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Math 132 Exam Solutions January 15, 2009 - Prof. Andrew M. Diener, Exams of Calculus

Solutions to exam 2 for math 132, held on january 15, 2009. The exam covers various topics in calculus, including estimation, integration, differentiation, and geometry. Students are encouraged to check their understanding of the concepts by working through the solutions.

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EXAM 2
Math 132
January 15, 2009
Name
1. Estimate Z9
1
x dx using SIMP(30). The actual value is 52/3 or 17.333333333333... so what
is the error? Approximately how many rectangles would you need in order to have an error
smaller than .0000001?
2. Find (if it exists) Z2
1
dx
x(ln (x))2.
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EXAM 2

Math 132 January 15, 2009

Name

  1. Estimate

1

x dx using SIMP(30). The actual value is 52/3 or 17.333333333333... so what is the error? Approximately how many rectangles would you need in order to have an error smaller than .0000001?

  1. Find (if it exists)

1

dx x(ln (x))^2

  1. Does

2

dy √ y^4 + 8

converge or diverge? Why?

  1. Find the volume of the solid obtained by rotating the area bounded by y = x^2 , y = x, x = 0, and x = 1 about the x-axis.
  2. Find the arclength of the function f (t) =

(t − 1)^3 from t = 2 to t = 10/ 3

  1. Consider two circles one of radius 3 and the other of radius 2. What is the area between those two circles bounded by the rays θ = π/6 and θ = π/3?
  2. The integral

0

π(2^2 − (2 − y)^2 ) dy represents the volume of a cone or a hemisphere and y

measures a length. Decide which it is and draw a (rough) sketch of your choice labeling all known quantities. (Radius? height? width? variables? etc.)