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Calculus II - Test #3 Review: Integrals, Volumes, and Limits, Exams of Calculus

A test review for calculus ii students, covering topics such as integrals, volumes, and limits. The review includes instructions for the test, as well as specific questions and problems to solve. Students are expected to answer all questions directly on the test and show their work. The document also includes problems related to sketching areas, finding points of intersection, setting up integrals, evaluating volumes, and computing limits.

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Pre 2010

Uploaded on 08/13/2009

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Calculus II - Test #3 Review
Professor Broughton January, 2003
Name: Box #
Instructions
Answer all the questions directly on the test.
For this test you may use Maple on your computer and/or your calculator.
You may start with a blank Maple worksheet but no prepared worksheets.
Show all the necessary work and write your answers out neatly in English
sentences.
Make reasonable simplifications.
Question Possible Points Points Obtained
140
220
320
420
Total 100
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Calculus II - Test #3 Review

Professor Broughton January, 2003

Name: Box #

Instructions

  • Answer all the questions directly on the test.
  • For this test you may use Maple on your computer and/or your calculator. You may start with a blank Maple worksheet but no prepared worksheets.
  • Show all the necessary work and write your answers out neatly in English sentences.
  • Make reasonable simplifications.

Question Possible Points Points Obtained 1 40 2 20 3 20 4 20 Total 100

1. Integrals

1.a Sketch the area contained between the two curves

x^2 + 9y^2 = 9 x + y = 1

1.b Find all points of intersection between the two curves:

1.c Set up the integral(s) to compute the area between the two curves. You may integrate along either x or y axis:

1.d What is the area, to 4 decimal places. Say how you got the area.:

3 Compute these limits. Show all steps.

a

x^ lim→ 5

x^2 − 25 cos(x − 5) − 1 b

x^ lim→ 1

ln x x − 1 c

x^ lim→∞

x^3 + 3x e^2 x d

x^ lim→∞

ln x x^2 e x^ lim→∞ x^2 e−sx, s >^0

  1. Compute these integrals showing them as a limit first, then compute the limit. Make a sketch of the graph showing the infinite limit or the vertical asymptotes.

a (^) Z (^) ∞

0

t^2 e−stdt

b (^) Z (^1)

0

ln xdx

c (^) Z (^) ∞

1

xpdx, p > 1

d (^) Z (^) ∞

−∞

dx 1 + x^2

Z 0

−∞

dx 1 + x^2

Z ∞

0

dx 1 + x^2 e (^) Z (^2)

0

dx (1 − x)^2

Z 1

0

dx (1 − x)^2

Z 2

1

dx (1 − x)^2