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Material Type: Exam; Professor: Taggart; Class: LIFE SCI CALCULUS; Subject: Mathematics; University: University of Washington - Seattle; Term: Winter 2008;
Typology: Exams
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This is intended to give you an idea of the length and difficulty of the second midterm exam. This is not an exhaustive review. You will be expected to understand all concepts covered in class and on homework.
(a)
0
1 − x dx
(b)
∫ (^) e
1
(1 + ln x)^2 x
dx
(c)
cos x √ sin x
dx
(d)
x − 2 x^2 (x − 1)
dx
(e)
0
(2x + 1)^2
dx
(f)
0
√ (^4) x dx
(g)
0
x^4
dx
w′(t) = (8t + 1)^2 /^3 grams per hour.
(a) Find the change in the weight of the colony from t = 0 to t = 3.25 hours. (b) If the colony weighs 29 grams at t = 2, how much does it weigh at t = 10?
5 x
on the interval [0, 5 π].
I. The function xe−x^ is an anti-derivative of the function e−x(1 − x). II. The function e−x(1 − x) is an anti-derivative of the function xe−x.
Show some work that justifies your answer.
2 is given below. Approximate
0
e−x
2 dx using five equal subinter- vals and left endpoints.