Exercise 1 – Sense of variation of a compound function
Give a decomposition of the function defined by
that allows to deduce its direction of variation on the interval
.
Exercise 2 – Sense of variation
Consider the function defined by
1. Prove that
2. Deduce that the function has a maximum in
3. Show that .
4. Deduce that is increasing on the interval
and decreasing on
.
Exercise 3 – Comparing two functions
The purpose of this exercise is to compare the two functions f and g defined on by :
1. Calculate .
2. Deduce the interval on which we have
Exercise 4 – Comparison of functions
The purpose of this exercise is to compare the two functions f and g defined by :
and
on the interval [-1;+\infty[” alt=”[-1;+\infty[” align=”absmiddle” />.
1. Show that and
for all x belonging to
.
2. Calculate and
.
3. Prove that for all x belonging to
.
4. Deduce a comparison of f and g on the interval .
5. Draw on the same reference frame the graphical representations of f and g on the interval .
Exercise 5 – Compound function
Consider the function f defined by on
.
Give an explicit formula for the function when :
1. .
2. .
Exercise 6 – Parity
Study the parity of each of the following functions:
Exercise 7 – Study of a numerical function
Let be the function defined on
by
1. Study the variations of on
.
2. Determine the coordinates of the points of intersection between the representative curve of and the line
of equation
.
Exercise 8
Study the variations on of the function f defined by
.
Exercise 9
Let f be the function defined on by :
.
1. Study the variations of f on .
2. Determine the coordinates of the point A, intersection between the curve representing f and the x-axis.
3. Determine an equation of the tangent T to the representative curve of at point A.
Exercise 10
Study the variations on ]-2 ; 1[ of the function defined by :
.
Exercise 11 – Canonical and factorized form
Determine the canonical and factorized form of :
Exercise 12 – Study of functions of the second degree
We note and
two polynomial functions of the second degree, defined by :
and
We note and
their respective graphical representation in an orthogonal frame
.
1. Determine the domain of definition of and then that of
.
2. Determine the canonical and then factorized form of .
3. Determine the expanded and then canonical form of .
4. Determine the coordinates of the intersection points between and the axes of the frame.
5. Determine the coordinates of the intersection points between and the axes of the frame.
6. Draw up the table of variation of and then that of
.
7. Describe then
.
8. Determine the coordinates of the intersection points between and
.
9. Study the relative position between the two curves and
.
Exercise 13 – Study of an inverse function and the hyperbola
f is the function defined on
.
g is the function defined on
.
In an orthonormal frame of reference , C and D are the curves representing f and g.
1. Draw the curves C and D.
2. Show that the point of abscissa 1 of D belongs to C.
Find the second point of intersection of these curves.
hint: Check that x² – 3x + 2 = (x – 1)(x – 2)
3. Check the coordinates of these intersection points on the graph.
4. Construct the set of points M(x; y) such that x² y² = 4.
5. A rectangle has area 2 m² and perimeter 6m.
Using the previous graph, find its length and width.
Exercise 14 – Study of a function
Consider the function f defined by :
1. Determine its definition set.
2. Prove that f is a positive function on .
3. Study the parity of the function f.
4. Draw carefully the graphical representation Cf of the function f.
We will limit ourselves to the interval [- 3 ; 3 ].
5. Give, by graphical reading, the value of the maximum of the function f on :
a. the interval [-1;1].
b. the interval [-2;1].
6. Solve the inequation .
Exercise 15 – Comparison of functions
The purpose of this exercise is to compare the functions f and g defined by :
and
on the interval
.
1. Show that and
for all
.
2. Calculate and
.
3. show that for all
.
4. Deduce a comparison of f and g on the interval .
5. Plot on the same coordinate system the graphical representations of f and g on the interval .
Exercise 16 – Parity
Study the parity of the following functions:
on
on
Exercise 17 – Compound
Consider the function f defined by on
.
Give an explicit formula for the function when :
on
then
on
.
Exercise 18 – Compound of reference functions
Let the function be defined by
on
Considering the function f as the composite of reference functions, specify the direction of variation of f on the interval I.
Exercise 19 – Sense of variation of a compound function
We give and
.
We define the function defined on
by
.
1. Give the expression of .
2. Determine the direction of variation of on I .
Exercise 20 – Definition set of a compound function
Consider the functions f and g defined by :
.
1. Calculate .
2. What is the definition set of ?
Exercise 21 – Augmented Function
Let be the function defined by
.
1. Determine the real numbers a and b such that .
2. Show that f is increased by 2.
Exercise 22 – Canonical form
Consider the function defined on
by :
1. Determine the canonical form of .
2. Describe the curve of .
Exercise 23 – Draw the curve of the sum of two functions
u and v are shown below.
Draw on this graph the representative curve of the function u + v.
Exercise 24 – Use of a variation table
Here is the table of variations of a function defined on
:
We give f( – 2) = – 1 and f(2) = 0.
The following functions are defined:
1. Give the values of g (1), h (2), p (1) and r ( – 1).
2. Establish the tables of variations of h, r, p and g.
Exercise 25 – Rational function
Let the function be defined by :
1. Study the limits of f. Interpret graphically.
2. Study the variations of f. Give the complete table of variations.
3. Determine the possible intersections of (Cf ) with the x-axis.
Exercise 26 – Commutative composite functions
Let and
be the functions defined on
by :
and
Prove that
Exercise 27 – Comparison of roots
Let be in
.
1. Develop
2. Prove that
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