MAT 110

Dr. Eva Goedhart

Franklin & Marshall College

Exam 1 Corrections

Name:

Instructions:
• This is an open book, open collaborations, open internet corrections. You are allowed to use a
calculator online or otherwise.
• Record the scores for the problems that you wish to correct on the table below.
• Correct the indicated problems only on this packet.
• Be sure to show all your steps and justify your answers briefly with COMPLETE sentencees.
No credit will be given for a numerical answer/formula without the correct explanation or work.
Clearly indicate your final answer and the accompanying work.
• If you are not sure how to answer a question, ask for a hint form Prof. Goedhart, ask your peers,
ask a tutor, and write down any relevant information that you can remember for partial credit.

Question Points Score

1 20
2 15
3 10
4 15
Total: 60

Be sure that this exam has 5 pages in addition to this cover.

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1. (20 points) Evaluate the following expressions. Clearly state which method you use and show
your work.
Z π/4
(a) sin2 (x) cos(x) dx
0

Z
(b) 2x2 ln(x) dx

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√
Z
(c) x x(x2 + 1) dx

Z ex
(d) d
dx cos(t3 ) dt
5

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2. (15 points) For a function f , you are given the graph of the derivative f 0 in in the figure below
and that f (0) = 50.

(a) On the interval 0 ≤ t ≤ 5, at what value of t does f appear to reach its maximum value?
Its minimum value? Explain.

(b) Estimate these maximum and minimum values.

(c) Write an exact expression for f (5) − f (0) in terms of f 0 (t).

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3. (10 points) True/False and Explain:

(a) If an object has constant nonzero acceleration, then the position of the object as a function
of time is a quadratic polynomial.

(b) Every continuous function has an antiderivative.

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4. (15 points) The rate at which water is flowing into a tank is r(t) = 20e0.02t gallons per minutes,
with t being time in minutes.

(a) On the graph above, draw a right Riemann sum on [0, 5] with 5 rectangles. Is this an over-
or an underestimate? Briefly explain.

(b) Write a Riemann sum with n rectangles, approximating the total amount of water entering
the tank between t = 0 and t = 5. Write an exact expression for this amount.

(c) If the tank contains 3000 gallons initially, find a formula for Q(t), the amount of water in
the tank at time t.

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