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This 50-minute exam covers sections 8.8, 10.1, 4, 5, 7, and 11.1 of calculus by james stewart 4th edition. It includes problems on improper integrals, differential equations, bacterial growth, predator-prey equations, and parametric curves. Students are required to show their work and indicate answers.
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This easy fifty minute test covers sections 8.8, 10.1,4,5,7 and 11.1,2 of Calculus by James
Stewart 4 th^ ed. Clearly indicate your answers and show your work. All parts of
problems are five points each (unless otherwise stated).
a) 2 3 1
6 x e xdx
∞ (^) −
b)
6
0
(^1) dx
a) Find an expression for the number of bacterial after t minutes.
b) What will be the population after 60 minutes?
c) When (after how many minutes) will the population reach 1,000,000.
32 2
80 0.
dS S SM dt dM (^) M SM dt
(^) = − (^) = − +
a) Find the equilibrium point(s)
b) This is a classical predator-prey system, which is the predator? (1 point)
d) Find dS/dM.
c) Below is the direction field for this equation. Sketch a solution (trajectory) for a population starting at (M,S) = (6,400). (Hint: Use your knowledge of the equilibrium points to figure out the scale in the graph.)