CALCULUS I TEST #2 |
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A/ Find y '. Do not simplify beyond basic algebra.
1) y = x 5/3 sin 2x | 2) ![]() |
3) x sin y = y cos x |
4) y = (2 cos 5x - 4 tan 3x)7 | 5) y = 3 sin2 4x - 2 cos 3 x2 |
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B/ 1) Write the equation of the tangent to the curve x 2 y + 3xy 2 - 2y 3 + 2 = 0 at P(1, 2).
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2) Evaluate the limits:
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3) Find c such that c Î (0, 4) and c satisfies the hypothesis of the
Mean Value Theorem for f(x) = x2 + 3x +1.
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4) Using differentials, approximate the change in the area of a circle
if the radius changes from 2 inches to 1.96 inches. (A = o r 2)
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1) One leg of a right triangle increases at 3 in./sec while the other increases at 2 in./sec.
Find the rate at which the hypotenuse is changing when the first leg is 6 inches
and the 2nd leg is 8 inches. (draw a diagram!)
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2) Find the area of the largest rectangle having two vertices on the x-axis and
two vertices above the x-axis on the curve y = 9 - x 2.(draw a diagram!)
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3) Draw the graph of and list the M2I2ACIDS & any other important features for
** Clearly indicate f '(x), f "(x) and how you found the asymptotes.
(hint: factor the demominator)
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TOTAL (50)
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M2 I2 ACIDS stands for:
Maximum, Minimum, Intercepts, Inflection points, Asymptotes,
Concavity, Increasing intervals, Decreasing intervals and Symmetry.
For notes on this topic see lesson on curve sketching.