Practice Problems for Test 2: Mathematics - Prof. Lucy L. Hanks, Study notes of Calculus

Practice problems for students preparing for their second test, covering topics such as limits, derivatives, and graphing functions. Students are encouraged to review class notes, assigned homework problems, and worksheets 3, 4, and 6. The problems include finding limits, derivatives, and equations of tangent lines, as well as identifying continuity and differentiability.

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Practice Problems for Test 2
Note:
These are not sample test questions. However, your understanding of the topics below will help you on your
second test. You should also review the derivatives on Worksheet 5 and the concepts presented in Worksheets
3, 4, and 6. Be sure to review all class notes and assigned homework problems.
1) Use the definition:
¢ f (x)=lim
hÆ0
f(x+h)-f(x)
h
to show that
¢ f (x)=4x-3
if
f(x)=2x2-3x
2) Use
g(x)=x+1 if x£2
2x-1 if x>2
Ï
Ì
Ó
a) Is
g(x)
continuous for all x?
b) Is
g(x)
differentiable for all x? How did you decide?
c) Sketch the graphs of
g(x)
and
¢ g (x)
.
3) Find
dy
dt
for each of the following:
a)
b)
sin2(5t)+cos2(3y)=2t
c)
y=10t-5
d)
y=(t2+5)10 (1 -t)
e)
y=sin(
p
2t2)
f)
y=t3tan(t-1)
g)
y=sin(cost)
h)
y=cos(
p
)
i)
y=tan-1(cos t)
j)
y=e5t
1+3t
k)
y=54t3
l)
sin y=sin-1t
4) Find the equation for the line that is tangent to the graph of the given function,
y=f(x)
, at the given point:
a)
f(x)=sin(5x) at the point (
p
,f(
p
))
b)
x2y3-4y=7x-4 at the point (1,-1)
c)
y=x
(x2+1)5 at the point 1, 1
32
( )
5)
If x=r2-2 and r=cos(
q
)
find
dx
d
q
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Practice Problems for Test 2

Note:

These are not sample test questions. However, your understanding of the topics below will help you on your

second test. You should also review the derivatives on Worksheet 5 and the concepts presented in Worksheets

3, 4, and 6. Be sure to review all class notes and assigned homework problems.

  1. Use the definition: f ¢( x ) = lim

h Æ 0

f ( x + h ) - f ( x )

h

to show that f ¢( x ) = 4 x - 3 if f ( x ) = 2 x

2

  • 3 x
  1. Use

g ( x ) =

x + 1 if x £ 2

2 x - 1 if x > 2

Ï

Ì

Ó

a) Is g ( x ) continuous for all x?

b) Is g ( x )

differentiable for all x? How did you decide?

c) Sketch the graphs of g ( x ) and g ¢( x ).

  1. Find

dy

dt

for each of the following:

a) y = t

3

cos

3

( t

3

) b) sin

2

(5 t ) + cos

2

(3 y ) = 2 t

c) y = 10 t - 5 d) y = ( t

2

10

( 1 - t )

e) y = sin( p

2

t

2

) f) y = t

3

tan( t - 1)

g) y = sin(cos t ) h) y = cos( p )

i) y = tan

  • 1

(cos t ) j)

y =

e

5 t

t

k)

y = 5

4 t

3

l) sin y = sin

  • 1

t

  1. Find the equation for the line that is tangent to the graph of the given function, y = f ( x ) , at the given point:

a) f ( x ) = sin(5 x ) at the point ( p, f ( p ))

b) x

2

y

3

  • 4 y = 7 x - 4 at the point (1,-1)

c) y =

x

( x

2

5

at the point 1,

1

32

  1. If x = r

2

  • 2 and r = cos( q) find

dx

d q

  1. Suppose y and z are both differentiable functions of t and suppose y (3) = 2 and z (3) = - 1 and y ¢ (3) = 5 and

z ¢(3) = - 2 and z ¢ (2) = - 3.

a) Find

h ( t )

when

t = 3 if

h ( t ) = z ( t ) ⋅ y ( t )

b) Find

k ¢ ( t ) when t = 3 if k ( t ) = z ( y ( t )).

  1. Find the first and second derivatives for f ( x ) = x

2

sin

2

x

  1. The strength, S , of a beam of depth, d , satisfies the formula S = 10 d

2

a) How fast is the strength increasing with respect to the depth when the depth is 4 inches?

What if the depth is 6 inches?

b) What is the average rate of increase for strength with respect to depth if the depth increases from 4 to 6

inches?

  1. The graph of a function is given below. Roughly sketch the graph of the derivative of the function.

  2. The three graphs below represent the position, velocity, and acceleration functions for a body moving on a

coordinate line. Label each one, then sketch the graph of the speed function.