MATH 106 PRACTICE
FINAL
Please work out each of the given problems. Credit will be based on the steps that you show towards the final answer. Show your work.
PROBLEM 1
Evaluate the given integrals, derivatives and limits.
A) (20 Points)
B)
(20 Points)
C) (20
Points)
D) (20
Points)
E)
(20 Points)
F)
(20 Points)
G) (20
Points)
H) (20 Points)
PROBLEM 2
Set up the integrals that solve the following problems. Sketch the appropriate diagram for each. Use a calculator to evaluate the integral.
A) (15 Points) Find the volume of solid that is formed by revolving the region bounded by y = x2 - 4x and y = 2x - 5 around the y-axis.
B) (15Points) Find the volume of the solid that is formed by revolving the region bounded by y = x2 + 1 and y = 5 around the line y = 10 .
PROBLEM 3 (30 Points)
A force of 80 Newtons stretches a spring 70 centimeters on a mechanical device for driving fence posts. Find the work done in stretching the spring the required 70 centimeters.
PROBLEM 4 (11 Points Each)
In 1960 the world population reached 3 billion people and in 1999 the population reached 6 billion people.
Write down the differential equation that
reflects that the rate of population growth is proportional to the
population.
Solution
Solve this differential equation and use your solution
to predict the population in the year 2050.
Solution
It has been said, “It's the top of the ninth and
humanity has been hitting nature hard. But we must always remember that
nature bats last." In
particular environmentalists have warned that the carrying capacity of the
earth is 10 billion people. With
this in mind it is better to use the model that the growth in population is
proportional to the product of the population and 10
billion minus the
population. Write down a
differential equation that reflects this statement.
Solution
Solve this differential equation and use your
solution to predict the population in the year 2050.
Solution
Consider the integral
Use the trapezoidal rule with n = 4 to
approximate this integral and sketch the indicated area and trapezoids.
PROBLEM
6
Please
answer the following true or false. If
true, provide an explanation. If
false provide an explanation or counter-example.
A.
(15 Points) If f(x)
is a continuous positive function then the surface area generated by revolving
the curve y = f(x)
for
0 < x < 1
about the x-axis is equal to the
surface area generated by revolving the curve y
= f(x) + 1 for0 < x < 1
about the x-axis
Solution
B.
(15 Points) An aquarium has
two exhibits each with vertical windows of the same area such that the bottoms
are at the same depth and the tops are at the same depth.
Then even though the shapes of the two windows may be different, the
fluid forces exerted on the windows are equal.
Solution
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