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The document provides a review for Test I covering material in calculus sections 5.1-5.7 and approximating areas with Riemann sums. It includes 6 problems to help prepare for the exam, with solutions provided. A review session led by Julia Viro will be held on September 29 from 7-8pm in room 137 to cover many of the problems. The test is scheduled for September 30 from 8:45-10:15pm with room assignments announced on the lecture website.

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Mat 132

The document provides a review for Test I covering material in calculus sections 5.1-5.7 and approximating areas with Riemann sums. It includes 6 problems to help prepare for the exam, with solutions provided. A review session led by Julia Viro will be held on September 29 from 7-8pm in room 137 to cover many of the problems. The test is scheduled for September 30 from 8:45-10:15pm with room assignments announced on the lecture website.

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REVIEW FOR TEST I: FALL 2015

Test I is scheduled for Wednesday September 30 from 8:45pm to 10:15pm.


The room assignments are announced on your lecture website. The test will
cover material in sections 5.1-5.7 and in approximating areas by Riemann
sums a Document on your lecture website. Below you will find problems
that will help you prepare for the exam. A review session which will
cover many of the problems below will be given by Julia Viro on Tuesday
September 29 from 7pm to 8pm in Harriman 137.
(1) First express each of the following limits as definite integrals; then evaluate the definite integrals.
P
52
(a) limn ni=1 (1 + 2i
n) n
R2
R3
6
6
Solution: 0 (1 + x)5 dx = 1 u5 du = u6 |31 = 36 16 .
Pn1
i
i
(b) limn i=0
cos( 4n
)sin( 4n
) 4n

R
R 4
2
Solution: 0 cos(x)sin(x)dx = 04 sin(x)d(sin(x)) = sin2(x) |04 =
1
4

P
3i
(c) limn ni=1 ( 3i
)2 2 n n3
n
R3
x2 2x
+
Solution: 0 x2 2x dx = ( ln(2)

2x+1
(ln(2))3

x2x+1
) |3
(ln(2))2 0

(2) A particle is traveling along the x-axis. t=time is given in seconds;


a(t),v(t),s(t) denote the acceleration, velocity, position at time t. Suppose
the acceleration of the object is given by a(t) = 3t2 2t + 2 .
(a) If v(0)=0 and s(0)=10, then find formulae for s(t), v(t).
4
3
Solution: v(t) = t3 t2 + 2t, s(t) = t4 t3 + t2 + 10.
(b) Find the total distance traveled by the object during the time interval [0,4].
Solution: Note that v(t)=0 for t=0,1,-2; and v(t) is negative for
t > 1 and v(t) is positive for 0 < t < 1. Thus the total distance
R4
R1
R4
= 0 | v(t) | dt = 0 v(t)dt + 1 v(t)dt = s(1) s(0) + (s(4)
(s(1))).
(c) Find the total displacement of the object during this same time
interval.
Solution: s(4) s(0) = 64 64
3 + 16.
(3) Define g(x) = limn
formula for g (x).

Pn

ix 2 x
i=1 sin(( n ) ) n
1

for any value of x. Find a

Solution: g(x) =
g (x) = sin(x2 ).

REVIEW FOR TEST I: FALL 2015

Rx
0

sin(u2 )du; so, by the fundamental theorem of calculus,

(4) Let f(x) denote a continuous, increasing function satisfying f(0)=1,


f(1)=3, f(2)=6, f(3)=7. Let Rn , Ln denote the right and left hand sums
R3
(with n-subdivisions) which approximate 1 f (x)dx. What is the smallest
R3
value of n for which Rn and Ln both approximate 1 f (x)dx to within .001?
R3
Solution: Rn Ln = (f (3) f (1)) n2 = n8 ; and Ln 1 f (x)dx Rn . Thus
R3
2
1 f (x)dx is within a distance of n of both Ln and Rn ; so choosing n=8000
will work.
x+2
(5) Compute the area of the region bounded by the graph of x2 +6x+8
, the
x-axis and the
vertical
lines
x=1
and
x=2.
R 2 x+2
R2 1
Solution: 1 x2 +6x+8
dx = 1 x+4
dx = ln(x + 4) |21 = ln(6) ln(5).

(6) Compute the following indefinite integrals.


R
(a) sinn (x)cos3 (x)dx
R
n+3
n+1
Soluiton: = sinn (x)(1sin2 (x))d(sin(x)) = sinn+1(x) sinn+3(x) +
cR
(b) x3 lnxdx
Solution: Using integration by parts (with u=ln(x) and dv = x3 dx)
R 4
4
we get that the given indefinite integral is equal to ln(x) x4 x4 x1 dx =
4
4
ln(x) x4 x16 + c.

R
(c) x2 3 x2 dx

Solution: Substitute xR = 3sin(t) and dx = 3cos(t)dt;


then the
R
2
2
2
given
is equal 9 sin R(t)cos(t)cos(t)dt
R integral
R = 49 sin (t)cos (t)dt =
2
2
2
9 sin (t)(1sin (2))dt = 9 sin (t)dt9 sin (t)dt. Now use the
reduction formula (on pages 386-387) to evaluate these last two indefinite
integrals.
R x2 +2x1
(d) x2 +6x+9 dx
R
4
2
2
Solution: = 1 + x+3
+ (x+3)
2 dx = x 4ln(| x + 3 |) x+3 + c.
R x3 +x2
(e) x2 +4x+5
R
R
2
1
dx = x2 3x+ 27 x2 +4x+5
d(x2 +4x+
Solution: = x3+ x27x+15
+4x+5
R
1
x2
7
2
5) + (x+2)
2 +1 dx = 2 3x + 2 ln(| x + 4x + 5 |) + arctan(x + 2) + c.

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