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Final Exam Name ------------- MAT 286 Spring 2013 Circle your instructor's name: Shaw (9:30) Shaw (11:00) Bruce Ozal Rhodes Snyder Show your work and justify your answers. You may use a TI 83/84 Plus or other approved calculator, but you must write the steps you take with the calculator. A correct answer with no work will not receive credit. Point values are indicated. Prob Possible Earned 1 10 2 15 3 30 4 10 5 10 6 10 7 10 8 10 9 10 Total 115

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Page 1: Final Exam Name - Syracuse UniversityFinal Exam Name -----MAT 286 Spring 2013 Circle your instructor's name: Shaw (9:30) Shaw (11:00) Bruce Ozal Rhodes Snyder Show your work and justify

Final Exam Name -------------MAT 286 Spring 2013

Circle your instructor's name:

Shaw (9:30) Shaw (11:00) Bruce Ozal Rhodes Snyder

Show your work and justify your answers. You may use a TI 83/84 Plus or other approved calculator, but you must write the steps you take with the calculator. A correct answer with no work will not receive credit. Point values are indicated.

Prob Possible Earned

1 10

2 15

3 30

4 10

5 10

6 10

7 10

8 10

9 10

Total 115

Page 2: Final Exam Name - Syracuse UniversityFinal Exam Name -----MAT 286 Spring 2013 Circle your instructor's name: Shaw (9:30) Shaw (11:00) Bruce Ozal Rhodes Snyder Show your work and justify

1. Suppose that the slope of the tangent line to a function f(x) at any xis given by

J' ( x) = ex - x3 + 1.

If the graph y = J(x) goes through the point (0, 1), find the function f(x).

I.-----------(10 points)

Page 3: Final Exam Name - Syracuse UniversityFinal Exam Name -----MAT 286 Spring 2013 Circle your instructor's name: Shaw (9:30) Shaw (11:00) Bruce Ozal Rhodes Snyder Show your work and justify

2. Consider the following function J(x} on the interval [O, 1].

J(x) = x3 + x.

a) Use calculus to find the exact area below the curve and above the x-axis on the given interval. ( Show all steps including the appropriate antiderivative and the evaluations. No credit will be given for providing only the final numerical value.)

2a. __________ _

(10 points)

b) Set up, but do not evaluate the integral that gives the volume of the solid formed by revolving the region below the curve f(x) = x3 +x and above the x-axis on the interval (0, 1] about the x- axis. Circle your integral.

(5 points)

Page 4: Final Exam Name - Syracuse UniversityFinal Exam Name -----MAT 286 Spring 2013 Circle your instructor's name: Shaw (9:30) Shaw (11:00) Bruce Ozal Rhodes Snyder Show your work and justify

3. Evaluate the following indefinite integrals. Circle your answers.

a)

J cos 2x sin 2x dx

(10 points)

b)

/ 1 d

x (lnx)2 x

(10 points)

Page 5: Final Exam Name - Syracuse UniversityFinal Exam Name -----MAT 286 Spring 2013 Circle your instructor's name: Shaw (9:30) Shaw (11:00) Bruce Ozal Rhodes Snyder Show your work and justify

3c)

j xcos(-x) dx

(10 points)

Page 6: Final Exam Name - Syracuse UniversityFinal Exam Name -----MAT 286 Spring 2013 Circle your instructor's name: Shaw (9:30) Shaw (11:00) Bruce Ozal Rhodes Snyder Show your work and justify

4. Determine whether the following improper integrals converge or diverge. If the integral converges, give the value of the convergent integral. Make sure your answer is easy to find.

a) f°o x2 dx.

lo Jx3 + 1

(5 points)

b}

(5 points)

Page 7: Final Exam Name - Syracuse UniversityFinal Exam Name -----MAT 286 Spring 2013 Circle your instructor's name: Shaw (9:30) Shaw (11:00) Bruce Ozal Rhodes Snyder Show your work and justify

5. Find the general solution of the differential equation

Be sure to solve for y.

(10 points)

dy y dx - x3 '

y > 0.

5. -------------

Page 8: Final Exam Name - Syracuse UniversityFinal Exam Name -----MAT 286 Spring 2013 Circle your instructor's name: Shaw (9:30) Shaw (11:00) Bruce Ozal Rhodes Snyder Show your work and justify

6. Find fx(x, y) and f1r11(x, y) for

f(x, y) = cos(3xy2) - 4x2y + 6y.

(10 points)

fx(x, y) = ________ _

f1111(x,y) = ________ _

Page 9: Final Exam Name - Syracuse UniversityFinal Exam Name -----MAT 286 Spring 2013 Circle your instructor's name: Shaw (9:30) Shaw (11:00) Bruce Ozal Rhodes Snyder Show your work and justify

7. Evaluate the double integral of the function J(x, y) = x2 + xy over the region R, where R = {(x, y) : 0 < x $ I, x2 < y :;; x }. Give the exact answer (no decimals).

7. ------------

(10 points)

Page 10: Final Exam Name - Syracuse UniversityFinal Exam Name -----MAT 286 Spring 2013 Circle your instructor's name: Shaw (9:30) Shaw (11:00) Bruce Ozal Rhodes Snyder Show your work and justify

8. Find the particular solution of the following differential equation subject to the initial condition that y = 2 when x = l.

dy x dx - 3y + I .:: 0.

8. ------------{10 points)

Page 11: Final Exam Name - Syracuse UniversityFinal Exam Name -----MAT 286 Spring 2013 Circle your instructor's name: Shaw (9:30) Shaw (11:00) Bruce Ozal Rhodes Snyder Show your work and justify

9. A tank initially contains 40 gallons of sugar water having a sugar concen­tration of 5 pounds per gallon. A sugar solution with a concentration of 3 pounds per gallon is poured into the tank at a rate of 4 gal per minute and is thoroughly mixed at the same time. A drain is opened at the bottom of the tank so that the thoroughly mixed sugar water is leaving the tank at the same rate of 4 gal per minute. How many pounds of sugar are in solution in the tank 5 minutes after the flow begins? Round your answer to two decimal places, if necessary.

9. ---------

(10 points)

Page 12: Final Exam Name - Syracuse UniversityFinal Exam Name -----MAT 286 Spring 2013 Circle your instructor's name: Shaw (9:30) Shaw (11:00) Bruce Ozal Rhodes Snyder Show your work and justify

Final Exam Name -------------MAT 286 Spring 2013

Circle your instructor's name:

Shaw (9:30) Shaw (11:00) Bruce Ozal Rhodes Snyder

Show your work and justify your answers. You may use a TI 83/84 Plus or other approved calculator, but you must write the steps you take with the calculator. A correct answer with no work will not receive credit. Point values are indicated.

Prob Possible Earned

1 10

2 15

3 30

4 10

5 10

6 10

7 10

8 10

9 10

Total 115

Page 13: Final Exam Name - Syracuse UniversityFinal Exam Name -----MAT 286 Spring 2013 Circle your instructor's name: Shaw (9:30) Shaw (11:00) Bruce Ozal Rhodes Snyder Show your work and justify

1. Suppose that the slope of the tangent line to a function J(x) at any x is given by

J'(x) = x4 - ex + 3.

If the graph y = f(x) goes through the point (0, 2), find the function J(x).

I. -----------(10 points)

Page 14: Final Exam Name - Syracuse UniversityFinal Exam Name -----MAT 286 Spring 2013 Circle your instructor's name: Shaw (9:30) Shaw (11:00) Bruce Ozal Rhodes Snyder Show your work and justify

2. Consider the following function J(x) on the interval [O, 1].

f(x) = x2 + 2x.

a) Use calculus to find the exact area below the curve and above the x-axis on the given interval. ( Show all steps including the appropriate antiderivative and the evaluations. No credit will be given for providing only the final numerical value.)

2a. __________ _

(10 points)

b) Set up, but do not evaluate the integral that gives the volume of the solid formed by revolving the region below the curve f(x) = x2 + 2x and above the x-axis on the interval [O, lj about the x-axis. Circle your integral.

(5 points)

Page 15: Final Exam Name - Syracuse UniversityFinal Exam Name -----MAT 286 Spring 2013 Circle your instructor's name: Shaw (9:30) Shaw (11:00) Bruce Ozal Rhodes Snyder Show your work and justify

3. Evaluate the following indefinite integrals. Circle your answers.

a)

j sin 1rx cos rrx dx

(10 points)

b)

J 1 d x (lnx)3 x

(10 points)

Page 16: Final Exam Name - Syracuse UniversityFinal Exam Name -----MAT 286 Spring 2013 Circle your instructor's name: Shaw (9:30) Shaw (11:00) Bruce Ozal Rhodes Snyder Show your work and justify

3c) J xe- 2x dx

(IO points)

Page 17: Final Exam Name - Syracuse UniversityFinal Exam Name -----MAT 286 Spring 2013 Circle your instructor's name: Shaw (9:30) Shaw (11:00) Bruce Ozal Rhodes Snyder Show your work and justify

4. Determine whether the following improper integrals converge or diverge. If the integral converges, give the value of the convergent integral. Make sure your answer is easy to find.

a) {'"' X

Jo (x2 + 1)2 dx.

(5 points)

b)

(5 points)

Page 18: Final Exam Name - Syracuse UniversityFinal Exam Name -----MAT 286 Spring 2013 Circle your instructor's name: Shaw (9:30) Shaw (11:00) Bruce Ozal Rhodes Snyder Show your work and justify

5. Find the general solution of the differential equation

dy y -=-, dx x4

y > 0.

Be sure to solve for y.

5. -------------

(10 points)

Page 19: Final Exam Name - Syracuse UniversityFinal Exam Name -----MAT 286 Spring 2013 Circle your instructor's name: Shaw (9:30) Shaw (11:00) Bruce Ozal Rhodes Snyder Show your work and justify

6. Find fy(x, y) and fxx(x, y) for

f(x,y) = sin(5x2y)-4xy2 + 6x.

(10 points)

fy(x,y)= _______ _

fxx(x,y) =---------

Page 20: Final Exam Name - Syracuse UniversityFinal Exam Name -----MAT 286 Spring 2013 Circle your instructor's name: Shaw (9:30) Shaw (11:00) Bruce Ozal Rhodes Snyder Show your work and justify

7. Evaluate the double integral of the function f(x, y) = x + xy2 over the region R, where R = {(x, y): 0 ~ x ~ 1, x2 ~ y ~ x}. Give the exact answer ( no decimals).

7. ------------

(10 points)

Page 21: Final Exam Name - Syracuse UniversityFinal Exam Name -----MAT 286 Spring 2013 Circle your instructor's name: Shaw (9:30) Shaw (11:00) Bruce Ozal Rhodes Snyder Show your work and justify

8. Solve the following differential equation subject to the initial condition that y = 2 when x = 1.

dy x dx - 2y + 3 = 0.

8. -----------

(10 points)

Page 22: Final Exam Name - Syracuse UniversityFinal Exam Name -----MAT 286 Spring 2013 Circle your instructor's name: Shaw (9:30) Shaw (11:00) Bruce Ozal Rhodes Snyder Show your work and justify

9. A tank initially contains 40 gallons of sugar water having a sugar concen­tration of 5 pounds per gallon. A sugar solution with a concentration of 3 pounds per gallon is poured into the tank at a rate of 4 gal per minute and is thoroughly mixed at the same time. A drain is opened at the bottom of the tank so that the thoroughly mixed sugar water is leaving the tank at the same rate of 4 gal per minute. How many pounds of sugar are in solution in the tank 5 minutes after the flow begins? Round your answer to two decimal places, if necessary.

9. ---------

(10 points)