MATH 1441 Test 1: Limits, Continuity, and Derivatives, Exams of Calculus

A math test for a university-level course, math 1441, focusing on limits, continuity, and derivatives. It includes multiple-choice questions, true-or-false questions, and problems requiring the calculation of limits and derivatives. Students are expected to show their work for all problems except for the true-or-false questions.

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MATH
1441
Test Number 1
SPntornh",.
1
Ii
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NAME:
~_"""'__==___~~-::....-
__
PLEASE
BE
NEAT, AND
EXCEPT
FOR
THE
TRUE-FALSE QUESTIONS,
SHOW
YOUR
WORK.
1.
Circle T if
and
only if
the
statement
is
true.
(2
points each)
T
1.
If
f : (0,1)
-4
~
is continuous
at
x =
!'
then
f is differentable
at
x =!.
T
2.
If
lim(j·
g)(x) exists, then
limf(x)
and
limg(x) each exist.
x-+a
x-+a
x--+a
x3
+1
0~x<2
\
T 3.
If
f(x)
= 9,' x =
2,
, then f is continuous
at
x =
2.
(
{ x +7,
2<x<3
T
4.
If
lim
~(x)
= 7
and
lim
f(x)
=
0,
then
lim g(x) =
O.
x--+a
9X
x--+a x--+a
T
5.
Let g :
[a,
b]
-----+ R
If
cE
(a,
b)
and
lim g(x) =
4,
then
there exists
x~c
an
interval I containing c such
that
g(x) > 3.5 for each x in
I, .except possibly for x =
c.
II.
In
each of
the
following, find
the
limit if
it
exists.
If
it
does
not
exist, so
indicate.(6 points each)
a. lim x 2
-x-2
b.
lim
sin
4x
c.
lim
y'9±h-3
x~2
:1:-2
x~O
x cos
4x
h~O
h
ADDITIONAL
PROBLEMS
ON
THE
BACK
1
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MATH 1441

Test Number 1 SPntornh",. 1 Ii ')nn~

NAME: ~"""'==~~-::....-

PLEASE BE NEAT, AND EXCEPT FOR THE TRUE-FALSE QUESTIONS,

SHOW YOUR WORK.

  1. Circle T if and only if the statement is true. (2 points each)

T 1. If f : (0,1) -4 ~ is continuous at x = !' then f is differentable at

x =!.

T 2. If lim(j· g)(x) exists, then limf(x) and limg(x) each exist.

x-+a x-+a x--+a

x3 + 1 0~x< T 3. If f(x) = 9,' x = 2, , then f is continuous at x = 2. (

{ x +7, 2<x<

T 4.^ If^ x--+a lim^ ~(x) 9X^ =^7 and^ x--+a lim^ f(x)^ =^ 0,^ then^ x--+a lim^ g(x)^ =^ O.

T 5. Let g : [a, b] -----+ R If c E (a, b) and (^) x~clim g(x) = 4, then there exists

an interval I containing c such that g(x) > 3.5 for each x in I, .except possibly for x = c.

II. In each of the following, find the limit if it exists. If it does not exist, so indicate.(6 points each) a. lim x 2 -x-2 b. lim sin 4x (^) c. lim y'9±h- x~2 :1:-2 x~O x cos 4x (^) h~O h

ADDITIONAL PROBLEMS ON THE BACK

1

---- ---...---...

III. Using the graph of 1 in Figure 1, find (3 points each)

(1) lim I(x) (2) 1(1) =?? (3). lim/(x)

x-+-l- x ..... 1

(4). where is I(x) continuous. (5).^ lim^ [(3+h)-^ [(3)

h ..... O h

y 4

-2 -1 1 2 3 4

-2 • X

Figure 1.

IV. In each of the following, find the derivative with respect to x of the given function. (7 points each)

a. I(x) = {IX5 b. g(x) = ~ Bin :z: c. h(x) = x^3 (2x 2 + 3)4 d. F(x) = sec(x) tan^2 (x^3 )

V. Find 1" (x), where I(x) = sin(x^2 + 1) (7 points)

VI. Given: x^3 y - 3y 4 + x 3 = 16, find y'.(6 points)

VII. If h(x) = 1 0 g(x) and 1(1) = -2,/(4) = 3, I' (1) = -1, t' (4) = -3,

g(l) = 4,g(2) = 5 and g'(I) = 2, g' (4) = 5, find h'(I). (4 points)

VIII. Use the definition to find 1 '(x) for I(x) = 2x^2 - 5x + 6. (5 points)