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This document contains a 3 question quiz on calculus topics. Question 1 asks to find the area under two curves from x=3 to x=5 using Riemann sums and the trapezoidal rule. Question 2 asks to find the derivative of a function at x=9 using forward, backward, and center difference methods. Question 3 asks to use Euler's method to find the value of y when x=1 given a differential equation and initial condition, with dx=0.2.

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Quiz # 3: Same File Format in The Previous Quiz

This document contains a 3 question quiz on calculus topics. Question 1 asks to find the area under two curves from x=3 to x=5 using Riemann sums and the trapezoidal rule. Question 2 asks to find the derivative of a function at x=9 using forward, backward, and center difference methods. Question 3 asks to use Euler's method to find the value of y when x=1 given a differential equation and initial condition, with dx=0.2.

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Quiz # 3

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1. Given the f(x)=log(x3)+x, find the area under the curve from
x=3 to x=5 using:
A. Riemann Sum. Use n=5 and 3rd decimal place
B. Trapezoidal Rule. Use n=5 and 3rd decimal place

2. Given the f(x)=cos(x5)+ln(x), find f’(9) at h=0.8 using:


(Round off the final answer to 3 decimal place. No need to
round in each step.)
A. Forward Difference.
B. Backward Difference.
C. Center Difference.

3. Given a differential equation of y’=ln(x+1) and y(0)=1. Find


the value of y when x=1 using Euler’s Method given the
change in x is 0.2.

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