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Calculus II - Test 1, Spring 2007 - Prof. David E. Joyce, Exams of Calculus

A calculus exam from spring 2007 for math 121 (calculus ii). The exam includes questions on definite and indefinite integrals, finding areas, and riemann sums. It is a closed-notes and closed-book exam with no calculators allowed.

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Calculus II Math 121 Spring 2007
Test #1 Name: (print neatly)
Instructor: Joyce Servatius (sign)
This exam is CLOSED NOTES and CLOSED BOOK. There are NO CALCULATORS allowed. To get
full credit you must show all work neatly in the space provided on the test paper.
1. [10 pts each] Compute the following definite integrals:
a. Z1
0
(9t34t2)dt
b. Zπ/2
π/2
(cos xsin x)dx
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Calculus II – Math 121 Spring 2007

Test #1 Name: (print neatly)

Instructor: Joyce Servatius (sign)

This exam is CLOSED NOTES and CLOSED BOOK. There are NO CALCULATORS allowed. To get

full credit you must show all work neatly in the space provided on the test paper.

  1. [10 pts each] Compute the following definite integrals:

a.

∫ (^1)

0

(9t

3 − 4 t

2 ) dt

b.

∫ (^) π/ 2

−π/ 2

(cos x − sin x) dx

  1. [10 pts each] Compute the following indefinite integrals:

a.

∫ ( t 2 − t − 2

t^4

)

dt

b.

∫ (^ √

x √ 2

x

)

dx

c.

(x

2

  • 4)(x + 1) dx
  1. [16 pts] A f (x) is drawn below. It’s graph consists of three line segments. Let P be the partition

P = {− 1 , 0 , 3 , 4 }.

6

J J J J J J J J J J J

y

x

a. On the graph of f (x) above, draw the rectangles corresponding to Lf (P ).

b. Compute Lf (P ), and Uf (P ).

c. Compute

∫ (^4)

− 1

f (x) dx

  1. [12 pts] Suppose f (x) and g(x) are continuous functions defined on [0, 5] with

∫ (^3)

0

f (x) dx = 5,

∫ 5

0

f (x) dx = 2 and

∫ 5

3

(3g(x) + 1) dx = 20.

a) What is

∫ (^0)

5

f (x) dx?

b) What is

∫ (^5)

0

(2f (x) − 1) dx?

c) What is

∫ (^5)

3

g(x) dx?

d) What is

∫ (^5)

3

(f (x) + g(x)) dx?

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