11 - Herricks
66
Exam V
Section I
Part A - No Calculators
1.
B
p.97
2
Y = cas (2x)
~ =
2.
C
2cos(2x)(-sin(2x?) . 2
I.
The units on the axes are equal. At (2,2), the slope == l.
As y-coordinates are approaching 8 (from above and below), the
slope lines are flattening out.
For a given value of x, the slopes vary at different heights.
III.
C
Inrx
=
Then
True
False
Qy =
dx
At (e ,1),
1
-Inx
In x1/2
=
2
C
True
p.98
Y
4.
-4sin(2x)cos(2x)
p.97
II.
3.
=
2
1.1
2
Qy
dx
x
=
1
2e2
p.98
f(x)
=
I x2 - 11
is not differentiable
at x
=
¡À
l.
The graph has sharp corners there.
f(x) = ~
f(x)
is not continuous for x between -1 and 1 because it is undefined there.
=~
is differentiable
for all real
x; f '(x)
= ~.
2
Hence the function is
x
+1
continuous for all real x.
f(x)
=
1
x -1
-2--
is not continuous at x
=¡À1
The third function (C) is both continuous
5.
o
since the function is undefined there.
and differentiable.
p.98
The slope of the line though
Since y
= rx,
we have
(9,3) and (1,1) is m
v' =
1
3-1
9-1
4¡¤
1
2rx¡¤
Since the tangent line is fa have slope m, we have
1
-2rx
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1
-- -4
=> x
=
4.
¡¤ '() Calculators
6.
A
SOLUTIONS
Exam V Section I Part A
-
67
p.99
X
4
5
x
10
f(x) = 2
f '(x)
(x
= 2x 3 - 2"1 x4.
f"(x) = 6x2 - 2x3 = 2x2(3 - x).
r'(x), take
To maximize
f '(x) is an upside-down
Critical numbers for f '(x) are the
quartic, so has a maximum.
zeros of ["(x); they are x = 0 and x = 3. f '(x) is increasing on either side of x = 0, so
that is NOT the maximum. f"(x) >0 when x < 3 and f"(x) < 0 when x > 3. Therefore, f
attains its maximum at x = 3.
E
p.99
=
aCt)
=
v(O) =
vet)
set)
=
4 - 6t
f aCt)dt
20 => C = 20 =>
f vet) dt =
s(3) - s(l)
8.
D
2
4t - 3t + C
=
=
+ 20
(51 + D) - (21 + D)
30
"fX+3 -
lim [fX+3 - 2][fX+3 + 2]
x.....?
1
(l-x)[fX+3
+ 2]
lim
(x + 3) -4
X""" 1 (1- x)[fX+3
+ 2]
lim
x-I
x.....?
l (1- x)[fX+3 + 2]
lim
-1
1
-0.25
2
1- x
1 ..Jx+3
+ 2
=
-4"
p.l00
X"""
at x
= 1(the only place in question), we need
1
But
lim f(x) = lim
X"""
1
Therefore
A
3i
2t2 - t + 20t + D
To achieve continuity
lim f(x) = f(I).
10.
4t -
(18 - 27 + 60 + D) - (2 - 1 + 20 + D)
X"""
A
=
p.99
lim
x.....?
l
9.
vet)
3
2
x
x.....?
l
-2x + 1
=
x-1
lim (x -1)
1
=
0 while f(l)
= k.
X"""
k = O.
p.l00
b
The average value of f(x) on [a,
b] is defined to be
f
b~a
a
1/2
M
=
-1
2" - 0
f (e
2x + 1) dx
_1-.
0
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f(x) dx.
Therefore
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11.
SOLUTIONS
B
-
Exam V Section I Part A
Multiple-Choice
p. 100
e
t
v(t)
= t
v '()t
=
t
a
If
t
te-e
-2-
t
=
t
itical num ber
,so th e on 1y critic
er iis t
e(t-l)
2
t
= 1.
< t < I, then v'(t) < 0, so v is decreasing.
If t > 1, then v'(t) > a, so v is increasing.
Thus v achieves its minimum value at t = 1.
12.
D
p.l0l
f~dX
- 2f ~l+x
l+x
(Note that
13.
D
l+x
2
dx
= 1
= a
f "(1) = a
.Thus a = -6;
J
f'(O)
b
1
=
2
x2_x
--dx3
x
1
f
(x-l_x-2)
dx
=
[lnlxl +
1
1.
~r
1
=
C
=b
a=a
a = 12 + 2a
~
~
~
f(O)
p.101
2
15.
+C
p.l0l
= x4 + ax 2 + b
f'(x) = 4x3 + 2ax
r" (x) = 12x 2 + 2a
A
2In(1 + /)
is always positive-valued.)
f(x)
14.
=
(In 2 +
1
p.l02
Let x denote the edge of the cube. Then
= x3
dV
crt = 3x2dxdt
SA = 6/
V
We are given that
dx
dt
=
When SA = 150, then x = 5.
dV
0.2. Hence
= 3¡¤5 2 . (0.2) = 15
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1
2) - (In 1 + 1) = In2 - 2
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16.
B
SOLUTIONS
-
Exam V Section I Part A
69
p.102
13
o
J
13
xdx
=
~
J 2-flJ
.
2x
-{3
-V 1 + x2 ]
dx
= 2 - 1 = 1
()
o
This can also be done with a formal substitution.
2
1
Let u = x + 1, so that du = 2x dx, and x dx = 2" duo
To change the limits of integration,
4
J
4
~dU
Then
1
17.
D
-
1/2
2
1
U
=>
=>
we note that x = 0
and x = {3
f
u
-1/2d
u
u1/2 ]
U= 1
u = 4.
4
=2-1=1
1
p.102
Solution I.
Work
analytically.
If f(x) = In
,
then f (x)
I x2 - 4 I
on the interval
2x
= / _4
(-2,2),
2x
= (x - 2)(x + 2) .
(A)
(B)
f'(x) < 0 when 0 < x < 2; f is decreasing then.
f(O) = In 4 :t: 0, so (0,0) is not on the graph.
(C)
1x2 - 41 has a maximum value of 4 on the given
False.
False.
domain, so f(x) has a maximum value of In(4).
Since f(O) = In 4, f does not have an asymptote
at x = O.
Thus (D) must be True.
False.
(E)
Solution
II.
Work
graphically.
The graph of y =
f(x) = In(y) = In
I/ - 4 I
then has
the darker graph shown. The
selection of the correct answer is
made easier with these graphs.
18.
E
p.103
g(x) = Arcsin(2x)
,
g (x)
=
1
--J 1 - (2x)2
¡¤2
y=: , I x2-41
I x2 - 4 I ,
restricted to the open interval
(-2,2), is the tip of an upside-down
parabola, as shown to the right.
2
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False.
,
,
,
,
,
-2',
,
,
,
,
,,
,,
1
,,
'2
,
: y = 1n
I x2-
4
I
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19.
SOLUTIONS
B
x(x
2
4
21
-1) dx
f
B
2
-1) 4 (2xdx)
(x -1)
5
5
+C
II.
f(2)
=
o
=
1; f' (1)
1.
False
1
f f(x) dx
= -1
?'(3.5)
= -2 ;
1
2
f f(x) dx
=
f f(x) dx
-1 ;
=
-1
-1
True
i
False
p.104
g(x)
g'(x)
= {X (x _1)2/3
= 2~(x _1)2/3
+ ~ (x _1)-1/3
x must be positive (so that
{X
1,- exists).
2'1 x
1 (so that (x _lr1/3 exists).
x must not equal
The domain is { x
D
+C
kx
III.
23.
5
ke
1
C
2
(x -1)
p.l04
I.
22.
1
10
=
p.l03
~
dx --
21.
(x
2
1
2¡¤
B
Multiple-Choice
p. 103
f
20.
Exam V Section I Part A
-
I
x > 0 and x ::F 1 } = { x
I
0 < x < 1 or x > 1 } .
p.104
x(t) = lOt - 4t2
x'(t) = 10 - 8t
x'(t) > 0 if t <
t. The point
is moving to the right.
x'(t) < 0 if t > ~. The point is moving to the left.
The total distance
Since
x(
?)
= ~ '
traveled
x(l)
=
is [x(
t) - X(I)] + [x( ~) - X(2)].
6, and x(2)
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=
4, the total distance traveled is
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