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HCMC UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY SOLUTION OF CALCULUS 1 - MATH141601E

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Date of exam: 31/05/2018
HIGH QUALITY TRAINING FACULTY

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1 2x  3 x 0,25
Denote f ( x)   e which is contionous on the closed interval [0,1] .
x2  1

2.0  3 0 0,25
f (0)  e  2  0
02  1

2.1  3 1 0,25
f (1)   e  0, 2182  0
12  1

Therefore, by the root location theorem there is at least one number c on 0,25

2x  3
[0,1] for which f (c)  0 and it follows that  ex .
x 1
2

2 a x.  e3 x  1 1 e3 x  1 x 2 1 e3 x  1
0,5
lim  lim . .  lim . .( 2)
x 0 2cos x  2 x 0 2 x cos x  1 x0 2 x
1  e3 x LH 3e3 x 0,5
 lim  lim  3
x 0 x x 0 1
b 1
A  lim( x 2  e 2 x ) x
x 0
0,5
1 1
ln( x 2  e 2 x )
ln A  ln lim( x 2  e )  lim ln( x 2  e )  lim
2x x 2x x
x 0 x 0 x 0 x
LH 2 x  2e 2x
 lim 2 2 x  2
x 0 x  e
0,5
ln A  2  A  e 2

3 a 0,25
x  0 : sin x  e  1 is continuous
2x

then the function is continuous every where if and only if f(x) is continuous 0,25
at x  0 . It means lim f ( x)  f (0)
x 0

sin x  e2 x  1 LH cos x  2e 2 x 0,25


lim f ( x)  lim  lim 3
x 0 x 0 x x 0 1

f (0)  m

m3 0,25

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b sin x  e2 x  1 0,5
3
f ( x)  f (0) x sin x  e 2 x  1  3x
f (0)  lim
/
 lim  lim
x 0 x0 x 0 x x 0 x2
LH cos x  2e 2 x  3 LH  sin x  4e 2 x 0,5
 lim  lim 2
x 0 2x x 0 2
4 a sin x  e 2 x  2 y 2  4 x  9 , take derivative both sides
0,5
dy dy 4  cos x  2e 2 x
cos x  2e  4 y
2x
4 
dx dx 4y
0,25
dy 4  cos 0  2.e0 1
b At P(0;2)  
dx (0, 2) 4.2 8
0,25
1
The equation of the tangent line to the curve is y  x  2
8
5 Let A( x) represent the area.

The lower right corner of the rectangle is at ( x, x 2 )


0,25
Then the area is A( x)  2 x(4  x 2 )  2 x3  8 x

We want the maximum value of A(x) when x is in [0; 4]  [0; 2]

A/ ( x)  6 x 2  8
4 2 3
A/ ( x)  6 x 2  8  0  x   0,5
3 3

Testing this and the two endpoints, we have


0,25
4 32 3
A(0)  0 ; A(2)  0 ; A( ) 
3 9

4
The maximum area thus occurs when the rectangle has dimensions x  .
3

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6 dV 0,25
We have  10 cm3 / sec
dt

r 10 h 3 0,25
That is, because of similar triangles,   r   1
h 30 3 3

 r 2h
V
3

Take derivative both sides with respect to t ( Time is denoted by t )

dV  r 2 dh
 . 0,25
dt 3 dt

dV  r 2 dh  .12 dh
 .  10 
dt 3 dt 3 dt

dh 30
   9,55 cm / sec
dt  0,25

7 1
10 1
AV   (3 x 2  4 x  5) dx  179
64

8 dy 1 dx 0,25
  2 ydy 
dx 2 xy (1  ln x ) x (1  ln x )

Take integral both sides:

dx 0,25
 2 y dy   x(1  ln x)

 y 2  ln 1  ln x  c 0,25

0,25
We have y (1)  4  4  ln 1  ln1  c  c  16
2

So the solution is  y  ln 1  ln x  16 .
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