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Information about quiz 1 for math 106c, a college-level mathematics course, which was held in fall 2012. The quiz includes three problems: the first problem involves using the method of substitution to compute an integral; the second problem deals with determining the truth of certain statements regarding an integral; and the third problem requires using the trapezoid rule to estimate the distance traveled by an object based on its velocity. Suitable for university students and can be used as study notes, summaries, or exercises to help prepare for an exam.
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Please write your final answer in the space provided. Correct answers accompanied by incorrect or incom-
plete work will not receive full credit. Good Luck!
1
e 1+
√ x √ x
dx.
(You may either leave your answer simplified with e’s in it or you can give a decimal approximation.)
∫ (^) b
a
f (x) dx, where f is positive and concave up over the interval [a, b]. Indicate whether, for
all n ≥ 1 , the statement must be true, cannot be true, or may be true.
(a) Rn ≤ I (2a)
(b) Tn ≤ I (2b)
t = 1 to time t = 7 can be computed by calculating
1
v(t) dt.
Use the Trapezoid Rule with 4 intervals (i.e., n = 4) to estimate the distance traveled from time t = 1
to time t = 7, i.e., to estimate
1
v(t) dt.
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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10
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t = time (hours)
v(t)
= velocity (mph)