Math 76O-250 Business Calculus
This is Paper Test # 6 [Go to web quiz 6]

Numerical answers are in our text, Hoffman 8th edition;
Methods will be discussed using other problems.
Links to other web pages were not on original test;
CAUTION: Prof McFarland makes new tests each semester.

Math 250 Test 6 Spring 2009
Average grade on this test : 33.00
Perfect score = 45
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[A] Except perhaps for problems [2], [7], [9], put answers/work in blue book
[B] Credit given in proportion to the clarity of your WORK
[C] Use no isolated differentials. E.g., do not write "dy = 3xdx"
[D] You need not evaluate anything beyond a point where a calulator is needed
[E] NON-GRAPHING use of calculators is permitted

[1] (a)(#13 Pg 396, 3 numbers changed, method same)(3 pts) Find (4x3 + x)

2x4 + x2 + 1
dx
Review all anti-differation rules??
Review integration by substitution only??
    (b)(#13 Pg 396 cont'd)(2 pts) Show that
1
 
0
(4x3 + x)

2x4 + x2 + 1
dx   =     7
3
[2] (part of #11 Pg 410)(5 pts) On the figure at the right are the graphs of
[ y = x2 - 2x ] and [ y = -x2 + 4 ].
Without using a graphing calculator, express the area shaded at the right as a single definite integral by entering specific integers (such as 3, -2, or 0) in the 5 empty answer boxes below. Show some algebraic work, especially in finding the two limit numbers immediately to the right of the integral sign, but you need not find the value of above integral.
 
 
 
(
 
x2 +
 
x +
 
) dx
[3]
(a)(Pg 410 #35)(3 pts) The price of ground beef x months after 1 January 2005 at Sentry Food Store was P = 0.09x2 - 0.2x + 1.6 ; what was the average price of ground beef during the first 3 months of 2005 (through the end of March)?
(b)(#17 Pg 670, one number changed)(2 pts) For the geometric series

n=0
 3  
(-4)n
  , write
(for 1 pt) its first 4 terms, and (for 1 more pt) the sum of all its infinitely many terms.
[4]
(a)(3 pts)(#3 Pg 599) Write the GENERAL SOLUTION of the differential equation y' = 3y
  Your answer will be an equation with no "x" on the left side, and no "y" on the right side. Your answer should not contain y'. For example, the GENERAL SOLUTION of [ y' = 2x ] is [ y = x2 + C ].
 
(b)(2 pts)(part of #13 Pg 517) If z = x ln y, write the partial derivatives zx and zy
[5] (a)(#7 Pg 470, one number changed)(3 pts) Find
 
3
(x - 1)- 2   dx   (Show limit process)
Review improper integrals ?
    (b)(#27 Pg 670)(2 pts) Write the repeating decimal 0.252525.... as a reduced fraction of integers, like   13
41
[6] (#3 Pg 540, voted in) Use least squares method to find the line best fitting the data points :
(1,2) , (2,4) , (4,4), and (5,2)
[7] (a)(Pg 528 #9, 2 numbers changed)(2 pts) Find fx , fy , fxx , fxy , and fyy where f(x,y) = x3 + y2 - 6xy + 12x + 4y + 2 .
(b)(more of Pg 528 #9)(1 pt) Show algebra work used to find the critical points (CP's) for the function f(x,y) in (7a) above. The CP's are given in the table below.
(c)(rest of Pg 528 #9)(2 pts) Complete the table below using your results in (7a) and (7b) above:
CP A = fxx B = fxy C = fyy D = AC - B2 Kind of CP:
Relative Maximum,
Relative Minimum,
or Saddle Point?
(4,10)          
(2,4)          

[8](a)(part of Pg 570 #11)(3 pts) Evaluate (showing work)
 
0
x2y dy
The answer to [8a] is ½x3
The answer to [8b] is 32
   (b)(Rest of Pg 570 #11)(2 pts) Evaluate the double integral:
4
 
0
 
0
x2y dy dx
The algebra and calculus are fairly easy. Credit only for work. Note [C] at top of test.

[9]
(a)(Pg 697 #15)(3 pts)Fill in the table
at the right for the function
f(x) = e3x
 
(b)(2 pts) Use your table entries
(at the right) to write the
first four terms of the
Taylor series about (a=0) for the
function f(x) = e3x
n function: f (n)(x)    value at   
x = 0
    an    
0      
1      
2      
3      
Review derivative rules??