Rigorous Argument - Calculus - Quiz, Exercises of Calculus

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Math 106-C (Salomone)
February 27, 2009
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Score (25 points possible):
Problem 1. (10 points) Determine whether each of the following improper integrals converges or diverges. You do
not need to calculate their value, but you should provide a rigorous argument. (Write a sentence or two.)
(a) (4 points) !2
0
1+x2
1x2dx
(b) (3 points) !
2
dx
x4+x+12
(c) (3 points) !
1
5z+3z2
99z17z2dz
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Math 106-C (Salomone) February 27, 2009 Show all your work!

Name:

Score (25 points possible):

Problem 1. (10 points) Determine whether each of the following improper integrals converges or diverges. You do

not need to calculate their value, but you should provide a rigorous argument. (Write a sentence or two.)

(a) (4 points)

0

1 + x 2 1 − x^2

dx

(b) (3 points)

2

dx x 4 + x + 12

(c) (3 points)

1

5 − z + 3 z 2 9 − 9 z − 17 z 2

dz

Problem 2. (10 points) Evaluate the improper integral

∫ (^) ∞

0

x 3 e −x^ dx.

Problem 3. (5 points) Is there any real number n for which

0 x^

n (^) e −x (^) dx diverges? If so, give an example and explain

why it works. If not, explain why not.