Exam 7: Exponential Functions

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Bob's retirement account pays about $120,000 per year, continuously for 20 years. Find the present value of the income stream if the interest rate is 5.5%.

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A mug of hot chocolate with initial temperature A mug of hot chocolate with initial temperature   C is placed on a table in a room held at a constant temperature. After 20 min, the temperature of the hot chocolate is   C. After another 20 min, the temperature of the hot chocolate is   C. What is the temperature of the room? C is placed on a table in a room held at a constant temperature. After 20 min, the temperature of the hot chocolate is A mug of hot chocolate with initial temperature   C is placed on a table in a room held at a constant temperature. After 20 min, the temperature of the hot chocolate is   C. After another 20 min, the temperature of the hot chocolate is   C. What is the temperature of the room? C. After another 20 min, the temperature of the hot chocolate is A mug of hot chocolate with initial temperature   C is placed on a table in a room held at a constant temperature. After 20 min, the temperature of the hot chocolate is   C. After another 20 min, the temperature of the hot chocolate is   C. What is the temperature of the room? C. What is the temperature of the room?

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Compute the following limits: A) Compute the following limits: A)    B)  B) Compute the following limits: A)    B)

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A 3-kg object is dropped from a tall building. After 1 s, the object has a velocity of A 3-kg object is dropped from a tall building. After 1 s, the object has a velocity of   m/s. What is the object's terminal velocity? m/s. What is the object's terminal velocity?

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The population in an ant colony doubles every 3 months. Assuming exponential growth, how many years does it take the population to increase five fold?

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Find the slope of the function Find the slope of the function   at   . at Find the slope of the function   at   . .

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Let Let   . Use logarithmic differentiation to calculate   . . Use logarithmic differentiation to calculate Let   . Use logarithmic differentiation to calculate   . .

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Find the limits using L'Hopital's Rule: A) Find the limits using L'Hopital's Rule: A)    B)  B) Find the limits using L'Hopital's Rule: A)    B)

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Find the slope of the function Find the slope of the function   at   . To find   use the equality   or use a calculator. at Find the slope of the function   at   . To find   use the equality   or use a calculator. . To find Find the slope of the function   at   . To find   use the equality   or use a calculator. use the equality Find the slope of the function   at   . To find   use the equality   or use a calculator. or use a calculator.

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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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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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Apply L'Hopital's Rule to evaluate the limit A) Apply L'Hopital's Rule to evaluate the limit A)    B)    C)  B) Apply L'Hopital's Rule to evaluate the limit A)    B)    C)  C) Apply L'Hopital's Rule to evaluate the limit A)    B)    C)

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Let Let   be the inverse of   . Use the geometric relation between the graphs of inverse functions to compute the integral   .  be the inverse of Let   be the inverse of   . Use the geometric relation between the graphs of inverse functions to compute the integral   .  . Use the geometric relation between the graphs of inverse functions to compute the integral Let   be the inverse of   . Use the geometric relation between the graphs of inverse functions to compute the integral   .  . Let   be the inverse of   . Use the geometric relation between the graphs of inverse functions to compute the integral   .

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Consider the Gompertz differential equation Consider the Gompertz differential equation   . Define the function   by   . The differential equation for   is, . Define the function Consider the Gompertz differential equation   . Define the function   by   . The differential equation for   is, by Consider the Gompertz differential equation   . Define the function   by   . The differential equation for   is, . The differential equation for Consider the Gompertz differential equation   . Define the function   by   . The differential equation for   is, is,

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How much would a 20-year-old have to invest today in order to have $1 million 30 years from now if the interest is compounded continuously at an annual rate of 6.4%?

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Evaluate the integral Evaluate the integral

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Solve Solve

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Evaluate the integrals: A) Evaluate the integrals: A)    B)    C)  B) Evaluate the integrals: A)    B)    C)  C) Evaluate the integrals: A)    B)    C)

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A mug of hot chocolate with initial temperature A mug of hot chocolate with initial temperature   C is in a room held at   C. After 30 min, the temperature of the hot chocolate is   C. What is the temperature of the hot chocolate after another 10 min? C is in a room held at A mug of hot chocolate with initial temperature   C is in a room held at   C. After 30 min, the temperature of the hot chocolate is   C. What is the temperature of the hot chocolate after another 10 min? C. After 30 min, the temperature of the hot chocolate is A mug of hot chocolate with initial temperature   C is in a room held at   C. After 30 min, the temperature of the hot chocolate is   C. What is the temperature of the hot chocolate after another 10 min? C. What is the temperature of the hot chocolate after another 10 min?

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A glass of cold water with initial temperature A glass of cold water with initial temperature   C is placed in a room held at a constant temperature. After 1 h, the water temperature is   C. After another 2 h, the water temperature is   C. What is the temperature of the room? C is placed in a room held at a constant temperature. After 1 h, the water temperature is A glass of cold water with initial temperature   C is placed in a room held at a constant temperature. After 1 h, the water temperature is   C. After another 2 h, the water temperature is   C. What is the temperature of the room? C. After another 2 h, the water temperature is A glass of cold water with initial temperature   C is placed in a room held at a constant temperature. After 1 h, the water temperature is   C. After another 2 h, the water temperature is   C. What is the temperature of the room? C. What is the temperature of the room?

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