Applied Calculus Quiz 1 Solutions by Prof. Brick - Fall ’02, Exercises of Calculus

The solutions to quiz 1 of applied calculus class taught by prof. Brick in fall ’02. The quiz includes questions on sketching a graph of distance traveled as a function of time, finding the formula of a linear function converting fahrenheit to celsius, and analyzing the relationship between sales and advertising expenses in a gourmet ice cream business.

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Prof. S. Brick Math 120
Fall ’02 Applied Calculus; Quiz 1 section 52
0. Print your name:
1. You drive to school, going slow at first, and then speeding up so you won’t miss Calculus.
But you slow down when you see a police car, and speed up again. But right before you
get to school you realize that you desperately need an espresso, so you drive to the local
cafe and get one to go. Then you rush to school and the fun at Calculus. Sketch a graph
of your distance traveled as a function of time. Label the different sections of the graph
explaining what is going on.
2. Find the formula of the linear function in slope intercept form whose input is tem-
perature in Fahrenheit and whose output is what the temperature is in Celsius. Use the
facts that 32 degrees in Fahrenheit corresponds to 0 degrees in Celsius and 212 degrees in
Fahrenheit corresponds to 100 degrees in Celsius .
3. You start a gourmet ice cream business. Let S=f(A) be your sales as a function of
money spent on advertising. Is f(A) likely to be an increasing or a decreasing function ?
Why ?

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Prof. S. Brick Math 120

Fall ’02 Applied Calculus; Quiz 1 section 52

  1. Print your name:
  2. You drive to school, going slow at first, and then speeding up so you won’t miss Calculus. But you slow down when you see a police car, and speed up again. But right before you get to school you realize that you desperately need an espresso, so you drive to the local cafe and get one to go. Then you rush to school and the fun at Calculus. Sketch a graph of your distance traveled as a function of time. Label the different sections of the graph explaining what is going on.
  3. Find the formula of the linear function in slope intercept form whose input is tem- perature in Fahrenheit and whose output is what the temperature is in Celsius. Use the facts that 32 degrees in Fahrenheit corresponds to 0 degrees in Celsius and 212 degrees in Fahrenheit corresponds to 100 degrees in Celsius.
  4. You start a gourmet ice cream business. Let S = f (A) be your sales as a function of money spent on advertising. Is f (A) likely to be an increasing or a decreasing function? Why?