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Math 112 (Calculus I)
Final Exam Form A KEY
Multiple Choice. Fill in the answer to each problem on your scantron. Make sure your
name, section and instructor is on your scantron.
1. Find the absolute minimum value for f(x) on the interval [4,3] when f(x) is given by
f(x) = x24
x2+ 4.
a) 1 b) 5/13 c) 4/5
d) 2 e) 2 f) 1
Solution: a)
2. For what value of cis the function g(x) below continuous?
g(x) =
cx24c
x2if x < 2
cx + 1 if x2
a) c= 1 b) c= 2 c) c= 1/2
d) c=2 e) c= 0 f) None of the above
Solution: c)
3. Evaluate:
d
dx Zx2
3
ln(t1) dt
a) 2xln(x21) b) 1
x211
8c) ln(x21) ln(8)
d) 2xln(x21) 2xln(8) e) 2xln((x21)4(x21)) f) 2x
x21+x
4
Solution: a)
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Math 112 (Calculus I)

Final Exam Form A KEY

Multiple Choice. Fill in the answer to each problem on your scantron. Make sure your name, section and instructor is on your scantron.

  1. Find the absolute minimum value for f (x) on the interval [− 4 , 3] when f (x) is given by

f (x) = x^2 − 4 x^2 + 4

a) − 1 b) 5 / 13 c) 4 / 5

d) − 2 e) 2 f) 1

Solution: a)

  1. For what value of c is the function g(x) below continuous?

g(x) =

cx^2 − 4 c x − 2 if x < 2 cx + 1 if x ≥ 2

a) c = 1 b) c = 2 c) c = 1/ 2

d) c = − 2 e) c = 0 f) None of the above

Solution: c)

  1. Evaluate: d dx

∫ (^) x 2

3

ln(t − 1) dt

a) 2 x ln(x^2 − 1) b)

x^2 − 1

c) ln(x^2 − 1) − ln(8)

d) 2 x ln(x^2 − 1) − 2 x ln(8) e) 2 x ln((x^2 − 1)^4 (x^2 − 1)) f) 2 x x^2 − 1

x 4

Solution: a)

  1. Use linear approximation to estimate sinh(0.1).

a) 0. 2 b) 0. 01 c) − 0. 2

d) 1. 1 e) 0. 9 f) 0. 1

Solution: f)

  1. A function s(t) is given by s(t) = t^1 /^3 + t^2 /^3. Find s′′(1).

a) 1 b) − 1 / 3 c) 0

d) − 4 / 9 e) 1 / 3 f) − 1

Solution: d)

  1. Find all vertical asymptotes.

y = 3(x − 2)(x + 1) ln(x + 5) (x + 4)(x − 2) i. x = − 4 ii. x = 2 iii. x = − 5 iv. x = 1

a) i. only b) i. and ii. c) i., ii., and iii.

d) i., ii., iii., and iv. e) i. and iii. only f) ii. and iii. only

Solution: e)

  1. For the definition of the limit

xlim→ 2 3 x^ = 6, find the largest value of δ that corresponds to  = 0.06. a) 0. 06 b) 0. 02 c) 0. 2

d) 0. 1 e) 0. 03 f) 0. 01

Solution: b)

Short Answer. Fill in the blank with the appropriate answer.

  1. A rectangular box with a square base is to hold 4000 cubic centimeters. Material for the sides costs 2 cents per square centimeter, while material for the top and bottom costs 1 cent per square centimeter. (a) (4 points) If the base has side x, express the cost C of the box as a function of x. Solution: Form A x^2 y = 4000, y =

x^2 C = 2 · 4 xy + 1 · 2 x^2 =

x

  • 2x^2. Form B x^2 y = 9000, y =

x^2 C = 6 · 4 xy + 2 · 2 x^2 =

x

  • 4x^2. (b) (4 points) Find the dimensions of the most economical box. Solution: Form A C′^ = −

x^2

  • 4x = 4 x^3 − 32000 x^2

Thus, x^3 =

= 8000, x = 20, y = 10. Form B C′^ = −

x^2

  • 8x = 8 x^3 − 216000 x^2

Thus, x^3 =

= 27000, x = 30, y = 10

  1. (7 points) Find the equation of the tangent line to the curve given implicitly by

exy^ = x^2 + y^2

at the point (0, 1). Solution: By differentiating implicitly, we have

exy(y + xy′) = 2x + 2yy′

Plugging in x = 0 and y = 1, we have

e^0 (1) = 2y′, y′^ =

  1. (7 points) A boat is pulled into a dock by a rope attached to the bow of the boat and passing through a pulley on the dock that is 1 m higher than the bow of the boat. If the rope is pulled in at a rate of 2 m/s, at what rate is the angle between the rope and the horizontal increasing when that angle is π/6? Solution: Form A If s is the length of the rope and θ is the angle the rope makes from the horizontal,

s sin θ = 1,

and sin θ ds dt

  • s cos θ dθ dt

When θ = π/6, s = 2. Thus,

dθ dt

or dθ dt

√^1

Form B When θ = π/4, s =

  1. Thus,

dθ dt

or dθ dt

√^3

  1. (7 points) Find the derivative of (arctan(x))^3 x. Don’t simplify your answer.

Solution:

Form A ln y = 3x ln(arctan(x)) 1 y

y′^ = 3 ln(arctan(x)) + 3 x arctan(x)(1 + x^2 )

y′^ = (arctan(x))^3 x

3 ln(arctan(x)) + 3 x arctan(x)(1 + x^2 )

Form B y′^ = (arctan(x))^4 x

4 ln(arctan(x)) + 4 x arctan(x)(1 + x^2 )

  1. Evaluate the integrals.

(a) (5 points)

0

v^2 cos(v^3 ) dv Solution: u = v^3 , du = 3v^2 dv. ∫ (^1)

0

v^2 cos(v^3 ) dv =

0

cos(u) du 3

(sin(1)).

(b) (5 points)

sec θ tan θ 1 + sec θ

dθ Solution: Form A u = 1 + sec θ, du = sec θ tan θ dθ. ∫ sec θ tan θ 1 + sec θ dθ =

du u = ln |u| + C

= ln |1 + sec θ| + C. Form B ln |3 + sec θ| + C.

(c) (5 points)

0

|x^2 − 4 | dx Solution: (^) ∫ (^3)

0

|x^2 − 4 | dx =

0

4 − x^2 dx +

2

x^2 − 4 dx

= (4x − x^3 3

)|^20 + (

x^3 2

− 4 x)|^42 = 8 −

END OF EXAM