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Analysis 1 Exercises: Differentiability Limits

The document is an exercises worksheet for first-year engineering students at Saad Dahlab University, focusing on differentiability in Analysis 1. It includes various exercises applying L'Hopital's Rule, Rolle's theorem, and the Mean Value Theorem, as well as tasks related to function continuity, differentiability, and inverse functions. The exercises aim to deepen understanding of mathematical concepts through practical applications.

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Analysis 1 Exercises: Differentiability Limits

The document is an exercises worksheet for first-year engineering students at Saad Dahlab University, focusing on differentiability in Analysis 1. It includes various exercises applying L'Hopital's Rule, Rolle's theorem, and the Mean Value Theorem, as well as tasks related to function continuity, differentiability, and inverse functions. The exercises aim to deepen understanding of mathematical concepts through practical applications.

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Saad Dahlab University First year Engineer ST Department

Module: Analysis 1 Academic year: 2025-2026


Exercises worksheet Nº4
Differentiability
Exercise 1: Apply the L’Hopital’s Rule and compute the following limits:
√ √
eax − ax − 1 sin( x) − x cos3 (x) tan (x)
lim , a ∈ R∗ , lim+ , lim π , lim   .
x→0 ax2 x→0 x +x
2 π
x→ 2 x −
2
x→π ln x
π
Exercise 2: Are the conditions of Rolle’s theorem hold for the following functions:
1 1

if 0 ≤ x ≤ 1
f1 (x) = x − 4 x on ]0, 4[, f2 (x) = 2x − x
2
if 1 < x ≤ 2. on ]0, 2[, f3 (x) = x + x , on ] , 4[.
4
Exercise 3 : Define a function f on [−1, +∞[ as follows:
√
 1+x
 if − 1 ≤ x ≤ 0,
f (x) = 

cos(πx) + ax + b if x > 0.
 a, b ∈ R.

1. Determine a and b such that f is continuous and differentiable at x0 = 0.


1
2. Put a = and b = 0. Using Rolle’s theorem and show that f 0 (x) = 0 has at least a solution in
2
i −15 1 h
, .
16 2
Exercise 4: Show the next inequalities by using the mean value Theorem (M.V.T):

1. ∀x > 0, x + 1 < e x < xe x + 1


2−x ln(3 − x)
2. ∀x < 2, < ln(3 − x) < 2 − x then conclude the limit: lim−
3−x x→2 x−2
√
x−1 √ x−1
3. ∀x > 1 √ < x−1< .
2 x 2
Exercise 5: Let f be a function defined on R by
1 5
x + 2 x2 − 1
f (x) =
10
1. Calculate f 0 the derivative of f over its domain of differentiability.
2. Set up the table of variations related to f over its domain.
3. Conclude that f is a bijective function from [0, +∞[ to [−1, +∞[.

4. Determine the domain definition of f −1 and then conclude the variation of f −1 .


!
11
0
5. Calculate f (1), f (1) and then conclude f −1
.
10
!
11 11
6. Deduce ( f ) after verifying the differentiability of f −1 at x0 = .
−1 0
10 10
Exercise 6 (additional): Consider a function g defined on R by
1
g(x) = (e x + e−x ).
2
1. Set up the table of variations related to g.

2. Determine the interval J such that g : [0, +∞[→ J be a bijective function.


3. Determine the inverse function g−1 (domain, codomain and the expression).
4. Compute the derivative of the inverse function i.e (g−1 )0 by two methods.

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