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    1. The document is the midterm exam for a Calculus and Analytical Geometry course. It contains instructions for taking the exam remotely and is divided into two parts, each with multiple choice questions. 2. Part 1 contains questions about finding instantaneous rates of change and limits for different functions based on the last digit of the student's registration number. 3. Part 2 contains questions about finding derivatives and analyzing motion based on given position, velocity, and acceleration functions, again using the last digit of the registration number. The exam carries 20% of the student's final grade.

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    1. The document is the midterm exam for a Calculus and Analytical Geometry course. It contains instructions for taking the exam remotely and is divided into two parts, each with multiple choice questions. 2. Part 1 contains questions about finding instantaneous rates of change and limits for different functions based on the last digit of the student's registration number. 3. Part 2 contains questions about finding derivatives and analyzing motion based on given position, velocity, and acceleration functions, again using the last digit of the registration number. The exam carries 20% of the student's final grade.

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    1. The document is the midterm exam for a Calculus and Analytical Geometry course. It contains instructions for taking the exam remotely and is divided into two parts, each with multiple choice questions. 2. Part 1 contains questions about finding instantaneous rates of change and limits for different functions based on the last digit of the student's registration number. 3. Part 2 contains questions about finding derivatives and analyzing motion based on given position, velocity, and acceleration functions, again using the last digit of the registration number. The exam carries 20% of the student's final grade.

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    Capital University of Science and Technology

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    1. The document is the midterm exam for a Calculus and Analytical Geometry course. It contains instructions for taking the exam remotely and is divided into two parts, each with multiple choice questions. 2. Part 1 contains questions about finding instantaneous rates of change and limits for different functions based on the last digit of the student's registration number. 3. Part 2 contains questions about finding derivatives and analyzing motion based on given position, velocity, and acceleration functions, again using the last digit of the registration number. The exam carries 20% of the student's final grade.

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    Capital University of Science and Technology

    Department of Mathematics
    MTSE1013 - Calculus and Analytical Geometry
    Mid Term Examination
    Semester: Spring 2021 Max Marks: 20
    Date: May 17, 2021. Time: 1.30 Hours.
    Instructor: Dr. Samina Rashid (S1).
    Instructions:

    ˆ There are TWO Parts in this paper. The time for each part is 45 minutes inclusive
    of submission.
    ˆ Every student is required to attempt his/her paper in his/her own handwriting.
    ˆ This examination is being conducted in extra ordinary circumstances so we expect
    that all students will exhibit higher moral standards.
    ˆ Each student is required to write his/her Name, Registration Number and Sheet
    Number, on each page of the answer sheet and sign each answer sheet before sub-
    mission.
    ˆ Combine the properly scanned pictures of your work as a single PDF document for
    submission. The total number of pages should not exceed 5.
    ˆ The file name should be MT followed by your Reg. No. For example MT-
    BEE203999.
    ˆ This exam carries 20% weight towards the final evaluation.
    ˆ An Honor Statement is uploaded on teams. On the first page of answer sheets of
    each part, you must write and sign that honor statement.

    Part 1 - Time: 45 minutes

    Question No. 1. (CLO-1)

    a) Find the instantaneous rate of change of the function given against the Last Digit
    of your registration number by using the definition. (05)
    1 1 2
    0) f (x) = , 3) f (x) = , 7) f (x) = √ ,
    x+1 x2
    √ x
    4) f (x) = x + 1, √
    1) f (x) = x3 + x, √ 8) f (x) = 2x − 2,
    5) f (x) = 2x + 4,
    √
    2) f (x) = x3 − x, 6) f (x) = 3x + 1, 9) f (x) = x2 − 9x.

    MTSE1013 - Calculus and Analytical Geometry Page 1 of 2


    b) Evaluate the following limit: (02)

    sin(x2 − x − 2)
    lim
    x→−1 x+1

    c) With reference to your function of the above Part a), find the equation of the
    tangent line at ( x = LAST digit of your registration number). (03)

    Part 2 - Time: 45 minutes

    Question No. 2. (CLO-2)

    a) Find the derivative with respect to the independent variable of the function given
    against the Last Digit of your registration number. (05)
    √
    √
     
    1 4) q = 2r − r2 + sec2 r.
    0) y = sec x tan .
    x 5) y = 5 sin−4 x.
    2
    6) q = cot sint t .
     
    cos θ
    1) f (θ) = .
    1 + sin θ 7) y = cos(x2 ) sin(2x).
    p √ 1 − csc t
    2) y = 2 sin 1+ t . 8) y = .
    1 + csc t
      x  1 + sec t
    3) y = sin 5 cos . 9) y = .
    3 1 − sec t
    b) At time t > 0 the position of a body moving along s axis is given by

    s = −t3 + 3t2 − 3t m 0 ≤ t ≤ e + 2,

    where e is last digit of your Registration No.


    i ) Find the body’s acceleration each time the velocity is zero. (2)
    ii ) Find the body’s speed each time acceleration is zero. (2)
    iii ) Find the distance traveled by the body from t = 0 to t = e + 1. (1)

    Good Luck ,

    MTSE1013 - Calculus and Analytical Geometry Page 2 of 2

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