Calculus I Examination #2: Solutions for Sections I-VII, Exams of Calculus

The solutions for examination #2 of mathematics 105 - calculus i. It includes the steps to solve problems related to initial value problems, calculating derivatives, finding limits, and optimization problems. Additionally, it covers using newton's method to find roots.

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November 13 Mathematics 105 Mr. Haines
2009 Calculus I
Examination #2
(10) I. Solve the Initial Value Problem:
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NAME_____________________________________________________

I______ II______ III______ IV______ V______ VI______ VII______ TOTAL _______

November 13 Mathematics 105 Mr. Haines 2009 Calculus I Examination #

(10) I. Solve the Initial Value Problem:

(i) 2 3 cos( 2 )^3 1

' x x e x

y + + + −

(ii) (^) y ( 0 )= 0

(20) II. Calculate y ′^ if

A. y = 3 x cos( 5 x ).

B. y = sin( 2 x + 1 ).

(10) IV. Find the following limits. For full credit, show your work and explain your reasoning:

A.

x

x x 7 7

lim 3 −

B. (^) x x x 3

lim (^2) + 1 → ∞

(10) V. If x and y are positive real numbers whose product is 16, find the minimum value taken on by x + y^2.

(10) VII. Use Newton’s Method to try to find roots for f ( x )= x^2 + x + 1

A. The iteration function for f ( x )is

N ( x ) = ____________________________.

B. If the initial guess is x 0 = 1, compute the next three approximations:

x 1 = __________________________________.

x 2 = __________________________________.

x 3 = __________________________________.

x 4 = __________________________________.

C. Sketch a graph of y = f ( x )and explain why you get the approximations you do.