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11TH•Mathematics•Differentiation•13.4 Applications of Differentiation

13.7 Applications of Differentiation

Marginal profit, particle motion, investments, and structural stress.

13.7 Applications of Differentiation

Derivatives model marginal profit, velocity/acceleration, investment growth rates, and rates of change of stress.

Example 12 (Marginal profit)

P(x)=100x−5x2P(x) = 100x - 5x^2: P′(x)=100−10xP'(x) = 100 - 10x; P′(8)=20P'(8) = 20.

Example 13 (Particle motion)

s(t)=4t3−3t2+2ts(t) = 4t^3 - 3t^2 + 2t:

  • v(t)=12t2−6t+2v(t) = 12t^2 - 6t + 2; v(2)=38v(2) = 38 m/s
  • a(t)=24t−6a(t) = 24t - 6; a(2)=42a(2) = 42 m/s2^2

Example 14 (Investment)

V(t)=5000(1+0.04t)2V(t) = 5000(1+0.04t)^2: V′(t)=400(1+0.04t)V'(t) = 400(1+0.04t); V′(10)=560V'(10) = 560 (Rs/year).

Example 15 (Structural stress)

S(x)=500x−2x3S(x) = 500x - 2x^3: S′(x)=500−6x2S'(x) = 500 - 6x^2; S′(5)=350S'(5) = 350 Pa/m.

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