Sample Exam 2 - Calculus for Life Sciences | MATH 145, Exams of Mathematics

Material Type: Exam; Professor: Taggart; Class: LIFE SCI CALCULUS; Subject: Mathematics; University: University of Washington - Seattle; Term: Winter 2008;

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MATH 145
WINTER 2008
SAMPLE EXAM II
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.
1. Compute the integral.
(a) Z1
0
1x dx
(b) Ze
1
(1 + ln x)2
xdx
(c) Zcos x
sin xdx
(d) Zx2
x2(x1) dx
(e) Z
0
1
(2x+ 1)2dx
(f) Z1
0
1
4
xdx
(g) Z2
0
1
x4dx
2. The total weight of a bacteria colony changes at a rate of
w0(t) = (8t+ 1)2/3grams 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?
3. The graph below shows the functions f(x) = x4
8x3+ 18x2and g(x) = x+ 28. Compute
the area of the shaded region.
4. Find the average value of the function f(x) = xsin 1
5xon the interval [0,5π].
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MATH 145

WINTER 2008

SAMPLE EXAM II

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.

  1. Compute the integral.

(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

  1. The total weight of a bacteria colony changes at a rate of

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?

  1. The graph below shows the functions f (x) = x^4 − 8 x^3 + 18x^2 and g(x) = x + 28. Compute the area of the shaded region.
  2. Find the average value of the function f (x) = x sin

5 x

on the interval [0, 5 π].

  1. Which of the following statements are true? (Your answer could be either (I) or (II) or both or neither.)

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.

  1. The graph of g(x) = e−x

2 is given below. Approximate

0

e−x

2 dx using five equal subinter- vals and left endpoints.