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    CH 3 Form C

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    This document provides instructions and 6 multi-part calculus problems testing concepts including: finding the minimum surface area of a cylinder given a volume; determining time intervals a particle is moving left or slowing down based on its position function; sketching the graph of a function given its derivative; finding a derivative using the limit definition; finding the equation of a normal line to a parabola; and taking derivatives of composite, quotient, and sum functions.

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    This document provides instructions and 6 multi-part calculus problems testing concepts including: finding the minimum surface area of a cylinder given a volume; determining time intervals a particle is moving left or slowing down based on its position function; sketching the graph of a function given its derivative; finding a derivative using the limit definition; finding the equation of a normal line to a parabola; and taking derivatives of composite, quotient, and sum functions.

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    This document provides instructions and 6 multi-part calculus problems testing concepts including: finding the minimum surface area of a cylinder given a volume; determining time intervals a particle is moving left or slowing down based on its position function; sketching the graph of a function given its derivative; finding a derivative using the limit definition; finding the equation of a normal line to a parabola; and taking derivatives of composite, quotient, and sum functions.

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    Chapter 3 Test Form C AP Calculus AB

    Show all work, include units, round decimals to at least 3 places. Do not fragment your work and draw accurate diagrams
    with labels and given info.

    1. If the volume of your cylinder must remain at 600 cubic meters, what is the minimum surface area possible for the
    cylinder?

    2. A particle moves along the a straight path so that its position can be determined by the following function.
    1 3 13 2
    p(t) = t - t + 40t - 5 where t > 0, t is measured in seconds, and p is measured in inches.
    3 2
    a. Give the time interval in which the particle is moving to the left.

    b. Give the time interval in which the particle is slowing down.

    c. Give the distance travel by the particle after 10 seconds (not displacement)

    3. Given the graph of f ′(x), draw the graph of f (x).


    f ′(x)

    2
    x
    -10 -8 -6 -4 -2 O 2 4 6 8 10
    -2

    f (x)

    x
    -10 -8 -6 -4 -2 O 2 4 6 8 10
    Chapter 3 Test Form C AP Calculus AB

    4. Using the limit definition, find the derivative (slope) at x = 8 for the following function y = x - 4.

    2
    5. Determine the equation of the normal at x = -1 on the parabola y = 2x - 4x - 1 and give the coordinates of the
    points where that line intersects the parabola.

    3 2 2
    6. Given f (x) = 2x - 3x + 4 and g(x) = 4x - 3x + 1.

    a. If h(x) = g(x) f (x) then find h ′(-1).

    f (x)
    b. If r(x) = , then find r ′(2)
    2g (x)

    f m (x) 1
    c. If k(x) = + , then find k ′(4) + 4
    gl(x) x

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