Exam 7: Exponential Functions

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From the top of a tall building, a 2-kg object is thrown vertically downward. One second after being thrown, the object has a velocity of From the top of a tall building, a 2-kg object is thrown vertically downward. One second after being thrown, the object has a velocity of   m/s. If the coefficient of air resistance is   kg/s, what was the initial velocity of the object? m/s. If the coefficient of air resistance is From the top of a tall building, a 2-kg object is thrown vertically downward. One second after being thrown, the object has a velocity of   m/s. If the coefficient of air resistance is   kg/s, what was the initial velocity of the object? kg/s, what was the initial velocity of the object?

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Calculate Calculate   where   is the inverse of   :  A)    B)  where Calculate   where   is the inverse of   :  A)    B)  is the inverse of Calculate   where   is the inverse of   :  A)    B)  : A) Calculate   where   is the inverse of   :  A)    B)  B) Calculate   where   is the inverse of   :  A)    B)

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Find the domain on which Find the domain on which   is one-to-one and a formula for the inverse of   . is one-to-one and a formula for the inverse of Find the domain on which   is one-to-one and a formula for the inverse of   . .

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From the top of a tall building, a 5-kg object is thrown vertically downward. One second after it is thrown, the object has a velocity of From the top of a tall building, a 5-kg object is thrown vertically downward. One second after it is thrown, the object has a velocity of   m/s. Two seconds after it is thrown, the object has a velocity of   m/s. What was the initial velocity of the object? m/s. Two seconds after it is thrown, the object has a velocity of From the top of a tall building, a 5-kg object is thrown vertically downward. One second after it is thrown, the object has a velocity of   m/s. Two seconds after it is thrown, the object has a velocity of   m/s. What was the initial velocity of the object? m/s. What was the initial velocity of the object?

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Calculate the integral in terms of inverse hyperbolic functions Calculate the integral in terms of inverse hyperbolic functions

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Find an equation of the tangent line to the graph of the function Find an equation of the tangent line to the graph of the function   for   . for Find an equation of the tangent line to the graph of the function   for   . .

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Let Let   . Calculate   . . Calculate Let   . Calculate   . .

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Evaluate the limits using L'Hopital's Rule Evaluate the limits using L'Hopital's Rule

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By Newton's Law of Cooling, an object in air cools down at a rate proportional to the difference between the object's temperature and the air temperature. When the air temperature is By Newton's Law of Cooling, an object in air cools down at a rate proportional to the difference between the object's temperature and the air temperature. When the air temperature is   C, it takes 10 min for the object to cool down from   C to   C. The temperature of the object decreases from   C to   C during: C, it takes 10 min for the object to cool down from By Newton's Law of Cooling, an object in air cools down at a rate proportional to the difference between the object's temperature and the air temperature. When the air temperature is   C, it takes 10 min for the object to cool down from   C to   C. The temperature of the object decreases from   C to   C during: C to By Newton's Law of Cooling, an object in air cools down at a rate proportional to the difference between the object's temperature and the air temperature. When the air temperature is   C, it takes 10 min for the object to cool down from   C to   C. The temperature of the object decreases from   C to   C during: C. The temperature of the object decreases from By Newton's Law of Cooling, an object in air cools down at a rate proportional to the difference between the object's temperature and the air temperature. When the air temperature is   C, it takes 10 min for the object to cool down from   C to   C. The temperature of the object decreases from   C to   C during: C to By Newton's Law of Cooling, an object in air cools down at a rate proportional to the difference between the object's temperature and the air temperature. When the air temperature is   C, it takes 10 min for the object to cool down from   C to   C. The temperature of the object decreases from   C to   C during: C during:

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How long will it take for your money to double when it is invested at an annual rate of How long will it take for your money to double when it is invested at an annual rate of   and compounded yearly? How long will it take for your money to double at an annual rate of   ? and compounded yearly? How long will it take for your money to double at an annual rate of How long will it take for your money to double when it is invested at an annual rate of   and compounded yearly? How long will it take for your money to double at an annual rate of   ? ?

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  is deposited into an account earning interest at an annual rate of   . Find the value of the account after one year if  A) it is compounded twice a year. B) it is compounded monthly. C) it is compounded weekly (52 weeks a year) D) it is compounded daily (365 days a year) E) it is compounded continuously. Does the method of compounding have much effect on the final value? is deposited into an account earning interest at an annual rate of   is deposited into an account earning interest at an annual rate of   . Find the value of the account after one year if  A) it is compounded twice a year. B) it is compounded monthly. C) it is compounded weekly (52 weeks a year) D) it is compounded daily (365 days a year) E) it is compounded continuously. Does the method of compounding have much effect on the final value? . Find the value of the account after one year if A) it is compounded twice a year. B) it is compounded monthly. C) it is compounded weekly (52 weeks a year) D) it is compounded daily (365 days a year) E) it is compounded continuously. Does the method of compounding have much effect on the final value?

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Use the definition of the derivative at Use the definition of the derivative at   to find   if   . to find Use the definition of the derivative at   to find   if   . if Use the definition of the derivative at   to find   if   . .

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Evaluate the limits using L'Hopital's Rule A) Evaluate the limits using L'Hopital's Rule A)    B)    C)  B) Evaluate the limits using L'Hopital's Rule A)    B)    C)  C) Evaluate the limits using L'Hopital's Rule A)    B)    C)

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From the top of a tall building, a 1-kg object is thrown vertically downward. One second after being thrown, the object has a velocity of From the top of a tall building, a 1-kg object is thrown vertically downward. One second after being thrown, the object has a velocity of   m/s. Two seconds after being thrown, the object has a velocity of   m/s. What is the coefficient of air resistance   ? m/s. Two seconds after being thrown, the object has a velocity of From the top of a tall building, a 1-kg object is thrown vertically downward. One second after being thrown, the object has a velocity of   m/s. Two seconds after being thrown, the object has a velocity of   m/s. What is the coefficient of air resistance   ? m/s. What is the coefficient of air resistance From the top of a tall building, a 1-kg object is thrown vertically downward. One second after being thrown, the object has a velocity of   m/s. Two seconds after being thrown, the object has a velocity of   m/s. What is the coefficient of air resistance   ? ?

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Calculate the definite integrals: A) Calculate the definite integrals: A)    B)  B) Calculate the definite integrals: A)    B)

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Let Let   with domain   . Find  with domain Let   with domain   . Find  . Find Let   with domain   . Find

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A mug of hot chocolate with initial temperature A mug of hot chocolate with initial temperature   is placed on a table in a room held at   C. After 15 min, the temperature of the hot chocolate is   C. After an additional 30 min, the temperature of the hot chocolate is   C. What was the initial temperature   ? is placed on a table in a room held at A mug of hot chocolate with initial temperature   is placed on a table in a room held at   C. After 15 min, the temperature of the hot chocolate is   C. After an additional 30 min, the temperature of the hot chocolate is   C. What was the initial temperature   ? C. After 15 min, the temperature of the hot chocolate is A mug of hot chocolate with initial temperature   is placed on a table in a room held at   C. After 15 min, the temperature of the hot chocolate is   C. After an additional 30 min, the temperature of the hot chocolate is   C. What was the initial temperature   ? C. After an additional 30 min, the temperature of the hot chocolate is A mug of hot chocolate with initial temperature   is placed on a table in a room held at   C. After 15 min, the temperature of the hot chocolate is   C. After an additional 30 min, the temperature of the hot chocolate is   C. What was the initial temperature   ? C. What was the initial temperature A mug of hot chocolate with initial temperature   is placed on a table in a room held at   C. After 15 min, the temperature of the hot chocolate is   C. After an additional 30 min, the temperature of the hot chocolate is   C. What was the initial temperature   ? ?

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The population of a country was The population of a country was   in 1980, whereas in 1990 it was    A) Find the population in    B) Determine the population's doubling time. Assume that the rate of growth is proportional to the population. in 1980, whereas in 1990 it was The population of a country was   in 1980, whereas in 1990 it was    A) Find the population in    B) Determine the population's doubling time. Assume that the rate of growth is proportional to the population. A) Find the population in The population of a country was   in 1980, whereas in 1990 it was    A) Find the population in    B) Determine the population's doubling time. Assume that the rate of growth is proportional to the population. B) Determine the population's doubling time. Assume that the rate of growth is proportional to the population.

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The decay constant of a 15-kg isotope is 0.137 (years) The decay constant of a 15-kg isotope is 0.137 (years)   . Find the half-life of the isotope. . Find the half-life of the isotope.

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A population is modeled by a function A population is modeled by a function   . Initially, the population counts 1000. The rate of change of the population is proportional to   . Find the population at time   years given that the doubling time is 8 years. . Initially, the population counts 1000. The rate of change of the population is proportional to A population is modeled by a function   . Initially, the population counts 1000. The rate of change of the population is proportional to   . Find the population at time   years given that the doubling time is 8 years. . Find the population at time A population is modeled by a function   . Initially, the population counts 1000. The rate of change of the population is proportional to   . Find the population at time   years given that the doubling time is 8 years. years given that the doubling time is 8 years.

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