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Exam Questions: Mathematics - Polar Coordinates, Integration, Partial Fractions, Sequences, Exams of Calculus

A collection of 10 mathematical problems for an exam. The problems cover various topics including polar coordinates, sketching polar curves, finding equations of normal lines, approximating integrals using different methods, partial fraction decomposition, trigonometric substitution, and determining the boundedness and monotonicity of sequences. Students are required to show all steps and work on their answer sheets for full credit.

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2011/2012

Uploaded on 12/22/2012

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Download Exam Questions: Mathematics - Polar Coordinates, Integration, Partial Fractions, Sequences and more Exams Calculus in PDF only on Docsity! You scored 30 out of 30 Question 1 Your answer is CORRECT. Write the given equation in rectangular coordinates: a) b) c) d) e) Question 2 Your answer is CORRECT. Which of the following shows the correct sketch of the given polar curve? You may use the following table to help with your calculations: θ π/6 π/4 π/3 sin(θ)θ) 0.5 0.7 0.87 cos(θ)θ) 0.87 0.7 0.5 oy ah b) 104 54 T + T + -10 “5 5 10 54 -104 104 1 1 1 -10 -5 10 -l0 4 a) I have placed my work and my answer on my answer sheet. b) I want to have points deducted from my test for not working this problem. Question 6 Your answer is CORRECT. This is a written question, worth 10 points. DO NOT place the problem code on the answer sheet. A proctor will fill this out after exam submission. Show all steps (work) on your answer sheet for full credit. Problem Code: 616 Given x f (θ)x) 0 3 0.5 2 1 -4 1.5 -7 2 5 2.5 9 3 -6 3.5 -5 4 -8 4.5 5 5 -7 and the integral Part a: Use the trapezoid method with n = 3 to approximate the integral. Part b: Use the midpoint method with n = 3 to approximate the integral. Part c: Use Simpson's rule with n = 3 to approximate the integral. a) I have placed my work and my answer on my answer sheet. b) I want to have points deducted from my test for not working this problem. Question 7 Your answer is CORRECT. This is a written question, worth 10 points. DO NOT place the problem code on the answer sheet. A proctor will fill this out after exam submission. Show all steps (work) on your answer sheet for full credit. Problem Code: 719 Part a: Give a partial fraction decomposition for . Part b: Suppose you know the partial fraction decomposition of is . Compute: a) I have placed my work and my answer on my answer sheet. b) I want to have points deducted from my test for not working this problem. Question 8 Your answer is CORRECT. This is a written question, worth 10 points. DO NOT place the problem code on the answer sheet. A proctor will fill this out after exam submission. Show all steps (work) on your answer sheet for full credit. Problem Code: 816 Part a: Set up the integral needed to compute using trigonometric substitution. DO NOT EVALUATE THE INTEGRAL. Part b: Suppose that the trigonometric substitution x = 4tanu is used to compute an integral and the answer to the integral is Finish the problem by rewriting the answer in terms of x. a) I have placed my work and my answer on my answer sheet. b) I want to have points deducted from my test for not working this problem. Question 9 Your answer is CORRECT. This is a written question, worth 10 points. DO NOT place the problem code on the answer sheet. A proctor will fill this out after exam submission. Show all steps (work) on your answer sheet for full credit. Problem Code: 911 Part a: Determine whether the following set is bounded below. If it is bounded below, identify the greatest lower bound. {x : x2 < 9} Part b: Assume the following sequence begins with n = 1. Determine the boundedness and monotonicity of this sequence. Part c: Assume the following sequence begins with n = 1. Determine the boundedness and monotonicity of this sequence. a) I have placed my work and my answer on my answer sheet. b) I want to have points deducted from my test for not working this problem. Question 10 Your answer is CORRECT. This is a written question, worth 10 points. DO NOT place the problem code on the answer sheet. A proctor will fill this out after exam submission. Show all steps (work) on your answer sheet for full credit. Problem Code: 1022 For each of the following, state whether the sequence converges or diverges. If the sequence converges, find the limit. If the sequence diverges, explain why. Part a: Part b: Part c: a) I have placed my work and my answer on my answer sheet. b) I want to have points deducted from my test for not working this problem.
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