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This exam summary is as follows: 1) The exam is worth 100 points and consists of 6 questions to be completed on separate pages with name at top. Show all work and simplify answers unless instructed otherwise. No outside materials permitted except for proctoring needs. Submit exam through chat when complete. 2) Question 1 contains 3 parts involving integrals, sums, and limits. 3) Question 2 contains 3 unrelated short answer questions about bounds of an integral, finding an asymptote, and estimating a value using Newton's method. 4) Question 3 involves finding dimensions of a box to minimize material costs given volume and unit costs. 5) Question 4 involves finding a Riemann sum, average value,

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This exam summary is as follows: 1) The exam is worth 100 points and consists of 6 questions to be completed on separate pages with name at top. Show all work and simplify answers unless instructed otherwise. No outside materials permitted except for proctoring needs. Submit exam through chat when complete. 2) Question 1 contains 3 parts involving integrals, sums, and limits. 3) Question 2 contains 3 unrelated short answer questions about bounds of an integral, finding an asymptote, and estimating a value using Newton's method. 4) Question 3 involves finding dimensions of a box to minimize material costs given volume and unit costs. 5) Question 4 involves finding a Riemann sum, average value,

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APPM 1350 Exam 3 Fall 2020

This exam is worth 100 points and has 5 questions.

Start each problem on a new page and put your name at the top of each page.

Show all work and simplify your answers, except where the instructions tell you to leave your answer unsim-
plified. Name any theorem that you use and explain how it is used. Answers with no justification will
receive no points unless the problem explicitly states otherwise

Notes, your text and other books, calculators, cell phones, and other electronic devices are not permitted,
except as needed to operate your camera for proctoring, view the exam, contact your proctor, or to upload
your work.

When you have completed the exam, send a message through chat to your proctor. Your proctor will then give
you the ok to scan your exam and upload it to Gradescope. Verify that everything has been uploaded
correctly and pages have been associated to the correct problem before you leave Proctorio or the
zoom proctoring room!

1. (22 points) Find the requested information, if possible. If it is not possible, explain.

(a) Find s(t) if s0 (t) = t − 3 sin t and s(0) = 4.
Z 1
1
(b) 2
dx
−2 x
Z 2
ax2 + 3b
(c) 3 1/3
dx, a and b are positive constants.
0 (ax + 9bx + 1)

2. (17 points)
n 
3i 2 3
X 
(a) Find the value of the sum, 1+ , in terms of n.
n n
i=1
n 
3i 2 3
X 
(b) Evaluate lim 1+
n→∞ n n
i=1
(c) What is the definite integral that corresponds to the quantity in part (b)?

3. (21 points) Unrelated, short-answer questions:

(a) Without trying


Z −1 to compute the integral, provide a reasonable upper bound and a reasonable lower
bound for (1 + t4 )1/2 dt. Briefly explain your reasoning.
−2
x3
(b) Find the slant asymptote for g(x) = .
x2 + x − 9
(c) Estimate (17)1/4 by using Newton’s method on f (x) = x4 − 17 as follows: Do one iteration with
x0 = 2. What is x1 ?
4. (16 points) You plan to make a box with a square base. The volume of the box will be 20 cubic inches.
The material for the bottom of the box costs $8 per square inch. The material for the sides of the box
cost $4 per square inch. The material for the top of the box costs $12 per square inch. What are the
dimensions of this box that will minimize the cost of the materials?

5. (24 points) For this problem, consider the graph of the function f (x), continuous for all x and shown
below on the interval [−1, 4]. For parts (a) - (d) find the requested information.

(a) Find the upper Riemann sum for f on the interval [−1, 4] using 5 equally spaced subintervals.
(b) Find the average value of f on the interval [−1, 4].
R x2
Now, let p(x) = x + 0 f (t) dt with f still given by the figure above.
(c) Find p(1).
(d) Find p0 (2).

6. At the bottom of your work for problem 5: please write a statement that says your work is your own and
you did not receive any help on the exam. Sign this statement. Verify that everything has been up-
loaded correctly and pages have been associated to the correct problem before you leave Proctorio
or the zoom proctoring room.

Midterm 3 formulas:
n
X n(n + 1)
i=
2
i=1
n
X n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
i2 =
6
i=1
n
n(n + 1) 2
X  
3
i =
2
i=1

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