Math Problem Statement
Solution
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Task 10:
- Situation: A car accelerates from rest. In the first 10 seconds, its speed increases uniformly, then between 10 and 20 seconds, the speed increases less strongly, after which it remains constant.
- Questions:
- a) Sketch a possible graph of velocity .
- b) Investigate the sign of (the derivative of the velocity).
- c) Interpret the given statements , , and in the context of the problem.
Task 11:
- Situation: The function and a point on the graph of are given. Determine the equation of the tangent to at , and calculate the slope angle.
- Questions:
- a) ;
- b) ;
- c) ;
Task 12:
- Situation: Investigate whether the graphs of functions and touch at the given points.
- Questions:
- a) , at and .
- b) , at , , and .
Task 13:
- Situation: A 5-meter-wide canal is represented by the graph of a function , where and are real numbers. The task is to determine values for and such that the edges of the canal in the model are represented by points and , and the canal forms a 30-degree angle with the ground at this point.
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Here are five relative questions:
- What does the graph of a uniformly increasing speed look like?
- How do you compute the slope of a tangent at a given point for a function?
- What conditions must be met for two graphs to touch at a point?
- How is the equation of a tangent related to the derivative of a function?
- How can trigonometry be used to solve the problem involving the canal and angles?
Tip: When interpreting a velocity-time graph, the slope of the graph at any point represents the acceleration at that moment.
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Kinematics
Derivatives
Graph Analysis
Formulas
Velocity-Time graph
Average velocity formula
Derivative as the slope of a function
Theorems
Relationship between velocity and acceleration
Suitable Grade Level
Grades 11-12
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