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123 Math Calculus I Exam I FaD2004 RWJ Instructions : Readquestions carefully.
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1. (20 pts.) Suppose that the distance,in miles, that you've traveled along 1-90 east of Rapid City after 1minutesis given by 601
f(t)=-, 1+8 O~t~40.
a. Computethe average velocity over the time interval from 1 = 12to 1 = 22 minutes.
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a. If fis differentiableat x, thenfis continuousat xer
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=f(c).
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5. (16 pts.) Let f(x) = 3x2-4x+5 a. Compute f(x+h)- f(x). h
for both partsof this problem.
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6. (6 pts.) Koch's Snowflake,namedafter the Swedishmathematician Helge von Koch (1870-1924) is obtained as follows. Given an equilateral triangle, place equilateral triangles on the middle third of each side. Repeatthis process.The first four Koch Snowflakes shownbelow: are
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If the first snowflake(the equilateraltriangle on the left) has sidesof length one, then it canbe shownthat p(n) =perimeterof nib snowflake 3( ~)n-1
=
a(n)
= area of nib snowflake =4+~
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