Exam 6: Antiderivatives and Applications
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You are considering buying a salt water chlorinator for your swimming pool. The equipment costs $1300, and you estimate that you will save $250 per year with the saltwater system. Will the chlorinator pay for itself in 6 years (i.e. will the present value of the cost of the chemicals equal or exceed the cost of the chlorinator)? Assume an annual interest rate of 7%, compounded continuously. Answer "yes" or "no".
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The following graph represents the rate of change of a function f with respect to x; i.e., it is the graph of
, with
. Which of the following are true at x = 1.8? (Check all that apply.) 



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At what constant, continuous annual rate should you deposit money into an account if you want to have $1,000,000 in 20 years? The account earns 5% interest, compounded continuously. Round to the nearest dollar.
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The supply and demand curves for a product have equations
and
, respectively, with equilibrium at
. Suppose an artificially high price of
is imposed, with the resulting consumer demand of
. Which of the following is a formula for the change in total gains from trade caused by the artificial price?





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This figure shows the rate of change of F.
Given that F(0) = 2, sketch the graph of F.

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Supply and demand data are given in the following tables.
What is the equilibrium price?


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Supply and demand curves for an item of medical equipment are shown in the graph below. In order to compete with a new product by a rival company, the price is temporarily lowered to $20,000. What is the reduction (from equilibrium) in producer surplus that results from this artificially low price? 

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The supply and demand curves for a product have equations
and
, respectively, with equilibrium at
. Which of the following is a formula for consumer surplus?



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Supply and demand curves for a product are shown in the following figure. Estimate the equilibrium quantity. 

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