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A calculus test focusing on the evaluation of limits. The test consists of 14 questions, where students are required to evaluate the given limits using the provided expressions. The test covers various limit scenarios, including limits as x approaches a number, limits as x approaches infinity, and limits of functions at specific points. Students must show all their work to receive full credit.
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Part I consists of questions. Clearly write your answer (only) in the space pro- vided after each question. Show all of your your work!
xlim→ 2 x^2 + 3 x −x 2 −^10
Answer:.....................
Question 2
xlim→ 0 sin(7 2 xx)
Answer:.....................
Question 3
xlim→∞^ −^3 x x^34 −+ 7^5 xx^2 + 7
Answer:..................
Question 4
xlim→ 2 √^5 [sin(x)]^2 + 7
Answer:..................
Question 5
xlim→ 0 |^ xx|
Answer:.....................
Question 6
xlim→∞^ sin( xx)
Answer:........................
Part II consists of 3 problems. You must show correct reasons to get full credit. Displaying only the final answer (even if correct) without the relevant steps will not get full credit.
Given the graph of the function y = f (x) below find:
You may use that (5.1)^3 = 132.651 and (5.01)^3 = 125.751501. If the position of a particle at time t is given by S(t) = t^3 , find: