Good Lower Bound - Calculus II - Exam, Exams of Calculus

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MA 126, Calculus 2 UAB, Fall 2004
TEST 1
Duration 70min;
Make sure to show all your work and underline the final results of each problem. Write your
name on this sheet and use it as a cover page when you turn in your work. Do not write
your results on this paper. Good luck!
1. The graph of fconsists of two straight lines and a semi circle. Use it to evaluate each
integral.
(a)Z4
3
f(x)dx, (b)Z2
0
f(x)dx, (c)Z4
1
f(x)dx
2. (a) Use the properties of integrals to verify that
Z3
1
1
ln(x)+2dx 1
(b) Derive a good lower bound for integral in a similar way as the upper bound is derived.
(E.g. 1 is a correct lower bound but not good enough.)
3. Write out the form of the partial fraction expansion of the function. Do not determine
the numerical values of the coefficients.
(a)4x1
(x+ 1)2(x3) (b)1+5xx2
(x2+ 2x+ 6)(x1)
4. Evaluate the following integrals
(a)Z2
1
s3ds
1
pf2

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MA 126, Calculus 2 UAB, Fall 2004

TEST 1

Duration 70min;

Make sure to show all your work and underline the final results of each problem. Write your name on this sheet and use it as a cover page when you turn in your work. Do not write your results on this paper. Good luck!

  1. The graph of f consists of two straight lines and a semi circle. Use it to evaluate each integral.

(a)

3

f (x) dx, (b)

0

f (x) dx, (c)

1

f (x) dx

  1. (a) Use the properties of integrals to verify that ∫ (^3)

1

ln(x) + 2

dx ≤ 1

(b) Derive a good lower bound for integral in a similar way as the upper bound is derived. (E.g. −1 is a correct lower bound but not good enough.)

  1. Write out the form of the partial fraction expansion of the function. Do not determine the numerical values of the coefficients.

(a)

4 x − 1 (x + 1)^2 (x − 3)

(b)

1 + 5x − x^2 (x^2 + 2x + 6)(x − 1)

  1. Evaluate the following integrals

(a)

1

s^3 ds

(b)

2 − 3 u √ u

du

(c)

3 x − 7

dx

(d)

− 3

sin(x)x^6 1 + x^4

dx

(e)

(sin x)^4 (cos x)^3 dx

(f )

x^2 (1 − x^3 )^7 dx

(g)

t^1 /^2 ln(t) dt

(h)

x^4 x^2 + 1

dx

(i)

x^2 − 1

dx

  1. Find the derivative of the function

g(x) =

∫ (^1) /x

0

t^2 + ln(t + 2)

dt

Bonus. Prove the following statement. If ∫ (^) x

−x

f (t) dt = 0 for all x > 0

then f is an odd function: f (−x) = −f (x).