Final Exam Spring 2008 - Calculus | MATH 1B, Exams of Calculus

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NAME
STUDENT ID NUMBER
TA’s name or section number
MATH 1B Final Exam Spring 2008
V.F.R. Jones
There are 500 points altogether.
The first 15 questions are multiple choice, each worth 15 points. Cho ose the
most correct answer to each question and mark the corresponding box in the
grid ON THE BACK OF THIS PAGE. Mark only one box per question. No
partial credit.
TA use only:
MC
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Total
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NAME

STUDENT ID NUMBER

TA’s name or section number

MATH 1B Final Exam Spring 2008

V.F.R. Jones

There are 500 points altogether.

The first 15 questions are multiple choice, each worth 15 points. Choose the most correct answer to each question and mark the corresponding box in the grid ON THE BACK OF THIS PAGE. Mark only one box per question. No partial credit.

TA use only:

MC

Total

Question a b c d e

(4) Which of the following is MOST CORRECT for the complex numbers Z and W marked with x’s in the picture of the complex numbers below? (The dashed circle represents the unit circle - that is to say all complex numbers of modulus one.) (a)Z = W + 3i (b)Z = W 2 (c)W = Z^2 (d)Z = 1/W (e)Z = 2W

x

0 1

x i

Z W

  1. The complex number e1+2i^ is equal to

(a) e

√ 5 (cos(tan−^1 (2)) + i sin(tan−^1 (2)))

(b) e

√ (^5) (cos(tan− (^1) (2)) − i sin(tan− (^1) (2)))

(c) e(cos 2 + i sin 2) (d) e^2 (cos 1 + i sin 1) (e) a horse

  1. Given three solutions y 1 , y 2 and y 3 of the linear homogeneous differential equation P y′′^ + Qy′^ + Ry = 0, which of the following is true? (a) For any constants c 1 , c 2 and c 3 , c 1 y 1 + c 2 y 2 + c 3 y 3 is also a solution. (b) y 1 y 2 is always a solution. (c) y 1 y 2 y 3 is always a solution. (d) y 2 y 3 is always a solution. (e) You need to suppose P (x) 6 = 0 for the differential equation to be linear.

7)Which of the following is true for any sequence {an} with lim n→∞ an = ∞?

(a) There is an N > 0 for which an > 2 for all n ≤ N. (b) There is an N for which |an − 4 | < 1 for all n ≥ N. (c) lim n→∞ (an + an+1) = ∞.

(d) For no value of n is an smaller than 300. (e)For any ǫ > 0 there is an N with |an| < ǫ for all n ≥ N.

8)The integral

1

x^2 − 4 x + 4

is

(a) divergent (b) 1 (c) − 1 (d) ln(| 3 |) (e) ln(3)

9)The general solution to the differential equation y′′^ +4y′^ +5y = 0 is (where c 1 , c 2 , A and φ are arbitrary constants)

(a) c 1 e^2 x^ + c 2 ex

(b) c 1 e^2 x^ + c 2 e−x

(c) e

√ 2 x(c 1 cos √x 5 +^ c^2 sin^ √x 5 )

(d) Ae−^2 x^ sin(x + φ)

(e) Ae−x^ cos(4x + φ)

  1. Pure water is poured at 2 litres per minute into a vat initially con- taining 100 litres of a salt solution with a concentration of 1gram per liter. The mixed solution is removed at one litre per minute. Which of the following initial value problems is correct for the the amount of salt S (in kg) in the vat?

(a) 2

d^2 S dt^2

dS dt

+ S = 1. S(0) = 0. 1 , S′(0) = 1

(b)

d^2 S dt^2

dS dt

S

= 1. S(0) = 0. 1 S′(0) = 1

(c)

dS dt

S

100 + t

. S(0) = 0. 1

(d)

dS dt

S

100 + t

. S(0) = 0. 1

(e)

dS dt

S

  • t. S(0) = 0. 1
  1. Which of the following integrals gives the area of the surface obtained by rotating the curve y = ln x for x between e and e^2 about the line x = 9?

(a)2π

1

(9 − x)

1 + (ln x)^2 dx

(b)2π

∫ (^) e 2

e

(ex^ − 9)

1 + e^2 x^ dx

(c)2π

∫ (^) e 2

e

(9 − ln(y))

1 + e^2 y^ dy

(d)2π

∫ (^) e^2

e

(ln(y) − 9)

y^2

dy

(e)2π

1

(9 − ey^ )

1 + e^2 y^ dy

  1. lim x→ 0

ex 2 − cos x − 3 x

2 2 ln(1 − x^4 )

equals

(a) ∞ (b) − (^1124) (c) 1 (d) (^1532) (e) 0

The next six questions are not multiple choice. Show your reasoning and give your answers in the space provided.

1.(60 points)

Find two linearly independent solutions to the differential equation

y′′^ + xy = 0

. Don’t worry about expressing your answer in terms of factorials. If you write down the first four terms of each series correctly and the pattern is clear you will get full credit.

3.(40 points) Solve the initial value problem

y′′^ + 2y′^ + y = 0, y(0) = 0, y′(0) = 1

.

  1. (40 points) Solve the differential equation y′^ = ln x xy + xy^3

6)(45 points-15 each) Evaluate the following integrals:

(i)

0

4 − x^2 dx

(ii)

1

xe^

dx

(iii)

x(ln x)^2 dx