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    Chapter 5 Test November 14, 2005 Name

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    1. You ate approximately 15 M&Ms in 30 seconds based on the given velocity data. 2. The particle reached a maximum velocity of 2 feet/second at x = -1. The acceleration was greater than 0 when x was between -1 and 1. The minimum position s(t) was -3 feet occurring at t = -4. 3. Using Simpson's Rule with n=4, the approximation of the integral from 5π to 12π of csc2(x) dx is -4π.

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    1. You ate approximately 15 M&Ms in 30 seconds based on the given velocity data. 2. The particle reached a maximum velocity of 2 feet/second at x = -1. The acceleration was greater than 0 when x was between -1 and 1. The minimum position s(t) was -3 feet occurring at t = -4. 3. Using Simpson's Rule with n=4, the approximation of the integral from 5π to 12π of csc2(x) dx is -4π.

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    1. You ate approximately 15 M&Ms in 30 seconds based on the given velocity data. 2. The particle reached a maximum velocity of 2 feet/second at x = -1. The acceleration was greater than 0 when x was between -1 and 1. The minimum position s(t) was -3 feet occurring at t = -4. 3. Using Simpson's Rule with n=4, the approximation of the integral from 5π to 12π of csc2(x) dx is -4π.

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    1. You ate approximately 15 M&Ms in 30 seconds based on the given velocity data. 2. The particle reached a maximum velocity of 2 feet/second at x = -1. The acceleration was greater than 0 when x was between -1 and 1. The minimum position s(t) was -3 feet occurring at t = -4. 3. Using Simpson's Rule with n=4, the approximation of the integral from 5π to 12π of csc2(x) dx is -4π.

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    Chapter 5 Test November 14, 2005 Name

    1. You went trick − or − treating 2 weeks ago. Your friend Nimrod dares you to eat as many M & M s as
    you possibly can in 30 seconds. Foolishly, you take him up on the dare, as evidenced by the chart
    below. Approximate the number of M & M s you ate, by using trapezoids. Be careful, the time
    intervals are not uniform.

    Time HsecondsL 0 6 11 17 21 25 30

    Velocity J N
    M&M s
    6 6 4 3 0 5 7
    Hburp !L
    second

    ‡ Q x U dx H where P x T is the greatest integer, or step, function L


    5
    1
    2. Evaluate
    2
    −2

    ‡ H x + 2 x L H 2 x + 1 L dx
    1
    2
    3. Evaluate
    0

    ‡
    dy
    4. Find if y = tan−1 t dt
    dx
    Hln 2L 2x
    5. Write the following expression as a definite integral, but do not evaluate it :

    lim ‚ i i π + 7 π ky
    z + i
    7 π yy i 7 π y
    jlog5 j
    j j z j
    j kz
    zzzj
    j z
    z
    n
    π
    k = 1 k k3 6n { k6 12 n {{ k 6 n {
    +
    n → ∞

    For the following function, at what point HsL on the interval does the function assume its average
    è!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    6.
    value? f HxL = 4 − x2 on @−2, 2D

    ‡ Hx sin xL dx
    π
    2
    7. Evaluate
    −π

    8. The curve below, v HxL, represents the velocity of a particle on a coordinate axis. If the

    s HtL = ‡ v HxL dx feet, defined on @−5, 3D, answer the following


    t

    position of the particle is

    HaL Find s H−4L s H2L


    −1

    and
    HbL Find the maximum velocity for this particle, and where it occurs
    HcL When is the acceleration greater than 0 ?
    HdL Find when s HtL is minimized, and state the minimum value.

    2
    vHxL
    1

    −5 −4 −3 −2 −1 1 2 3
    −1

    −2
    5π

    Use Simpson s Rule with n = 4 to approximate the value of ‡ csc 2 x dx Hsimplify your answerL.
    12

    9.
    π
    12

    10. Suppose f HxL = x2 − 3 x + 5 and P is the partition of @ −2, 6 D into the five subintervals
    determined by x0 = −2, x1 = −1, x2 = 1, x3 = 2.5, x4 = 4, and x5 = 6. Draw the rectangles
    for the Riemann sum Rp , and evaluate, if c1 = −2, c2 = 1, c3 = 2, c4 = 3, c5 = 6.

    t t

    ‡ −3 csc x dx ‡
    2
    11. Find K so that + K = − 3 csc2 x dx
    2π π
    3 6
    è!!!!
    f HxL = ‡ cos−1 2 t dt
    x
    3
    12. Find the linearization formula for at x =
    4
    è!!!!
    3
    4

    13. Use both definitions of the definite integral to set up limits that would represent the

    y = $%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% on the interval @7, 15D. These have been


    x + 1
    area underneath the curve of
    2
    started for you below. Hdo not evaluate the limitsL

    HiL $%%%%%%%%
    x +%%%%%%%%
    15

    ‡ dx = lim „
    1
    2
    7

    HiiL $%%%%%%%%
    x +%%%%%%%%
    dx = lim ‚
    15

    ‡
    1
    2
    7

    14. For the primary definition that you created in problem 13 Hthe one with the limit on the
    Riemann sumL, draw a graph below. Use 4 subintervals and be sure to label every part of
    each subinterval.

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