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Quiz 51 in MTH 122 - Spring 2005 at Essex County College - Prof. Ron Bannon, Quizzes of Analytical Geometry and Calculus

A mathematics quiz from essex county college's division of mathematics, specifically quiz # 51 in mth 122, which was held on february 15, 2005. The quiz consists of a single problem that requires proving an identity involving trigonometric functions and calculus. Students are instructed to show all work clearly and justify their answers algebraically. The quiz is worth 10 points and must be completed within 20 minutes.

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MTH 122 Spring 2005
Essex County College Division of Mathematics
Quiz # 51 February 15, 2005
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Show all work clearly and in order, and box your final answers. Justify your answers algebraically
whenever possible. You have 20 minutes to take this 10 point quiz. When you do use your
calculator, sketch all relevant graphs and write down all relevant mathematics.
1. Prove2that d
dxcot1x=
1
1 + x2.
1This document was prepared by Ron Bannon using L
A
T
E
X 2ε.
2You should use the same method that was used in class, including drawing the proper triangle.
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MTH 122 — Spring — 2005 Essex County College — Division of Mathematics Quiz # 5^1 — February 15, 2005

Name:

Signature:

Show all work clearly and in order, and box your final answers. Justify your answers algebraically whenever possible. You have 20 minutes to take this 10 point quiz. When you do use your calculator, sketch all relevant graphs and write down all relevant mathematics.

  1. Prove^2 that d dx

cot−^1 x

1 + x^2.

(^1) This document was prepared by Ron Bannon using LATEX 2ε. (^2) You should use the same method that was used in class, including drawing the proper triangle.