Solutions to Test #1 in MATH 106, Section D: Integrals, Bounds, Area, Length, and Volume, Exams of Calculus

The solutions to test #1 in math 106, section d. It includes the evaluation of integrals, finding the minimal value of n for approximating integrals, calculating the area of a region in the xy-plane, determining the length of a curve, and finding the volume of a solid of revolution. The document also includes the formulas and steps to solve each problem.

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MATH 106, Section D
Test # 1
SOLUTIONS
1. (20 points) Evaluate the integral.
cos(ln x)
x
dx
u= lnx=du =
1
x
dx =
cos(ln x)
x
dx =cos udu = sin u+C= sin ln x+C.
2. (20 points) Find the minimal value of nsuch that R
n
approximates the value of the integral with the absolute error
less than or equal to 0.007.
e
1
xln xdx
First of all, we want to find K
1
, to do this we have to find critical points of f
(x)and compare the values of f
at them
with the values of f
at the end-points of the interval. Among all these values we need the one with the largest absolute
value, this absolute value is K
1
, i.e., the minimal number that bounds |f
(x)|from above. Hence,
f(x) = xln x=f
(x) = ln x+ 1 =f

(x) =
1
x
= 0 =no critical points.
Now we have the following values: f
(1) = 1,f
(e) = 2. Thus K
1
= 2, therefore, the bound gives us
0.007 K
1
(ba)
2
2n=2 (e1)
2
2n=n(e1)
2
0.007 421.7846 =n= 422 .
3. (20 points) Find the area of the region in the xy-plane bounded by the curves y=e
2x
,y=e
x
, and x= ln2.
A=
ln 2
0
e
2x
e
x
dx =
ln 2
0
e
2x
dx
ln 2
0
e
x
dx =
1
2
e
2x
ln 2
0
e
x
ln 2
0
=
1
2
e
2 ln 2
e
0
e
ln 2
e
0
=
1
2
e
ln 2
2
1(2 1) =
1
2
(4 1) 1 =
3
2
1 =
1
2
.
4. (20 points) Find the length of the curve. y= lnx
x
2
8
, x [1,4]
L=
4
1
1 + ln x
x
2
8
2
dx =
4
1
1 +
1
x
x
4
2
dx =
4
1
1 +
1
x
2
2·
1
x
·
x
4
+
x
4
2
dx
=
4
1
1 +
1
x
2
1
2
+
x
4
2
dx =
4
1
1
x
2
+
1
2
+
x
4
2
dx =
4
1
1
x
+
x
4
2
dx =
4
1
1
x
+
x
4
dx
=
4
1
1
x
+
x
4
dx =
4
1
1
x
dx +
1
4
4
1
xdx = ln|x|
4
1
+
1
8
x
2
4
1
= ln4 ln1 +
1
8
(16 1) = 2 ln 2 +
15
8
.
5. (20 points) Find the volume of the solid of revolution formed when the region bounded by y= 1x,y=x+ 1,
and x= 1 is revolved about the line y= 3.
The area of the cross section: A(x) = π(3 (1 x))
2
π(3 (x+ 1))
2
=π(2 + x)
2
π(2 x)
2
=π4 + 4x+x44x+x
2
=π4x+ 5xx
2
.
V=
1
0
A(x)dx =π
1
0
4x+ 5xx
2
dx =π
4
3/2
x
3/2
1
0
+
5
2
x
2
1
0
1
3
x
3
1
0
=π
8
3
+
5
2
1
3
=π
16+152
6
=π
29
6
=
29π
6
.
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MATH 106, Section D

Test # 1

SOLUTIONS

1. (20 points) Evaluate the integral.

cos(ln x) x

dx

u = ln x =⇒ du =

1 x

dx =⇒

cos(ln x) x

dx =

cos udu = sin u + C = sin ln x + C.

2. (20 points) Find the minimal value of n such that Rn approximates the value of the integral with the absolute error

less than or equal to 0.007.

∫^ e

1

x ln xdx

First of all, we want to find K 1 , to do this we have to find critical points of f ′ (x) and compare the values of f ′ at them

with the values of f

′ at the end-points of the interval. Among all these values we need the one with the largest absolute

value, this absolute value is K 1 , i.e., the minimal number that bounds |f

′ (x)| from above. Hence,

f (x) = x ln x =⇒ f

′ (x) = ln x + 1 =⇒ f

′′ (x) =

1 x

= 0 =⇒ no critical points.

Now we have the following values: f

′ (1) = 1, f

′ (e) = 2. Thus K 1 = 2, therefore, the bound gives us

K 1 (b − a)

2

2 n

2 (e − 1)

2

2 n

=⇒ n ≤

(e − 1)

2

≈ 421 .7846 =⇒ n = 422.

3. (20 points) Find the area of the region in the xy-plane bounded by the curves y = e

2 x , y = e

x , and x = ln 2.

A =

ln 2∫

0

e

2 x − e

x

dx =

ln 2∫

0

e

2 x dx −

ln 2∫

0

e

x dx =

1 2

e

2 x

ln 2

0

− e

x

ln 2

0

1 2

e

2 ln 2 − e

0

e

ln 2 − e

0

1 2

e

ln 2

1 2

3 2

1 2

4. (20 points) Find the length of the curve. y = ln x −

x 2

8 , x ∈ [1, 4]

L =

∫^4

1

ln x −

x^2 8

dx =

∫^4

1

1 x

x 4

dx =

∫^4

1

1 x

1 x

x 4

x 4

dx

∫^4

1

1 x

1 2

x 4

dx =

∫^4

1

1 x

1 2

x 4

dx =

∫^4

1

1 x

x 4

dx =

∫^4

1

x

x 4

dx

∫^4

1

1 x

x 4

dx =

∫^4

1

1 x dx +

1 4

∫^4

1

xdx = ln |x|

4

1

1 8 x

2

4

1

= ln 4 − ln 1 +

1 8 (16 − 1) = 2 ln 2 +

15 8

5. (20 points) Find the volume of the solid of revolution formed when the region bounded by y = 1 −

x, y = x + 1,

and x = 1 is revolved about the line y = 3.

The area of the cross section: A (x) = π (3 − (1 −

x))

2 − π (3 − (x + 1))

2 = π (2 +

x)

2 − π (2 − x)

2

= π

x + x −

4 − 4 x + x

2

= π

x + 5x − x

2

V =

∫^1

0

A (x) dx = π

∫^1

0

x + 5x − x

2

dx = π

[

4 3 / 2 x

3 / 2

1

0

5 2 x

2

1

0

1 3 x

3

1

0

]

= π

[

8 3

5 2

1 3

]

= π

16+15− 2 6

= π

29 6

29 π 6

6. (20 points) A cylindrical gasoline tank with vertical axis of symmetry, radius 20 feet, and height 60 feet is located

on the ground. One third of the tank is empty. Gasoline in the tank weighs 43 lb/ft

3

. Find the amount of work needed

to pump all the gasoline in the tank to a nozzle that is 15 feet above the top of the tank.

W =

∫^ b

a

ρgA (y) (h − y) dy where a = 0, b =

2 3

· 60 = 40, ρg = 43, A (y) = πr 2 = 400π, and h = 60 + 15 = 75.

W =

∫^40

0

43 · 400 π (75 − y) dy = 17200π

∫^40

0

dy −

∫^40

0

ydy

 (^) = 17200π

[

75 y

40

0

1 2 y

2

40

0

]

= 17200π

[

1 2

]

= 37, 840 , 000 π ≈ 118 , 877 , 866 ft-lb.