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NAME: g0 043 MATH 2200, Fall 2009
Practice Exam 3 Please hand only only clearly written work, not scratch paper. Clearly mark your final an-
swers for each problem. Partial credit will only be given on problems for which your work is clearly shown.
The only allowable materials for this exam are paper, pens and pencils. No notes, textbooks or calculators will be allowed. (1) Suppose that :v and y satisfy the equation: my = 1n(:1:) Find the slope of the tangent line to the graph of this equation at the point (e, 0).
[Hint : the change of base formula for exponential functions is: as 2 es 1“(‘1)] (2) Suppose that :1: and y are functions of t which satisfy the equation: 21‘ sin(y) + cos(:1:2) = 0 Find an equation for 211% in terms of a: and y assuming that $5 = 1 (3) A balloon is expanding so that its volume is increasing at a constant rate 3 cm3 / sec.
Using the fact that the volume is given by (4) Suppose that the price (P) and the demand (3:) for a commodity are related by the
equation 2P2x +1n(P + :13) + % = 200 (a) Find % as a function of x and P. (b) Find 3—; as a function of m and P. (M l— l
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(662 e2 + 3:) d1: X: 6 :+><>Ax 1V8 e ugliwfxal” (11) Calculate the following indefinite integral: /x+5d$
x (12) Calculate the following indefinite integral: (13) Consider the following graph of a function f (at): In the spaces below, write either a ”+ or a —’ to describe the intervals on which the
first and second derivatives of f ( ) are positive or negative. ...
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