course Mth 173 assignment #001001. Depth vs. Clock Time and Rate of Depth Change
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23:12:31 `qNote that there are four questions in this assignment. `q001. If your stocks are worth $5000 in mid-March, $5300 in mid-July and $5500 in mid-December, during which period, March-July or July-December was your money growing faster?
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RESPONSE --> We see a greater rate of growth in the stocks during the first period, March-July. confidence assessment: 2
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23:19:07 `q002. What were the precise average rates of change during these two periods?
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RESPONSE --> There is an average rate of growth of $75 during the first period, and an average of $40 during the second month. confidence assessment: 2
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23:29:20 `q003. If the water in a uniform cylinder is leaking from a hole in the bottom, and if the water depths at clock times t = 10, 40 and 90 seconds are respectively 80 cm, 40 cm and 20 cm, is the depth of the water changing more quickly or less quickly, on the average, between t = 10 sec and t = 40 sec, or between t = 40 sec and t = 90 sec?
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RESPONSE --> The depth of the water changes more quickly during the first time interval (10-40 sec). This is because we see a drop of 40cm during the first period, rather than only 20cm in the second. confidence assessment: 2
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23:37:07 `q004. How are the two preceding questions actually different versions of the same question? How it is the mathematical reasoning the same in both cases?
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RESPONSE --> In the two preceding problems, we reason out the largest of the two intervals. They are also directly linked to time. confidence assessment: 1"