Exam 9: Further Applications of the Integral and Taylor Polynomials
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An infinite plate shown in the figure below, bounded by the graphs of
and
and the y-axis, is submerged vertically in water, with its top
ft below the water surface.
Calculate the fluid force on a side of the plate. (The density of water is
) 





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A plate bounded by the functions
and
on the interval
is submerged vertically so that the top of the plate is under 1 m of water. What is the fluid force on the side of the plate?



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An infinite plate shown in the figure below, bounded by the graphs of
and
and the y-axis, is submerged vertically in water, with its top
ft below the water surface.
Calculate the fluid force on a side of the plate. (The density of water is
) 





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Let
.
A) Write the Maclaurin polynomial
for
.
B) Use Taylor's Theorem for
to write an integration formula.




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Find
for the lamina of uniform density
occupying the region under
from
.




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Let
denote the
remainder
, where
is the
Maclaurin polynomial for
If
, find
.








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Compute
for
centered at
. Use the error bound to find the maximum possible size of error of
.




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Find the centroid of the portion of the unit circle lying within the first three quadrants.
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Compute the surface area of revolution of
about the x-axis over the interval
.


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