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The solutions to various calculus problems from exam 3a of ma 22000, fall 2012. The problems involve determining intervals of concave upward functions, finding vertical and horizontal asymptotes, identifying relative maximums and minimums, finding derivatives, solving exponential equations, and graphing functions. Students preparing for this exam or similar calculus exams may find this document useful.
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Using calculus, determine any intervals where the function below would be concave upward. If there are none, write ‘none’ in the answer box. (8 points) f ( ) x x^4^ 8 x^3^ 18 x^2 8
For which value of x of the function, f ( ) x x^4 8 x^3^ 18 x^2 8 (problem 1 function), is the function both decreasing and concave down? Select the correct choice. (8 points)
A x B x C x D x E x
Interval(s) of Concave Upward:
f x x x
Vertical Asymptote Equation(s):
Horizontal Asymptote Equation(s);
Relative maximum(s):
Relative minimum(s):
Find the derivative of y 2 x e^3 x. (9 points)
Solve this equation, using algebra/calculus. log 4 x log ( 4 x 3) 1 (8 points)
A I, II, III, and IV B II and IV only C I and IV only D I and II only E I, II, and III only
I The function f is decreasing on (1, 3). II There is a point of inflection at (2, 2). III The function f is concave upward on (2, ∞). IV There is a relative maximum.