Practice Test 1 Problems on Elementary Calculus I - Answer Key | MATH 220, Exams of Calculus

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Math 220, Sections 04**, T Pilachowski, Spring 2007
Spring 2007 MATH 220 – TEST 1(A) (0.3 – 2.7) [Pilachowski] ANSWER KEY
1. a. (10 points) Given
()
4
2
3+= x
xxf , find
(
)
2
f.
() ( ) ( ) ()
2
25
2
1
12
2
2
2322342 2
2
2213 =+=
+=
+=
+= fxxfxxxf
b. (4 extra points) Determine the equations of all asymptotes for
()
2
3
5= x
xxp .
vertical asymptote is x = 0; As
(
)
205,
xxpx : slant asymptote is y = 5x – 2
c. (10 points) Given
() ( )
3
52 = xxg , use calculus to determine whether the curve is concave up,
concave down or has a point of inflection at x = 0.
() () () () ()
<
==
==
005224252125262523 22 gxxgxxg concave down
d. (18 points) Xanthu wants to fence in a rectangular garden and has $1200 to spend. One side needs a
stronger fence—materials will cost $4 per foot for this side. The other three sides can be fenced with
less expensive materials at $2 per foot. Use calculus to find the dimensions which will maximize area,
and indicate which value applies to the stronger side.
constraint: 4x + 2x + 2(2y)=1200 xy 2
3
300 = ; objective: xAxxxyA 3300
2
3
300 2=
==
300 – 3x = 0 x = 100 and y = 150; strong side is 100 ft and other dimension is 150 ft.
2. a. (12 points) Given
()
23
3
1
4
1234 += xxxxh , use calculus to find values for x for which the
function is increasing, and values for x for which the function is decreasing.
() ( )( )
0326
23 =+==
xxxxxxxh for x = –2, 0, 3; for x < –2, h
< 0; for –2 < x < 0, h
> 0;
for 0 < x < 3, h < 0; for 3 < x, h > 0;
h is increasing for –2 < x < 0 and x > 3; h is decreasing for x < –2 and 0 < x < 3;
b. (12 points) Given
()
52122 234 ++= xxxxxm , use calculus to find values for x for which the
graph of m has a point of inflection.
() () ( )( )
01212241212,22464 223 =+=+=
++=
xxxxxmxxxxm for x = –2, 1
x < –2 –2 < x < 1 1 < x
m positive negative positive
3. a. (10 points) Given a company’s Revenue function
()
x
x
xR
+
= 2
400
500 , find the equation to
express Marginal Revenue.
() () ()
124002400500 21 +=
+= xRxxxR
b. (10 points) Given
()
13 += xxp , find average rate of change for p for 1 x 5. You must show
your work and state a numeric answer in simplest form.
() ()
41155,2131 =+==+= pp , average rate of change =
(
)
(
)
2
1
4
24
15
15 =
=
pp
The graph has points of inflection at both x = –2 and x = 1.
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Math 220, Sections 04**, T Pilachowski, Spring 2007

Spring 2007 MATH 220 – TEST 1(A) (0.3 – 2.7) [Pilachowski] ANSWER KEY

1. a. (10 points) Given ( ) 4

x

f x x , find f ′( − 2 ).

2

3 1 2 2 2 = + = −

− − f x x x f x x f

b. (4 extra points) Determine the equations of all asymptotes for ( ) 2

x

p x x.

vertical asymptote is x = 0; As x → ∞, p ( x ) → 5 x − 0 − 2 : slant asymptote is y = 5 x – 2

c. (10 points) Given ( ) ( )

3 g x = 2 x − 5 , use calculus to determine whether the curve is concave up,

concave down or has a point of inflection at x = 0.

2 2 g x x g x x g concave down

d. (18 points) Xanthu wants to fence in a rectangular garden and has $1200 to spend. One side needs a stronger fence—materials will cost $4 per foot for this side. The other three sides can be fenced with

less expensive materials at $2 per foot. Use calculus to find the dimensions which will maximize area,

and indicate which value applies to the stronger side.

constraint: 4 x + 2 x + 2(2 y )=1200 y x 2

⇒ = 300 − ; objective: A xy x x A 300 3 x 2

2 = = − ⇒ ′= −

300 – 3 x = 0 ⇒ x = 100 and y = 150; strong side is 100 ft and other dimension is 150 ft.

2. a. (12 points) Given ( ) 3 2

h x = xxx + , use calculus to find values for x for which the

function is increasing, and values for x for which the function is decreasing.

3 2 hx = xxx = x x + x − = for x = –2, 0, 3; for x < –2, h ′ < 0; for –2 < x < 0, h ′ > 0;

for 0 < x < 3, h ′^ < 0; for 3 < x , h ′^ > 0;

h is increasing for –2 < x < 0 and x > 3; h is decreasing for x < –2 and 0 < x < 3;

b. (12 points) Given ( ) 2 12 2 5

4 3 2 m x = x + xx + x − , use calculus to find values for x for which the

graph of m has a point of inflection.

3 2 2 m ′^ x = x + xx + m ′′ x = x + x − = x + x − = for x = –2, 1

x < –2 –2 < x < 1 1 < x

m ′′^ positive negative positive

3. a. (10 points) Given a company’s Revenue function ( ) x

x

R x

500 , find the equation to

express Marginal Revenue.

1 2 = − + − ⇒ ′= + −

− − Rx x x R x

b. (10 points) Given p ( ) x = 3 x + 1 , find average rate of change for p for 1 ≤ x ≤ 5. You must show

your work and state a numeric answer in simplest form.

p ( ) 1 = 3 + 1 = 2 , p ( ) 5 = 15 + 1 = 4 , average rate of change =

pp

The graph has points of inflection at both x = –2 and x = 1.

Math 220, Sections 04**, T Pilachowski, Spring 2007

c. (18 points) A manufacturer expects to make 192 thingamabobs at a steady rate during the next year.

Production runs of the same number of thingamabobs will evenly spaced throughout the year. The cost for each production run is $2. Carrying costs, based on the average number of thingamabobs in stock,

amount to $3 per thingamabobs. Find the number of production runs and the number of thingamabobs

per run that will minimize total cost.

r = the number of production runs; production costs will be 2 r.

x = the number of units produces in a run; average number in stock = 2

x

; carrying costs = ( ) x

x

2

objective function is C r x 2

= 2 + ; constraint : r^ ∗^ x =^192 , or x

r

⎟+ = +^ ⇒

x x x x

C

1 0 768 3 256 16 2

2 2 ′ (^) =− + = ⇒ = ⇒ =± =±

C x x x.

Final answer: Produce 16 thingamabobs in each of 12 production runs.