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Simon Fraser University
Department of Mathematics
Burnaby Campus
MATH 157-3, 1107
Final Examination
December 9th, 2010, 8:30 – 11:30
PROVIDE THIS DATA AS IT APPEARS ON WebCT!
Last Name (please print): ______________KEY____________________
First Name (please print): _________________________________________
SFU Student Number: _________________________________________
SFU email ID: ____________[email protected]
Instructor: P. Menz
Instructions:
1. DO NOT OPEN THIS BOOKLET UNTIL
TOLD TO DO SO.
2. Fill in the above box.
3. This exam contains 14 pages with a total
of 10 questions. Once the exam begins
please check to make sure your exam is
complete.
4. SHOW ALL YOUR WORK!
5. If you run out of space in a problem, use
the space on the back of the cover page
and clearly indicate where the solution
continues.
6. Only scientific, non-programmable
calculators with no differentiation and
integration capabilities are allowed.
7. No book, paper, or device, other than the
usual writing instruments, this booklet and
an acceptable calculator, shall be within
reach of a student during the examination.
8. During the examination, speaking to,
communicating with, or deliberately
exposing written papers to the view of
other examinees is forbidden.
Do not write in this table!
Question Marks
1 /10
2 /12
3 + /20
4 /6
5 /5
6 /7
7 /9
8 a-c /9
8 d /4
9 /8
10 /10
Total /100
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Simon Fraser University

Department of Mathematics

Burnaby Campus

MATH 157 -3, 1107

Final Examination

December 9

th , 2010, 8:30 – 11:

PROVIDE THIS DATA AS IT APPEARS ON WebCT!

Last Name (please print): ______________ KEY ____________________

First Name (please print): _________________________________________

SFU Student Number: _________________________________________

SFU email ID: [email protected]

Instructor: P. Menz

Instructions:

  1. DO NOT OPEN THIS BOOKLET UNTIL

TOLD TO DO SO.

  1. Fill in the above box.
  2. This exam contains 14 pages with a total

of 10 questions. Once the exam begins

please check to make sure your exam is

complete.

  1. SHOW ALL YOUR WORK!
  2. If you run out of space in a problem, use

the space on the back of the cover page

and clearly indicate where the solution

continues.

  1. Only scientific, non-programmable

calculators with no differentiation and

integration capabilities are allowed.

  1. No book, paper, or device, other than the

usual writing instruments, this booklet and

an acceptable calculator, shall be within reach of a student during the examination.

  1. During the examination, speaking to,

communicating with, or deliberately

exposing written papers to the view of

other examinees is forbidden.

Do not write in this table!

Question Marks

8 a-c /

8 d (^) /

Total /

(left blank intentionally)

  1. Find the following limits if they exist. [3 marks each = 12 marks]

a)

  

 

 

2

6 6 6

lim lim lim 6 12 x (^) 6 x (^) 6 x

x x^ x x x x  ^  ^ 

 ^ 

b) (^)   0 0

sin8 sin 8 lim 2 lim 2 1 2 x (^) 4 x 8

x x

 (^) xx

c)

  

  

7 6 5 6 5

1 39 1 38 37 1 38 37

1 1 ...^1 ... 1 7

lim lim lim x (^) 1 x (^) 1 ... 1 x ... 1 39

x x^ x^ x x x

 (^) x  (^) x x xx x

 ^ ^ ^    

d)

2 3 4 5

3 5

lim x 5 4 3 2

x x x x x

 x x x

5 4 3 2

5 4 2

lim 5 4 3 2

x

x x x x x

x x x



  1. Find the following derivatives. [4 marks each = 20 marks]

a) ( ) sin (^)  , ( )

x f xe fx Do not simplify!

 

( ) cos 2

x x f x e e x

b)

2 100 2

100 ,

x d y y x dx

Do not simplify!

   

100

99 100

2 98 99 99 100 2

100 ln

100 99 ln100 ln100 100 ln

100

100 100

100 100 100 100

x

x x

x x x x

y x

dy x x dx

d y x x x x dx

c)

ln(sin ) ( ) , cos 4

x g x g x

Evaluate exactly!

   

 

2

2

2

2

cos ln(sin ) sin sin ( ) cos

cos 4 ln(sin ) sin 1 1 1 (^4 4) ln( ) sin 4 2 2 2

4 1 cos 4 2

ln( ) 2 2 ln( ) 2 2 2 2

x x x x g x x

g

  ^ 
  1. Trigonometric Functions: [2+4 marks= 6 marks]

a) Evaluate the expression

csc sin

 ^ 

. (textbook exercise 6.3 #20)

b) Find the equation of the tangent line to the graph of the function

f ( ) x  tan( ) x at the point

x  .

We need a slope and a point.

Point:

, ,tan ,

f    

  ^   ^ 

 ^ ^   ^ ^  ^ 

Slope:

2

2 2

( ) sec ( )

sec

f x x

f  

    ^ 

Tangent line equation:

y x  y x 

  1. The world population at the beginning of 1990 was 5.3 billion. Assume that the

population continues to grow exponentially at its present rate of approximately

2%/year. (textbook exercise 5.5 #12 and #13) [5 marks]

a) Find the function Q(t) that expresses the world population (in billions) as a

function of time t (in years), with t  0 corresponding to the beginning of

kt

Q t  y e

We know y 0 (^)  5.3and

1 1.02 5.3 5.

k   e.

Solving for k we get

1

ln1.

k e

k

Finally, (^)  

ln1.02 ln1. ( ) 5.3 5.3 5.3 1.

t^ t^ t Q t e e

   .

b) Find the length of time to the nearest integer required for the world

population to triple in size.

We need to solve 3 5.3 5.3 1.02 

t   for t.

 

 

     

 

 

ln 3 ln 1.02 ln 1.

ln 3

ln 1.

t

t

t t

t

Therefore, the population will triple in size in approximately 55 years.

  1. You are given the function f, and its first and second derivatives: 2

x f x x

 

 

2

2 2

x f x

x

 

 

2

2 3

x x f x

x

. (textbook exercise 7.2 #72) [9 marks]

a) Determine the intervals of increase and decrease.

f '( ) x  0  (^)  

2 2 1  x  0  x   1. So, the critical numbers are x   1.

Therefore, f is decreasing on (^)   , (^1)   (^)  1, (^) , and increasing on (^)  1,1 (^) .

b) Determine the intervals of concave up and concave down.

f ( )^ x  0  (^)  

2 4 x x  3  0  x  0,  3.

Therefore, f is concave up on (^)  ^ 3,0^  ^  3,^ , and concave down on

  ,^3  ^  0,^3 .

c) Answer T (true) or F (false) in the boxes provided about the function f.

 f is an odd function.

 lim ( ) 0

x

f x 

1

lim ( ) x

f x 

  and 1

lim ( ) x

f x 

 f has a relative maximum at x  0.

 f has an absolute minimum at x   1.

f has an inflection point at x  0.

T
T
F
F
T
T
  1. The demand equation for a product is x  0.03 p  12 where p is the price in

dollars per unit with 0  p  300 and x is the quantity in thousands of units

demanded. [8 marks]

a) Determine the elasticity of demand function E ( p )at price p.

 0.03^ ^12

d d x p dp dp

dx

dp

dx

dp

and

x p

x p

Then, (^)  

p dx p p E p x dp p p

b) Solve E ( p )  1 for p.

E p

p

p

p p

p

p

c) Answer T (true) or F (false) in the boxes provided about the demand.

 The demand is inelastic if 0  p  200.

 The demand is inelastic if 200  p  300.

 For p  50 an increase in the unit price will cause the revenue to

increase.

 For p  50 a decrease in the unit price will cause the revenue to

decrease.

F
T
T
T
  1. Suppose the quantity x of Super Grip radial tires made available each week in

the marketplace is related to the unit-selling price by the equation

(^1 ) 48 2

px  , where x is measured in units of a thousand and p is in dollars.

How fast is the weekly supply of Supper Grip radial tires being introduced into

the marketplace when x=6, p=66, and the price per tire is decreasing at the

rate of $3/week? (textbook exercise 4.4 #54) [8 marks]

Given 3

dp

dt

  dollars/week.

Differentiating the given equation

px  implicitly w.r.t. t we get

 

d d p x dt dt

dp dx x dt dt

dx dp

dt dt x

 ^ 

When x  6, p  66 , and 3

dp

dt

  we have

  6, 66

x p^6

dx

dt (^)  

Therefore, the supply is decreasing at the rate of 0.5 thousand tires/week.

(or the supply is decreasing at the rate of 500 tires/week)

  1. The Smith family amortizes a loan of $500,000 for a new house by obtaining a

25 year mortgage with monthly payments at the nominal rate of 5.5 %

compounded semiannually. [10 marks]

a) Calculate the nominal rate compounded monthly.

2/

12 1 1 0. 2

r monthly

b) Find the monthly payment.

300 1

r monthly P m i

t n

R

^ 

c) Find the total interest charges.

interest  $3051.96 300  $500,000 $415,588.

d) After 18 years the Smith family decides to pay off the loan. How much

money is needed to pay off the balance of the loan?

After 18 years, there are 7 years remaining, i.e. n  7 12  84.

84 1 (1.004532...) 3051.96 $212,818. 0.004532...

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