
2
y
x
71.
2
2
y
x
u
�u
73. 3
3
y
x
77. Acircleofradius4andcenter12,p>321polarcoordinates2
2
6
y
x
(2, u)
79. Acircleofradius4centeredat12,321Cartesiancoordinates2
8
6
y
x
(2, 3)
81. Acircleofradius3centeredat1-1,22(Cartesiancoordinates)
4
2
y
x
(�1, 2)
83. Samegraphonallthreeintervals.
3
3
y
x
85. 8
6
y
x
y � �x
�3� 2�3
87.
6
6
y
x
y � 4x � 3
89. a. A b. C c. B d. D e. E f. F91.
1
1
y
x
93. 2
2
y
x
95.
1
1
y
x
97. 2
2
y
x
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Fora = -1,thespiralwindsinwardtowardtheorigin.
4000
500
y
x
103. 12,02and10,02105. 10,02,a2 - 12
2,3p>4b ,a2 + 12
2,7p>4b
107. a.4
3
y
x
109. a.
2
�8
y
x
111. r = acosu + bsinu =a
r1rcosu2 +
b
r1rsinu2 =
a
rx +
b
ry
Thus,ax -a
2b
2
+ ay -b
2b
2
=a2 + b2
4.Center:aa
2,
b
2b ;radius:2a2 + b2
2 113. Symmetryaboutthex-axis
Section 11.3 Exercises, pp. 758–760
1. x = f1u2cosu,y = f1u2sinu 3. Theslopeofthetangentlineistherateofchangeoftheverticalcoordinatewithrespecttothehori-zontalcoordinate. 5. 0;u = p>2 7. - 13;u = 0 9. Undefined,undefined;thecurvedoesnotintersecttheorigin. 11. 0at1-4,p>22and1-4,3p>22,undefinedat14,02and14,p2;u = p>4,u = 3p>413. {1;u = {p>4 15. Horizontalat1212,p>42,1-212,3p>42;verticalat10,p>22,14,02 17. Horizontal:10,0210.943,0.9552,1-0.943,2.1862,10.943,4.0972,1-0.943,5.3282;vertical:10,02,10.943,0.6152,1-0.943,2.5262,10.943,3.7572,1-0.943,5.668219. Horizontalata1
2,p
6b ,a1
2,
5p
6b ,a2,
3p
2b ;verticalat
a3
2,
7p
6b ,a3
2,
11p
6b ,a0,
p
2b
21. y
x
�0.5
1
0.5
23. 16p 25. 9p>2
101. 27.
p
12 y
0.5
x0.5 1.0�1.0 �0.5
1.0
�1.0
�0.5
29. 1
241313 + 2p2
y
0.5
x0.5 1.0�1.0 �0.5
1.0
�1.0
�0.5
31. 1
412 - 132 +
p
12y
0.5
x0.5 1.0�1.0 �0.5
1.0
�1.0
�0.5
33. p>20 35. 414p>3 - 132 37. 10,02,13>12,p>4239. 11 +
112,p4 2,11 -
112,5p4 2,10,02 41. 9
81p - 22 43. 3p
2- 212
45. a. False b. False 47. 2p>3 - 13>2 49. 9p + 271351. Horizontal:10,02,14.05,2.032,19.83,4.912;vertical:11.72,0.862,16.85,3.432,112.87,6.44253. a. An =
1
4e14n + 22p -1
4e4np -1
4e14n - 22p +1
4e14n - 42p b. 0
c. e-4p 55. 6 57. 18p 59. 1a2 - 22u* + p - sin2u*,whereu* = cos-11a>22. 61. a21p>2 + a>32
Section 11.4 Exercises, pp. 770–773
1. Aparabolaisthesetofallpointsinaplaneequidistantfromafixedpointandafixedline. 3. Ahyperbolaisthesetofallpointsinaplane,thedifferenceofwhosedistancesfromtwofixedpointsisconstant.5. Parabola: y
x
Hyperbola: y
x
Ellipse: y
x
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7. a x
ab
2
+y2
a2 - c2 = 1 9. 1{ae,02 11. y = {b
ax
13.
1
2
y
x
(0, 3)
x2 � 12y
y � �3
15. 5
2
y
x
(�4, 0)
x ��y2
16
x � 4
17.
�3
3
y
x
y � s
(0, �s)
8y � �3x2
19. y2 = 16x 21. y2 = 12x
23. x2 = -23y 25. y2 = 41x + 12
27. Vertices:1{2,02;foci:1{13,02;majoraxishaslength4;minoraxishaslength2.
y
x
(0, 1)
(�2, 0) (2, 0)
(0, �1)
� y2 � 1x2
4
Vertices:10,{42;foci:10,{2132;majoraxishaslength8;minoraxishaslength4.
y
x
(0, 4)
(�2, 0)
(2, 0)
(0, �4)
�x2
4y2
16� 1
29.
Vertices:10,{172;foci:10,{122;majoraxishaslength217;minoraxishaslength215.
y
x
(0, �7)
(0, ��7)
(��5, 0)
�x2
5y2
7� 1
(�5, 0)
y
x
(0, 3)
(0, �3)
(�4, 0) (4, 0)
�x2
16y2
9� 1
31.
33.
35. y
x
(0, 1)(5, 0)
(4, E)
x2
25
x2
25y2
37. x2
4+
y2
9= 1
Vertices:1{2,02;foci:1{215,02;asymptotes:y = {2x
Vertices:1{13,02;foci:1{212,02;asymptotes:
y = {453x
Vertices:1{4,02;foci:1{6,02;asymptotes:
y = {15
2x
Vertices:1{2,02;foci:1{113,02;asymptotes:y = {3
2x
2
y
x
(�2, 0) (2, 0)(��5, 0) (�5, 0)
x2
4� y2 � 1
6
6
y
x
(�2, 0) (2, 0)
(�2�5, 0)(2�5, 0)
4x2 � y2 � 16
3
y
x
(�3, 0)
(2�2, 0)
(��3, 0)
(�2�2, 0)
�x2
3y2
5� 1
4
y
x
�x2
16y2
20� 1
(�4, 0)
(�6, 0)
(4, 0)
(6, 0)
4
y
x
(�2, 0) (2, 0)
(��13, 0) (�13, 0)
�x2
4y2
9� 1
39.
41.
43.
45.
47.
Vertices:1{2,02;foci:1{15,02;
asymptotes:y = {1
2x
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49. x2
16-
y2
9= 1 51.
x2
81+
y2
72= 1
Directrices: x = {27
4
y
x(�9, 0)
(�3, 0) (3, 0) (9, 0)
(0, 6�2)
(0, �6�2)
53. x2 -y2
8= 1 4
y
x
x � �a x � a
(�3, 0)
(�1, 0) (1, 0)
(3, 0)
Vertex:12,02;focus:10,02;directrix:x = 4
Vertices:11,02,1-13,02;center:
113,02;foci:10,02,12
3,02;directrices:x = -1,x =
53
Vertex:10,-142;focus:10,02;
directrix:y = -12
Theparabolastartsat11,02andgoesthroughquadrantsI,II,andIIIforuin30,3p>24;thenitapproaches11,02bytravelingthroughquadrantIVon13p>2,2p2.
2
y
x
(2, 0)
x � 4
1
y
x
(�a, 0) (a, 0) (1, 0)
2
2
y
x
(0, 0)
(�~, 0)
�2
y
x
(1, 0)(�1, 0)(0, q)
55.
57.
59.
61.
Theparabolabeginsinthefirstquad-rantandpassesthroughthepoints10,32andthen1-
32,02and10,-32as
urangesfrom0to2p.
2
y
x
(0, 3)
(0, �3)
(�w, 0)
63.
65. Theparabolasopentotherightifp 7 0,opentotheleftifp 6 0,andaremoreverticallycompressedas�p�decreases. 67. a. Trueb. True c. True d. True 69. y = 2x + 6 71. y = -
340x -
45
73. r =4
1 - 2sinu 77.
dy
dx= a-
b2
a2 b ax
yb ,so
y - y0
x - x0= a-
b2
a2 b ax0
y0b ,whichisequivalenttothegivenequation.
79. 4pb2a
3;
4pa2b
3;yes,ifa � b 81. a.
pb2
3a2# 1a - c2212a + c2
b. 4pb4
3a 91. 2p 97. a. u1m2 =
2m2 - 23m2 + 1
m2 - 1;
v1m2 =2m2 + 23m2 + 1
m2 - 1;2intersectionpointsfor�m� 7 1
b. 54,� c. 2,2 d. 213 - ln113 + 22
Chapter 11 review Exercises, pp. 774–776
1. a. False b. False c. True d. False e. True f. True3. a.
2
4
2 4
y
x
b. y = 3>x2
c. Therightbranchofthefunctiony = 3>x2. d. dy
dx= -6
5. a.
20
40
2
y
x
b. y = 16x
c. Alinesegmentfrom10,02to12,322 d. dy
dx= 16
7. x2
16+
y2
9= 1;ellipsegeneratedcounterclockwise
9. 1x + 322 + 1y - 622 = 1;righthalfofacirclecenteredat1-3,62ofradius1generatedclockwise 11. x = 3sint,y = 3cost,for0 … t … 2p 13. x = 3cost,y = 2sint,for-p>2 … t … p>215. x = -1 + 2t,y = t,for0 … t … 1;x = 1 - 2t,y = 1 - t,for0 … t … 1
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17. Att = p>6:y = 12 + 132x + a2 -p
3-
p13
6b ;at
t =2p
3:y =
x13+ 2 -
2p
31319.
�2
4
y
x
21. Lizshouldchooser = 1 - sinu.y
1
x�1
2
3
�2
�3
�1
1 2 3 4 5
r � cos 3�
r � 1 � sin �
r � 5 cos �
23. 1x - 322 + 1y + 122 = 10;acircleofradius110centeredat13,-12 25. r = 8cosu,0 … u … p
27. a. 4
2
y
x
4intersectionpoints
b. 11,1.322,11,4.972,1-1,0.72,1-1,5.56229. a. 14.73,2.772,14.73,0.382;16,p>22,12,3p>22 b. Thereisnopointattheorigin. c.
2
2
y
x
31. a. Horizontaltangentlinesat11,p>62,11,5p>62,11,7p>62,and11,11p>62;verticaltangentlinesat112,02and112,p2b. Tangentlinesattheoriginhaveslopes{1.c.
2
2
y
x
33. 19p
2
4
3
y
x
35. 1411255 - cos- 111>1622
2
2
y
x
37. 4 39. a. Hyperbola b. Foci1{13,02,vertices1{1,02,
directricesx = {113
c. e = 13
d. 3
3
y
x
y � �2xy � ��2x
41. a. Hyperbola b. Foci10,{2152,vertices10,{42,directrices
y = {815
c. e =15
2 d.
6
4
y
x
y � 2xy � �2x
43. a. Ellipse b. Foci1{12,02,vertices1{2,02,directrices
x = {212 c. e =12
2 d.
2
2
y
x
45. y =32x - 2 47. y = -
35x - 10 49.
5
4
y
x(0, 0)
(0, 1)
y � 2
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51. 5
5
y
x
x � � x � 4203
(�4, 0)
(0, 0)(�h, 0)
(d, 0)
53. a. x2 - y2 = 1;hyperbola
b. 1{1,02,1{12,02;x = {112
;e = 12
c.
2
y
x
(�1, 0) (1, 0)
(��2, 0) (�2, 0)
y � xy � �x
55. y2
16+
25x2
336= 1
8
8
y
x
(0, 4)
(0, �4)
y � �10
y � 10
57. y2
4-
x2
12= 1;
4
4
y
x
59. e = 2>3,y = {9,1{215,02 61. 10,02,10.97,0.97263. 10,02and1r,u2 = 112n - 12p,02,n = 1,2,3,c
65. 2a12
# 2b12;2ab 67. m =
b
a 71. r =
3
3 - sinu
ChaptEr 12
Section 12.1 Exercises, pp. 787–790
3.
x
y
Q
P
x
y
Q
P
5. Thereareinfinitelymanyvectorswiththesamedirectionandlengthasv. 7. Ifthescalarcispositive,extendthegivenvectorbyamultipleofcinthesamedirection.Ifc 6 0,reversethedirectionofthevectorandextenditbyamultipleof�c�. 9. u + v = 8u1 + v1,u2 + v29
11. � 8v1,v29 � = 2v 21 + v 2
2 13. IfPhascoordinates1p1,p22andQhascoordinates1q1,q22thenthemagnitudeofPQ1 isgivenby21q1 - p122 + 1q2 - p222. 15. Dividevbyitslengthandmultiplytheresultby10. 17. a,c,e 19. a. 3v b. 2u c. -3u d. -2ue. v 21. a. 3u + 3v b. u + 2v c. 2u + 5v d. -2u + 3ve. 3u + 2v f. -3u - 2v g. -2u - 4v h. u - 4v i. -u - 6v23. a.
1
2
3
4
5
�1x
y
�1 54321
P
O
25. QU1 = 87,29 ,PT1 = 87,39 ,RS1 = 82,395
4
3
1
2
�1x
y
�2 �1 1 2 3 4 65 7 8
(7, 2)
U
Q
4
3
2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1
�1
�1
x
y
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