Math 132, Spring 2011 - Exam 3: Sequences, Series, and Limits, Exams of Calculus

The spring 2011 exam 3 for math 132, focusing on sequences, series, and limits. The exam consists of sixteen questions, including multiple choice and written answer problems. Students are required to write their name and id number on the pages with written answers and will receive partial credit for doing so.

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Math 132, Spring 2011 - Exam 3
NAME:
STUDENT ID NUMBER:
This exam contains sixteen questions. The first fourteen
are multiple choice questions and count for five points
each. There is no partial credit on these questions, so
read each question carefully, check your arithmetic
and make sure that you have marked the answer you in-
tended to mark. The last two questions, which are each
worth fifteen points, require written answers, and some
partial credit might be given. However, no credit will be
given for information that is not germane to the problem
at hand. Please make sure to write your name and stu-
dent ID number on the pages that include your answers
to the last two questions. In fact, you will get one
point on each of these two questions for writing
your name and ID number legibly.
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Math 132, Spring 2011 - Exam 3

NAME:

STUDENT ID NUMBER:

This exam contains sixteen questions. The first fourteen are multiple choice questions and count for five points each. There is no partial credit on these questions, so read each question carefully, check your arithmetic and make sure that you have marked the answer you in- tended to mark. The last two questions, which are each worth fifteen points, require written answers, and some partial credit might be given. However, no credit will be given for information that is not germane to the problem at hand. Please make sure to write your name and stu- dent ID number on the pages that include your answers to the last two questions. In fact, you will get one point on each of these two questions for writing your name and ID number legibly.

  1. Let an = 3 โˆ’ (0.4)n^. The sequence {an}

(a) converges to โˆ’ 1 (b) converges to 0 (c) converges to 1 (d) converges to โˆ’ 3 (e) converges to 3 (f) diverges to โˆž (g) diverges to โˆ’โˆž (h) diverges but not to โˆž or โˆ’โˆž

  1. Which of the following sequences are monotonic?

(A)an = (^2) n 1 โˆ’ 1 (B)an = (โˆ’1)

n n ,^ (C)an^ = 2n+3,^ (D)an^ =^ cos(nฯ€)

(a) A only (b) A and B only (c) A and C only (d) A and D only (e) A, B and C only (f) A, B and D only (g) A, C and D only (h) A, B, C and D

  1. Compute the sum of the series โˆ‘^ โˆž n=

3(โˆ’ 2 1 )n

(a) 0 (b) 0. 5 (c) 1. 5 (d) โˆ’ 1. 5 (e) 2 (f) 6 (g) โˆ’โˆž (h) โˆž

  1. Determine whether the series โˆ‘^ โˆž n=

( (^) (n + 1)^12 โˆ’ (^) n^12 )

converges or diverges. If it converges, compute the sum.

(a) diverges to โˆž (b) diverges to โˆ’โˆž (c) diverges but not to โˆ’โˆž or โˆž (d) โˆ’ 1 (e) โˆ’ 2 / 3 (f) 0 (g) 1 (h) 4/ 5

  1. Which of the following is the best estimate of the error R in the approximation โˆ‘^ โˆž n=

n^3 โ‰ˆ^ s^100

(a) R โ‰ค 0. 001 (b) R โ‰ค 0. 005 (c) R โ‰ค 0. 0001 (d) R โ‰ค 0. 0005 (e) R โ‰ค 0. 00001 (f) R โ‰ค 0. 00005 (g) R โ‰ค 0. 000001 (h) R โ‰ค 0. 000005

  1. Apply the Ratio Test to โˆ‘^ โˆž n=

n! nn Find L and, if possible, decide whether the series converges or diverges. (a) L = 0 and the series converges by the Ratio Test. (b) L = 0 and the series diverges by the Ratio Test. (c) L = 1 and the Ratio Test fails. (d) L = 1 and the series converges by the Ratio Test. (e) L = eโˆ’^1 and the series diverges by the Ratio Test. (f) L = eโˆ’^1 and the series converges by the Ratio Test (g) L = โˆž and the series diverges by the Ratio Test. (h) L = โˆž and the series converges by the Ratio Test.

  1. Which of the following three alternating series is convergent? (A) โˆ‘โˆž n=

(โˆ’1)n^ n + 2^1 (B) โˆ‘โˆž n=

(โˆ’1)n^ n 4 n+ 9 (C) โˆ‘โˆž n=

(โˆ’1)ncos(ฯ€n)

(a) A only (b) B only (c) C only (d) A and B only (e) A and C only (f) B and C only (g) all (h) none

  1. Find the radius of convergence for the series โˆ‘^ โˆž n=

(2x)n n! (a) R = 0 (b) R = 1 (c) R = 1/ 2 (d) R = 2 (e) R = n! (f) R = x (g) R = โˆž (h) R cannot be determined

  1. For what values of x does the series โˆ‘^ โˆž n=

(3x + 1)n 10 n converge absolutely? (a) โˆ’ 1 < x < 1 (b) โˆ’ 1 < x < 3 (c) 0 < x < 3 (d) โˆ’ 3 < x < 3 (e) โˆ’ 11 / 3 < x < 3 (f) 0 < x < 10 (g) โˆ’ 1 / 10 < x < 10 (h) โˆ’ 8 < x < 12

Name: Student ID:

  1. Approximate the sum of the series โˆ‘^ โˆž n=

(โˆ’1)n+1^10 nn

with an error less than 0.00005.

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  1. Use the Integral Test to decide whether โˆ‘^ โˆž n=

n (ln n)^2 converges or diverges. Show your work. Remember that you must show clearly that all conditions of the Integral Test are satisfied.

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