Calculus II Exam: March 15, 2006, 8:30-9:20 am, Integration and Differential Equations, Exams of Calculus

The instructions and problems for a calculus ii exam covering integration and differential equations. Students are required to show all their work and are not allowed to use books, papers, or devices other than writing instruments and scientific calculators. The exam includes evaluating integrals, solving differential equations, and approximating values using the trapezoidal rule and taylor polynomials.

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Department of Mathematics
15 March 2006
8:30 - 9:20 am
MATH 155 - CALCULUS II
EXAM 2
INSTRUCTIONS
1. DO NOT OPEN THIS BOOKLET UNTILINSTRUCTEDTO DO SO
2. Write your name and student number on the front page.
3. For each question, you must SHOW ALL YOUR WORK to receivefull credit.
4. No book, paper, or device other than the usual writing instruments, this booklet, and scientific
calculators are allowed. No graphing or programmable calculators are permitted.
5. During this examination, speaking to, communicating with, or exposing written papers to the
view of other students is forbidden.
6. You may use the back of the previous page for rough work or if you run out of space.
7. Stop writing when you are instructed to do so. Failure to follow instructions may result in
penalties.
LastName
Given Name(s)
Student Number -
Signature
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Department of Mathematics

15 March 2006

8:30 - 9:20 am

MATH 155 - CALCULUS II

EXAM 2

INSTRUCTIONS

1. DO NOT OPEN THIS BOOKLET UNTILINSTRUCTEDTO DO SO

  1. Write your name and student number on the front page.

3. For each question, you must SHOW ALL YOUR WORK to receivefull credit.

  1. No book, paper, or device other than the usual writing instruments, this booklet, and scientific

calculators are allowed. No graphing or programmable calculators are permitted.

  1. During this examination, speaking to, communicating with, or exposing written papers to the view of other students is forbidden.
  2. You may use the back of the previous page for rough work or if you run out of space.
  3. Stop writing when you are instructed to do so. Failure to follow instructions may result in penalties.

Last Name

Given Name(s) Student Number -

Signature

1. Evaluate the followingintegrals:

[4] (^1)

(a) 2 dx 1 (x-l)

[5] (b) 11 00 Inx X2^ dx

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2. (a) The single compartment model is used to describe the concentration, C(t), of the

solution in a water tank, where ~~ = 3(9 - C), t ;2: O. Solve the differential equationwhen C(O) = 2.

---I - LAltt'- c.):::.. b t- -r ~ +~ f- L(G) -: l ~7 - ( L"'\ =I- ~ ~ ,,"yl-

  • 1 L--.'t- c .-t ( 1 ~ 3. t q.-.; C (^) -::: e..--'1 t- -, -1 t CLf:)~ Cf,-1- e- ..,--- ~

[4]

r d~ J ~_e =^ f:>^ JA-

tV (^) [", (J -- C) - ( 1-=- -.1 t cI'Y""

[1] (^) (b) Find lirnt >oo C(t) based on your solution.

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~ C Lf) -:: -t-'/o

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[2]

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(c) Use your answer from part (a) to find time t* when the concentration ofthe solution

in the tank reaches exactly k of the concentration of the incomingsolution.

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    • (^) CJ I lJ S- IJ'l IV ,.., 0.05/

[3] (^) 3. (a) Usethe trapezoidal r,ulewith n = 3 to estimate 12 X2 dx.

i.- .f'>t} 'l -f-

[2]

-;: S [~()-f{X§)<'ft1J~) 2- -r ~sg )~jU} - J ...,- z....

-== -t U(tHL-f{t)-fL.f<f).f~j

. :: ~ [ -f.: I) r:y -Ie «"l0-rf(J1 ~

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-=- J [j

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(b) Howclose is this estimate ~h the exact value of the integral?

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~k~ ~-1A-1--^ h^ y--. [3] 4. (a) The Taylor Polynomial of degree 4 about x = 0 for the function f(x) = e-x is given by X^2 X^3 X^4 p( x) = 1 - x + 2! - 3! + 4! Usethis to approximate the value of ve. -'I-.. ~ ~ rLX)

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