Here are the solutions to these even-numbered problems.
Calc1-Ch1.1#44-46-48-50.pdf (The PDF has #49 instead of #50. See below for #50)
Chapter 1.1 #50
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The answers are not given in the book since this is even, so here they are: a) 3 b) 4 c) 2 d) does not exist e) 3