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The final examination for ma 125 calculus course in fall 2005. The exam consists of two parts. Part one includes ten problems worth 4 points each, with no partial credit given. Part two includes six problems worth ten points each, with partial credit awarded. The problems cover various topics such as limits, derivatives, integrals, implicit differentiation, and optimization.
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MA 125 Fall 2005 Final Examination
Part One
There are ten Part One problems, worth 4 points each. Place your answer on the line to the right of the question. Space is provided between problems for you to work each problem, but no partial credit will be given on Part One problems, and only your entry on the answer line will be graded.
2 x^3 x^2 + 1 5 x^3 + x + 9
1 cos(x) x^2
p x 1 + x
Find g^0 (x).
0 cos(x)dx.
(1 + 4x^2 )dx.
Part Two
There are six Part Two questions, each worth ten points. A page is provided for you to work each problem. Attach additional pages if they contain material you judge to be an important part of your solution. Your solution must include enough detail to justify any conclusions you reach in answering the questionh. Partial credit may be awarded on Part Two problems where it is warranted.
(a) Determine each open interval on which f (x) is increasing, and each open interval on which f (x) is decreasing. (b) Determine each open interval on which the graph of f is concave up, and each open interval on which the graph of f is concave down. (c) Find all local maxima and minima of f (x). (d) Sketch a graph of y = 3x^5 5 x^3.
1 R
(a) If R 1 increases at a rate of 1 ohm per second, and R 2 increases at 2 ohms per second, how fast is the total resistance changing when R 1 = 40 ohms and R 2 = 80 ohms? (b) Is R increasing or decreasing at this instant?