Exchange - Calculus One - Solved Exam, Exams of Calculus

This is the Solved Exam of Calculus One which includes Trapezoidal Rule, Logarithmic Differentiation, Functions, Estimate, Approximate, Value, Subintervals, Magnitude Less, Error, Minimum Number etc. Key important points are: Exchange, Function, Increasing, Product Rule, Base Formula, Product Rule, Represent, Population, Original Amount, Bacteria

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APPM 1345 Exam 3 Solutions Spring 2006
1. (a) Since y0= 6x2, the function is strictly increasing and therefore
one-to-one so it has an inverse.
(b) Solve for x, then exchange xand y.
y= 2x31
y+ 1 = 2x3
y+ 1
2=x3
3
ry+ 1
2=x
y1=3
rx+ 1
2
2. (a) Use the product rule.
y= 2tln t
y0= 2t·1
t+ (ln t)2t(ln 2)
=2t
t+ (ln t)2t(ln 2)
(b) Use the change of base formula and product rule.
y=esin tlog2t
=esin t·ln t
ln 2
y0=1
ln 2 esin t·1
t+ (ln t)esin tcos t
y0=1
ln 2 esin t
t+ (ln t)esin tcos t
(c)
y=2z3
(z2+ 4)7sin2z
=(2z3)1/2
(z2+ 4)7(sin z)2
ln y= ln(2z3)1/2ln(z2+ 4)7ln(sin z)2
=1
2ln(2z3) 7 ln(z2+ 4) 2 ln(sin z)
1
y
dy
dz =1
2·1
2z3·27·1
z2+ 4(2z)2·1
sin z·cos z
dy
dz =2z3
(z2+ 4)7sin2z1
2z314z
z2+ 4 2 cot z
3. (a) Let u= ln t. Then du =dt
t.
Zln3t
tdt =Zu3du
=u4
4+C=ln4t
4+C
(b) Let u= sin t. Then du = cos t dt.
Zesin tcos t dt =Zeudu
=eu+C=esin t+C
4. (a)
16x= 2x+1
24x= 2x+1
4x=x+ 1
x= 1/3
(b)
ln e6x+4 = 16
6x+ 4 = 16
x= 2
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APPM 1345 Exam 3 Solutions Spring 2006

  1. (a) Since y′^ = 6x^2 , the function is strictly increasing and therefore one-to-one so it has an inverse. (b) Solve for x, then exchange x and y. y = 2x^3 − 1 y + 1 = 2x^3 y + 1 2 = x^3

3

y + 1 2 = x

y−^1 = 3

x + 1 2

  1. (a) Use the product rule. y = 2t^ ln t y′^ = 2t^ ·

t

  • (ln t)2t(ln 2)

2 t t

  • (ln t)2t(ln 2)

(b) Use the change of base formula and product rule. y = esin^ t^ log 2 t = esin^ t^ · ln t ln 2 y′^ =

ln 2

esin^ t^ ·

t

  • (ln t) esin^ t^ cos t

y′^ =

ln 2

esin^ t t

  • (ln t) esin^ t^ cos t

(c)

y =

2 z − 3 (z^2 + 4)^7 sin^2 z

(2z − 3)^1 /^2 (z^2 + 4)^7 (sin z)^2 ln y = ln(2z − 3)^1 /^2 − ln(z^2 + 4)^7 − ln(sin z)^2 =

ln(2z − 3) − 7 ln(z^2 + 4) − 2 ln(sin z) 1 y

dy dz

=^1

2 z − 3

z^2 + 4 (2z) − 2 · 1 sin z · cos z

dy dz

2 z − 3 (z^2 + 4)^7 sin^2 z

2 z − 3

14 z z^2 + 4 − 2 cot z

  1. (a) Let u = ln t. Then du = dt t

ln^3 t t dt =

u^3 du

u^4 4 +^ C^ =^

ln^4 t 4 +^ C (b) Let u = sin t. Then du = cos t dt. ∫ esin^ t^ cos t dt =

eu^ du

= eu^ + C = esin^ t^ + C

  1. (a) 16 x^ = 2x+ 24 x^ = 2x+ 4 x = x + 1 x = 1 / 3 (b) ln e^6 x+4^ = 16 6 x + 4 = 16 x = 2
  1. (a)

x^ lim→ 07 −^ 7 cos^ x ex^ − x − 1 = lim x→ 0 7 sin^ x ex^ − 1 (by L’Hop)

= lim x→ 0 7 cos x ex^ (by L’Hop) = 7 (b)

L = lim x→ 0

x

)x

ln L = lim x→ 0 ln

x

)x

= lim x→ 0 x ln

1 +^5

x

= lim x→ 0

ln

1 + (^5) x

1 /x

= lim x→ 0

1 1+5/x

(− (^) x^52 ) − (^) x^12 (by L’Hop)

= lim x→ 0

1 + (^) x^5 = lim x→ 0 5 x x + 5

L = e^0 = 1

  1. (a) We examine limx→∞ f (x)/g(x).

x^ lim→∞

log 5 x log 10 x = (^) xlim→∞ (ln x)/(ln 5) (ln x)/(ln 10) = ln 10 ln 5 Therefore f and g grow at the same rate. (b) We examine (^) xlim→∞ f (x)/g(x).

x^ lim→∞

f (x) g(x) =^ xlim→∞

x/ 5 xe−x

= (^) xlim→∞^ e

x 5

Therefore f grows faster than g.

  1. Let y(t) represent the population of the bacteria after t years and y 0 be the original amount. We are given that y(1) = 0. 7 y 0. First we find the rate constant k.

y(t) = y 0 ekt

  1. 7 y 0 = y 0 ek 0 .7 = ek k = ln 0. 7

Then we find t when y(t) = 0. 4 y 0.

  1. 4 y 0 = y 0 ekt 0 .4 = ekt ln 0.4 = kt

t = ln 0. 4 k

ln 0. 4 ln 0. 7 ≈ 2. 57 years