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LANG, Serge. Short calculus: the original edition of "A first course in calculus". Nova York: Springer, 2002. 259 p. (Undergraduate Texts in Mathematics). Inclui Ãndice; Com 30 ilustrações; 23cm. ISBN 0387953272.
I don't know what the limit is as x approaches 0, but I do know that in 5 x 2 seconds you'll have 10 - 1 fingers. Now do the math.
The biggest thing to know about calculus one d motion problems is the chart in the previous picture: if you're given one of the 3 functions (position, velocity, or acceleration) can you find the other two. Lastly, to evaluate the function you simply plug in the time you're given.
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LANG, Serge. Calculus of several variables. 3 ed. Nova York: Springer, 1987. [600]. (Undergraduate Texts in Mathematics). Inclui Ãndice; 24cm. ISBN 0387964053.
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Something I put together for my classical mechanics course. The surface is the minimum area surface spanning two rings as they are separated.
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