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Solution Sample Exam 2017

The document contains sample exam questions covering several calculus topics including limits, derivatives, integrals, and optimization problems. The questions involve evaluating limits, taking derivatives, solving optimization problems, and integrating functions. Concepts covered include continuity, implicit differentiation, the fundamental theorem of calculus, and Simpson's rule.

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Solution Sample Exam 2017

The document contains sample exam questions covering several calculus topics including limits, derivatives, integrals, and optimization problems. The questions involve evaluating limits, taking derivatives, solving optimization problems, and integrating functions. Concepts covered include continuity, implicit differentiation, the fundamental theorem of calculus, and Simpson's rule.

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Sample exam 1 - 2017

1.1 Continuity- chapter 2


lim f ( x)  lim f ( x)  f (1)
x 1 x 1

A  3  1 B  2 … then you find A,B .


1.2 The root location theorem – chapter 2
2.1 a/ (u.v)’=u’.v +v’.u
b/ implicit differentiation – chapter 3
Take differentiation both sides to x
d (ln( y  x 2 )) d ( x 2  2 y )

dx dx
dy
 2x
dx dy
 2x  2
yx 2
dx
dy
?
dx

c/ y’
1
x.sin  0
f ( x)  f (0) x 1
f / (0)  lim  lim  lim sin
2.2 x 0 x0 x  0 x x  0 x

1
lim sin /
and x 0 x is not exist, then there is not derivative of f (0) .

3.1 chapter 2 – limits


a/ =1
0
b/ 0 : take ln (natural logarithm) both side

A  lim(sin x)1/ln x
x 0

ln(sin x)  0 
ln A  lim ln(sin x)1/ln x
 lim  
x 0 x 0 ln x 0
......

e x cos x  1
lim
c/ Change the prolem to x 0 x
d/ use Special trigonometric limits
3.2 f(x) = - (x+2) if -2<x<2
f(x) = x+2 if x>2 or x<-2 ; then draw
4.1 using Simpson’s rule – chapter 5
4.2 chapter 5
dy
2
 x 2 4  x 3 dx
y
dy
 y 2   x 4  x dx
2 3

1
Left side    c1
y
Right side   x 2 4  x 3 dx
Let t  4  x 3 ; dt   2 x 2 dx
1 1 1/2 1 1
Right side   . tdt   t dt  .t 3/2  c2  (4  x 3 )3/2  c2
2 2 3 3
1 1
then   c1  (4  x3 )3/2  c2
y 3
Solution sample exam 2.2017
1.1 chapter 2 - The root location theorem
chapter 3 – Newton Raphson
Numerator : ax  b  1  b  1
1.2 when x approaches 0 then Denominator : x  0
1 
  
If b  1 , the limit approaches infinity  0  . Then b=1
a
ax  1  1 a
 lim 2 ax  1 
LP
lim
x 0 x x 0 1 2
a
 1  a  2
We have 2
2.1
a/ G(x) (gal/mi)
Cost = fee for driver + fee for gas
26$        300 mi / h
?         x mi / h
x.26 x.26 4  1500 
C (t )   4.G ( x)     x
300 300 300  x 

b/ C(57) – C(55)= additional cost


c/ take the secThe ond derivative of s(t), then replace to the function.
3.1 the red line g is the derivative ; the blue line f is the function. Because when g>0 , f
goes up (increase); when g<0 , f goes down (decrease)

x 2  y 2  4  y   4  x 2

3.2 A  hyperbola  A( x;  4  x )
2

AP 2 min  ( xP  x A ) 2  ( yP  y A ) 2  ( x  0) 2  (1  4  x 2 ) 2
 5  4  x2
AP 2  5  4  x 2 min (closest ) when x  4, y  0

Distance AP  5  4  x min (closest ) when x  0, y  4


2 2
s (t )   v (t )dt
4.1 1a/ Find (chapter 3 - Rectilinear motion)
b/ Rates of change: (section 3.4)- chapter 3
CHANGE IN y y f ( x  x)  f ( x)
AVERAGE RATE OF CHANGE   
CHANGE IN x x x

y f ( x  x )  f ( x ) dy
INSTANTANEOUS RATE OF CHANGE  lim  lim  f / ( x0 ) 
x 0 x x  0 x dx x  x0

v(3)  v (0)
 v / (t )  t  ?
Then 30

c/ total distance traveled : use table of variation to find (chapter 3 - Rectilinear motion)
1
t2 1
y  F (1)   dt  0
4.2. Point P: x=1, 1
t2 then P(1,0)
/
 x t2 1 
3

F / ( x)    dt 
 1 t 2 
  see the second fundamental theorem – chapter 5
æj 2 x
( )
ö¢
÷
çç ÷
çç ò f ( t ) dt ÷
÷ = f [j 2
(x) ] .j 2¢( x ) - f [ j 1 ( x ) ] .j 1¢( x )
çèj 1 ( x ) ÷
ø

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