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Exam 16: Methods and Applications of Integration
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Question 81
Multiple Choice
Use the formula
= -
Ln
+ C to find
)
Question 82
Essay
Find the exact area of the region bounded by y =
- 4x and the x-axis.Also sketch the region.
Question 83
Essay
Find the exact area of the region bounded by the graphs of y = -x,y = 2x,y = 1,and y = 2.Also sketch the region.
Question 84
Short Answer
Use Simpson's rule with n = 4 to estimate the value of
Question 85
Essay
Solve the differential equation
=
.
Question 86
Essay
Find the area of the region enclosed by the graphs of y =
-
and y = 2x.
Question 87
Short Answer
The amount of a certain drug in a patient's body t days after it has been administered is C(t)= 6
units.Determine the average amount of the drug present in the patient's body for the first five days after the drug has been administered.
Question 88
Multiple Choice
If
=
,then y =
Question 89
Short Answer
It is estimated that service industries will grow at the rate of R'(t)= 5
where t is the time in decades and R(t)is the percent of (non-farming)workers who are employed in the service industry.If 30 percent of the (non-farming)workers are now in the service industry,then use Simpson's rule and n = 4 to approximate 30 +
the percentage of workers who are working in the service industry in 2 decades.
Question 90
Short Answer
Find the area between the graph of y = f(x)=
+
+ 3 and the x-axis on the interval
.Use your graphing calculator to see a graph of this area.
Question 91
Essay
Use the tables to find:
dx
Question 92
Short Answer
Find the average value of f(x)= 5 -
over the interval
.
Question 93
Short Answer
Suppose that the population of a city in 1992 was 52,400 and in 1996 was 55,300.If the exponential law of growth is assumed,what is the expected population in 2007?
Question 94
Multiple Choice
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