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Semester/Academic year 231 2023-2024

Midterm Exam
Date 28/10/2023
UNIVERSITY OF Course title Calculus 1
TECHNOLOGY Course ID MT1003
Faculty of AS Duration 50 mins Question sheet code 2318
Notes: - You are NOT allowed to use materials.
- Each correct answer is awarded 0.5 points, each incorrect answer is deducted 0.1 points,
answers left blank will not be counted
- Do not round between steps. Round your final answers to 4 decimal places. Total available score: 10.

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Question 1 (L.O.1). As x ! 0, we have ln(1 ax) ⇠ 7 1 + (a 1)x 1. Find the value of a
1 7 1 1 7
A B C D E
7 8 8 8 6
9x 1
Question 2 (L.O.1). Let f (x) = . Find the value of f 1 ( 25).
x+8
151 199 263 135 167
A B C D E
16 16 16 16 16
Question
 3◆ (L.O.1). Find the range of
✓ the functionf
◆ (x) = ⇡ 3 arctan(x
2
✓ ) ◆
5 1 1 1 5
A 0, ⇡ B ⇡, ⇡ C ⇡, ⇡
✓ 2 2 2 ✓ ◆ 2 2
1 5
D ⇡, ⇡ E 0, ⇡
2 2
Question 4 (L.O.1). Let the functions y = f (x) and y = g(x) have the graphs as below. The value
of (f g)( 1) is
y

y = g(x)
2

1
y = f (x)
x
1 1 2 3

A 1 B 3 C 2 D 0 E 1
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Question 5 (L.O.1). Find the domain of the function y = 1 61 x

A x2R B x>1 C x66 D x61 E x>0

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[L.O.1] Using the following information, answer the questions from 6 to 7.
Let y = f (x) have the graph as below.
y

The tangent line to the graph at (1, 1)

2

x
1 2 3

Question 6. Let g(x) = xf (x). The value of g 0 (1) is

1 5 3 3 1
A B C D E
2 2 2 2 2
Question 7. The value of (f ) (1) is
1 0

A 2 B 1 C 3 D 3 E 6

Question 8 (L.O.1). Let f (x) = x4 +7x+sin (x). Find the differential df ( 6) if x= 0.04.
A 34.4406 B 33.9991 C 34.1955 D 34.2416 E 33.7270

[L.O.1] Using the following information, answer the questions from 9 to 10.
Let y = y(x) be defined by the parametric equations x(t) = 7t3 + 3 arctan(t) 5, y(t) = 5t3 45t2 .

Question 9. Find the value of y 0 (x) when t = 5

A 0.1426 B 0.9847 C 0.5544 D 1.0102 E -0.1428

Question 10. Find the abscissa of the local maximum point of the the curve y = y(x)
A 1 B 5 C 0 D 6 E 3

Question 11 (L.O.1). Let f (x) be differentiable at every x 2 R and satisfy f ( 4) = 4, f 0 ( 4) = 1.

Let g(x) = xef (x) . Use the linear approximation at x = 4 to approximate g( 4.18)
A 188.9096 B 189.2925 C 188.0624 D 187.9782 E 188.2459

Question 12 (L.O.2). A point P moves on a parabolic trajectory as shown in the figure below. The
observing position A is located on the x axis at a distance of 1 meter (m) from the origin. It is
known that at the time when the abscissa of P is 2 (m), this absicca of P is decreasing at a rate
of 1.3 meters per minute (m/min). What statement is TRUE regarding the rate of change of the
distance between A and P at this moment?

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 y(m)
y = x2

x(m)
A

A Increasing at the rate of 5.3600 (m/min)

B Increasing at the rate of 9.3600 (m/min)
C Increasing at the rate of 4.1231 (m/min)
D Decreasing at the rate of 4.1231 (m/min)
E Decreasing at the rate of 5.3600 (m/min)

Question 13
✓ (L.O.1).
◆ Which statement is TRUE regarding the slant asymptote of the curve y =
7
(x2 2) ln 1 +
x
A The slant asymptote from the right (x ! +1) is y = 7x 49
B The slant asymptote does not exist
49
C The slant asymptote from the right (x ! +1) is y = 7x +
2
49
D The slant asymptote from the left (x ! 1) is y = 7x
2
E The slant asymptote from the left (x ! 1) is y = 7x 49

[L.O.1] Using the following information, answer the questions from 14 to 16.
Let f (x) = arctan(x2 + 8x + 12).

Question 14. Find the values of f 0 ( 6) and f 00 ( 6).

A f 0 ( 6) = 4, f 00 ( 6) = 2 B f 0 ( 6) = 4, f 00 ( 6) = 34
C f 0 ( 6) = 4, f 00 ( 6) = 34 D f 0 ( 6) = 4, f 00 ( 6) = 18 E f 0 ( 6) = 32, f 00 ( 6) = 18

Question 15. The Taylor polynomial of degree 2 of f when x is near x0 = 6 has a form
A 4(x + 6) + (x + 6)2 + R2
B 4(x + 6) + 17(x + 6)2 + R2
C 4(x + 6) + 2(x + 6)2 + R2
D 4(x + 6) + 9(x + 6)2 + R2
E 4(x + 6) + 9(x + 6)2 + R2

Question 16. Use the Taylor polynomial of degree 2 of f when x is near x0 = 6 to approximate
f ( 6.02)
A 1.92 B 0.920 C 1.08 D 4.08 E 0.0804

[L.O.1] Using the following information, answer the questions from 17 to 18.
(x 2)2
Given the curve (C) : y = f (x) = e 18 .

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Question 17. Find ALL of the abscissa of the inflection points of (C)
A 2 B 1 C 5, 1 D 5, 2 E 2, 1

Question 18. Which statement is TRUE regarding f 0 (x)

A f 0 (x) attains local minimum value at x = 2
B f 0 (x) attains local maximum value at x = 2
C f 0 (x) attains local minimum value at x = 1
D f (x) attains local maximum value at x =
0
1
E f (x) attains local maximum value at x = 5
0

Question 19 (L.O.1). People use a water pump to drain a filled swimming pool for cleaning pur-
poses.Let g(t) be the amount of water remaining in the pool after t minutes since the pump started
operating.Assume it takes 30 minutes to pump out all the water from the pool.Suppose that for the
first 2 minutes, the pumping rate is slowing down in comparison with the intial time, but after that,
it is speeding up until all the water is drained. Based on the description above, which statement is
TRUE?
A g(25) > 0, g 0 (25) > 0, g 00 (25) > 0
B g(25) > 0, g 0 (25) < 0, g 00 (25) > 0
C g(25) < 0, g 0 (25) < 0, g 00 (25) > 0
D g(25) > 0, g 0(25) < 0, g 00(25) < 0
E g(25) < 0, g 0(25) > 0, g 00(25) < 0

Question 20 (L.O.2). Let f be defined in R, but be discontinuous at x=1.5, and let g be continuous in
R. The graphs of f and g are shown below. Assume that g f is continuous at x = 1.5, the possible
value of f (1.5) is

y
y = f (x)
2.5

1.6
y = g(x)

O 1.5 2.1 x

A 1.6 B 0.3 C 3.1 D 5.7 E 5.5

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