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The fall 2007 calculus i exam iii, consisting of two parts. Part i includes six problems on finding derivatives, and part ii includes five problems requiring justification and simplification of answers. Problems involve different functions such as trigonometric, logarithmic, and exponential functions.
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Name: Calculus I; Fall 2007, Exam III
Part I consists of 6 questions, each worth 7 points. Clearly show your work for each of the problems listed. Find y′^ if: (1) y = x tan−^1 (x)
(2) y = (^) ln(xx)
(3) y = x^2 ex 3
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(4) y = ln(sin(x))
(5) Evaluate the limit
lim x→ 5
cos(x) x^2 + 1
(6) Evaluate the limit
lim x→∞
ex^ + x e^2 x
(3) Find y′^ if y = (sin(x))
(^3) (x) 5 (7x+8)^9
(4) Simplify y = cos(tan−^1 (x)), then find y′.
(5) Use a linear approximation of the function y = f (x) =
x at an appropriate point x = a to estimate the value of