Exam 5: Accumulating Change: Limits of Sums and the Definite Integral

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Find the indefinite integral. Find the indefinite integral.

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Evaluate the integral Evaluate the integral   . .

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Using data from the U.S. Bureau of the Census, the model Using data from the U.S. Bureau of the Census, the model   gives the projected rate of change in the number of people within one year of retirement, where t is the number of years since 1940, for the years between 1940 and 2050. Use the equation and ten midpoint rectangles to estimate, to four decimal places, the change in the population within one year of retirement or older from the end of 2037 through the end of 2042. gives the projected rate of change in the number of people within one year of retirement, where t is the number of years since 1940, for the years between 1940 and 2050. Use the equation and ten midpoint rectangles to estimate, to four decimal places, the change in the population within one year of retirement or older from the end of 2037 through the end of 2042.

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If possible, find the general antiderivative of If possible, find the general antiderivative of   . .

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Find the indefinite integral. Find the indefinite integral.

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The function The function   gives the rate of change of profit for a new business during its first year. The input is the number of months since the business opened, and the output units are millions of dollars per month. What is the interpretation, in context, of the accumulation function   ? gives the rate of change of profit for a new business during its first year. The input is the number of months since the business opened, and the output units are millions of dollars per month. What is the interpretation, in context, of the accumulation function The function   gives the rate of change of profit for a new business during its first year. The input is the number of months since the business opened, and the output units are millions of dollars per month. What is the interpretation, in context, of the accumulation function   ? ?

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Blood pressure varies for individuals throughout the course of a day, typically being the lowest at night and the highest from late morning to early afternoon. The estimated rate of change in diastolic blood pressure for a patient with untreated hypertension is shown in the table. Using a model for the data, estimate to one decimal place, the average rate of change in diastolic blood pressure from noon. to 8 P.M. Blood pressure varies for individuals throughout the course of a day, typically being the lowest at night and the highest from late morning to early afternoon. The estimated rate of change in diastolic blood pressure for a patient with untreated hypertension is shown in the table. Using a model for the data, estimate to one decimal place, the average rate of change in diastolic blood pressure from noon. to 8 P.M.

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Consider the graph of the function: Consider the graph of the function:   Identify, from the graphs a through f, the derivative graph and the accumulation graph (with point A as the starting point).  a:   b:   c:   d:   e:   f:  Identify, from the graphs a through f, the derivative graph and the accumulation graph (with point A as the starting point). a: Consider the graph of the function:   Identify, from the graphs a through f, the derivative graph and the accumulation graph (with point A as the starting point).  a:   b:   c:   d:   e:   f:  b: Consider the graph of the function:   Identify, from the graphs a through f, the derivative graph and the accumulation graph (with point A as the starting point).  a:   b:   c:   d:   e:   f:  c: Consider the graph of the function:   Identify, from the graphs a through f, the derivative graph and the accumulation graph (with point A as the starting point).  a:   b:   c:   d:   e:   f:  d: Consider the graph of the function:   Identify, from the graphs a through f, the derivative graph and the accumulation graph (with point A as the starting point).  a:   b:   c:   d:   e:   f:  e: Consider the graph of the function:   Identify, from the graphs a through f, the derivative graph and the accumulation graph (with point A as the starting point).  a:   b:   c:   d:   e:   f:  f: Consider the graph of the function:   Identify, from the graphs a through f, the derivative graph and the accumulation graph (with point A as the starting point).  a:   b:   c:   d:   e:   f:

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The acceleration of a race car during the first 35 seconds of a road test is modeled by The acceleration of a race car during the first 35 seconds of a road test is modeled by   where t is the number of seconds since the test began. Assume the velocity and distance were both zero at the beginning of the road test. Calculate, to the nearest foot, the distance traveled during the first 35 seconds of the road test. where t is the number of seconds since the test began. Assume the velocity and distance were both zero at the beginning of the road test. Calculate, to the nearest foot, the distance traveled during the first 35 seconds of the road test.

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Consider the graph of r(t), the rate of change in the price of a technology stock, during the first 55 days of trading of 2003. Using the information present below, label each region as representing positive or negative change in price. Consider the graph of r(t), the rate of change in the price of a technology stock, during the first 55 days of trading of 2003. Using the information present below, label each region as representing positive or negative change in price.    Consider the graph of r(t), the rate of change in the price of a technology stock, during the first 55 days of trading of 2003. Using the information present below, label each region as representing positive or negative change in price.

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