Math Exam Spring 2002: Instructions and Problems, Exams of Calculus

Instructions and problems for a spring 2002 math exam. The exam covers various mathematical concepts including limits, series, derivatives, integrals, and geometry. Students are required to enter their name, id number, form designation letter, and index number on the op-scan sheet. They must darken the appropriate circles below their id number and form designation letter using a no.2 pencil. The index number should be written in the upper right box labeled 'course'. The test questions are to be answered in rows 1-15 of the op-scan sheet. The exam lasts for one hour.

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Math 2224 Common Exam Spring 2002
FORM A
Instructions:
Please enter your NAME, your ID NUMBER, the FORM DESIGNATION
LETTER and your INDEX NUMBER on the op-scan sheet. The index number should
be written in the upper right-hand box labeled "Course". Darken the appropriate circles
below the ID number and form designation letter.
Use a No.2 pencil; machine grading
may ignore faintly marked circles.
Mark your answers to the test questions in rows 1 - 15 of the op-scan sheet. Your score on
this part of the test will be the number of correct answers. You have one hour to complete
this part of the nal exam.
[
1
] Let
S
n
=
n
X
k
=1
a
k
:
If
S
n
=
2
n
2
+3
n
2
+1
for each
n
1
;
which of the following statements is
correct ?
1)
1
X
k
=1
a
k
is divergent 2)
1
X
k
=1
a
k
is convergent and its sum is 3
:
3) lim
k
!1
a
k
=2 4) lim
k
!1
a
k
=0
[
2
] Consider the series
1
X
n
=1
sin(
1
n
)
:
1) it diverges by the limit comparison test 2) it converges by the limit comparison test
3) it converges, because lim
n
!1
sin(
1
n
)=0
:
4) it converges by the ratio test
5) it diverges by the ratio test
[
3
] What is the open interval of convergence of the power series
1
X
n
=1
(4
x
1)
n
n
2
n
?
1) (0
;
1
2
) 2) (
1
4
;
3
4
) 3) (
1
;
1) 4) It converges only at
x
=
1
4
:
[
4
] Find the sum of the series
1
X
n
=3
2
n
2
3
n
1
=
2
9
+
4
27
+
8
81
+

:
1)
2
3
2)
2
9
3)
1
3
4)
2
5
[
5
] Find a power series representation for the function
f
(
x
)=
1
(1
x
)
2
1)
1
X
n
=1
x
n
1
2)
1
X
n
=1
nx
n
1
3)
1
X
n
=1
(
1)
n
1
x
n
1
4)
1
X
n
=1
(
1)
n
1
nx
n
1
1
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Math 2224 Common Exam Spring 2002 FORM A

Instructions: Please enter your NAME, your ID NUMBER, the FORM DESIGNATION LETTER and your INDEX NUMBER on the op-scan sheet. The index numb er should b e written in the upp er right-hand b ox lab eled "Course". Darken the appropriate circles b elow the ID numb er and form designation letter. Use a No.2 p encil; machine grading may ignore faintly marked circles.

Mark your answers to the test questions in rows 1 - 15 of the op-scan sheet. Your score on this part of the test will b e the numb er of correct answers. You have one hour to complete this part of the nal exam.

[ 1 ] Let Sn =

X^ n

k =

ak : If Sn = 2 n

(^2) +

n^2 +1 for^ each^ n^ ^1 ;^ which^ of^ the^ following^ statements^ is

correct?

X^1

k =

ak is divergent 2)

X^1

k =

ak is convergent and its sum is 3 :

  1. lim k!

ak = 2 4) lim k!

ak = 0

[ 2 ] Consider the series

X^1

n=

sin(

n

  1. it diverges by the limit comparison test 2) it converges by the limit comparison test

  2. it converges, b ecause lim n! sin(

n

) = 0 : 4) it converges by the ratio test

  1. it diverges by the ratio test

[ 3 ] What is the op en interval of convergence of the p ower series

X^1

n=

(4x 1)n

n 2 n^

1) (0; 12 ) 2) ( 14 ; 34 ) 3) ( 1 ; 1) 4) It converges only at x = 14 :

[ 4 ] Find the sum of the series

X^1

n=

2 n^2 3 n^1

[ 5 ] Find a p ower series representation for the function f (x) = (^) (1^1 x) 2

X^1

n=

xn^1 2)

X^1

n=

nxn^1 3)

X^1

n=

(1)n^1 xn^1 4)

X^1

n=

(1)n^1 nxn^1

[ 6 ] Find the equation of the line through the p oint (1; 1 ; 1) and p erp endicular to

the plane 2 x y + z = 3 :

1) x = 1 2 t; y = 1 + t; z = 1 t; 1 < t < 1

2) x = 2 + t; y = 1 + t; z = 1 + t; 1 < t < 1

3) x = 1 + 2 t; y = 1 + t; z = 1 + t; 1 < t < 1

4) x = 2(t 1); y = (t 1); z = t 1 ; 1 < t < 1

[ 7 ] Find, if p ossible, lim (x;y )!(0;0)

2 xy x^2 + y 2

  1. 2 2) 1 3) 0 4) The limit do es not exist

[ 8 ] Find @ @^ z s when r = 2 and s = 1 if z = x^3 + e^2 y^ ; x = r 2 1 ; and y = r s^3 2 :

[ 9 ] Let f = f (x; y ) b e a di erentiable function. Supp ose that the directional derivative of f at (0; 0) in the direction of i + j is

p

2 and the directional derivative of f at (0; 0) in the

direction of 2 i is 3 : Find the directional derivative of f at (0; 0) in the direction of i j:

p

p

[ 10 ] Find the absolute minimum value of the function f (x; y ) = x^2 + y 2 + 4 x

on the closed disk x^2 + y 2  1 :

[ 11 ] The value of the integral

Z 4

0

Z py

0

f (x; y ) dx dy

is equal to

R 2

0

R 4

x^2 f^ (x;^ y^ )^ dy^ dx^ 2)^

R 4

0

R px

0 f^ (x;^ y^ )^ dy^ dx

R 2

0

R px

0 f^ (x;^ y^ )^ dy^ dx^ 4)^

R 2

0

R x 2

0 f^ (x;^ y^ )^ dy^ dx

[ 12 ] The value of the integral

Z 1

0

Z x

0

(1 + x^2 + y 2 )^2

dy dx

is equal to

  1.  4 2)  4

R 1

0

dr (1+r 2 )^2 3)^

R 1

0 tan

(^1) (1 + r 2 ) dr 4)  8