Function - Calculus Non Science - Exam, Exams of Calculus

This is the Past Exam of Calculus Non Science which includes Limits, Algebraic Techniques, Exist, Function, Graph, Question Number, Discontinuous, Value, Tangent Line, Intervals etc. Key important points are: Function, Following Limits, Appropriate, Algebraic Techniques, Limits, Interval, Graph, Slope, Tangent, Curve

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Math 201-103-RE - Final Exam
(Marks)
Fall 2010 Page 1 of 4
1.(4) Use the graph of the function below to ๏ฌnd the following limits. Use โˆž,โˆ’โˆž or DNE where appropriate.
(a) lim
xโ†’โˆ’โˆž
f(x)=
(b) lim
xโ†’2โˆ’
f(x)=
(c) lim
xโ†’6+f(x)=
(d) lim
xโ†’1โˆ’
f(x)=
(e) lim
xโ†’1f(x)=
(f) lim
xโ†’โˆž
f(x)=
(g) f(1) =
(h) f(2) =
x
y
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2
3
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2.(15) Use algebraic techniques to evaluate the following limits. Identify the limits that do not exist, and use
โˆ’โˆž or โˆžas appropriate. Show your work.
(a) lim
xโ†’2
x2โˆ’4
โˆ’x2โˆ’5x+14
(b) lim
xโ†’3โˆ’
f(x), where f(x)=๎˜7โˆ’x2if x<3
2xโˆ’4ifxโ‰ฅ3
(c) lim
xโ†’+โˆž
(2xโˆ’1)(x+2)
xโˆ’5
(d) lim
xโ†’5+
4xโˆ’2
2x2โˆ’7xโˆ’15
(e) lim
xโ†’3
โˆšx+1โˆ’2
xโˆ’3
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(Marks) (4) 1. Use the graph of the function below to find the following limits. Use โˆž, โˆ’โˆž or DNE where appropriate.

(a) (^) xโ†’โˆ’โˆžlim f (x) =

(b) lim xโ†’ 2 โˆ’^ f (x) =

(c) lim xโ†’ 6 +^ f (x) =

(d) lim xโ†’ 1 โˆ’^ f (x) =

(e) lim xโ†’ 1 f (x) =

(f) (^) xlimโ†’โˆž f (x) =

(g) f (1) =

(h) f (2) =

x

y

(^0 2 4 )

1

2

3







(15) 2. Use algebraic techniques to evaluate the following limits. Identify the limits that do not exist, and use โˆ’โˆž or โˆž as appropriate. Show your work.

(a) lim xโ†’ 2 x^2 โˆ’ 4 โˆ’x^2 โˆ’ 5 x + 14 (b) lim xโ†’ 3 โˆ’^ f (x), where f (x) =

7 โˆ’ x^2 if x < 3 2 x โˆ’ 4 if x โ‰ฅ 3

(c) (^) xโ†’lim+โˆž (2x โˆ’ 1)(x + 2) x โˆ’ 5 (d) lim xโ†’ 5 +

4 x โˆ’ 2 2 x^2 โˆ’ 7 x โˆ’ 15

(e) lim xโ†’ 3

x + 1 โˆ’ 2 x โˆ’ 3

(Marks) (3) 3. Given the graph of y = f (x)

(a) Give the interval(s) where the slope of the tangent line to the curve of f (x) is negative.

(b) Locate the x-value(s) where f (x) is continuous but not differentiable.

(c) Locate the x-value(s) where f (x) is not differen- tiable.

x

y

โˆ’ 1 0 1 3 4 โˆ’ 2

โˆ’ 1

1

3





(3) 4. Find the value(s) of k such that f (x) is continuous:

f (x) =

kx^2 + 2k^2 x โˆ’ 4 if x โ‰ค 1 4 kx^2 + k^2 x + 6 if x > 1

(5) 5. Using only the limit definition of the derivative, show that if f (x) = x^2 โˆ’ 5 x + 3 then f โ€ฒ(x) = 2x โˆ’ 5.

(28) 6. Find dy dx for each of the following functions. Do not simplify your answers. (a) y = 8 x^3 โˆ’ 5

x + 2xe+1^ + e^3

(b) y =

5 x โˆ’ 3 2 โˆ’ 7 x

(c) y = esec(5x)^ cot(7x)

(d) y = ln

2 x โˆ’ 3 cos(x) (3x^2 โˆ’ x)^3

(e) xy = (x + 3y)^4 + 7 (f) y = 4 x^ log 4 (

x) (g) y = (3x + 2)cos(x)

(4) 7. Find the second derivative of f (x) = xe^5 โˆ’^6 x^ + xโˆ’^1. (4) 8. Find the absolute maximum and absolute minimum of f (x) = x^3 + 2x^2 โˆ’ 15 x + 27 on the interval [โˆ’ 4 , โˆ’2].

(4) 9. Find an equation of the line tangent to the curve of y = x^2 + 1 x โˆ’ 2 at x = 4.

(4) 10. Use the second derivative test to find the relative extrema of f (x) = x^4 โˆ’ 4 x^3 + 4x^2 + 3.

(Marks)

(6f) dy dx = 4x^ ln(4). log 4

x + (^12)

x ln(4)

. 4 x^ ; (6g) dy dx = (3x + 2)cos^ x

[

โˆ’ sin(x) ln(3x + 2) + 3 cos(x) 3 x + 2

]

(7) f โ€ฒโ€ฒ(x) = โˆ’ 12 e^5 โˆ’^6 x^ + 36x e^5 โˆ’^6 x^ + 2xโˆ’^3 (8) absolute maximum is 63 when x = โˆ’3 ; absolute minimum is 55 when x = โˆ’ 4 (9) y = โˆ’^14 x + 192 ; (10) relative minimum at (0, 3) and (2, 3) ; relative maximum at (1, 4) (11a)

x โˆ’ intercepts :

y โˆ’ intercept: none vertical asymptote: x = 0 horizontal asymptote: y = 5 relative minimum: (โˆ’ 2 , 9) points of inflection:

increasing: x < โˆ’2 or x > 0 decreasing: โˆ’ 2 < x < 0 concave up: x < โˆ’ 3 concave down: โˆ’ 3 < x < 0 or x > 0

(11b)

x

y

โˆ’ 3 โˆ’ 2 0 4

5

9 8

(12a) R(x) = 1000x โˆ’ x^2 ; (12b) C(x) = 3000 + 20x ; (12c) P (x) = โˆ’x^2 + 980x โˆ’ 3000 (12d) an increase from 300 to 301 units would result in an increase of about 380 $ in profits (12e) 490 units to maximize profit

(13) A courtyard with dimensions 90 meters by 80 meters to minimize cost

(14a) ฮท(5) = โˆ’ 5 .5 ; (14b) demand has unit elasticity at x = 10 units