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Math 132 - Final Exam Practice Questions - Answers
1. Which of the following represents the volume of the solid generated when
the area of the region enclosed by
y
= 2
x
and
y
= 2
x
2
is rotated around
the line
y
= 3?
(A)
π
Z
1
0
(
(3
-
2
x
)
2
-
(3
-
2
x
2
)
2
)
dx
(
B
)
π
Z
1
0
(
(3
-
2
x
2
)
2
-
(3
-
2
x
)
2
)
dx
(C)
π
Z
2
0
3
-
y
2
2
-
3
-
r
y
2
2
!
dy
(D)
π
Z
2
0
3
-
r
y
2
2
-
3
-
y
2
2
!
dy
2. Suppose that the temperature at time
t
is rising with a rate of 6
t
2
+ 2
degrees per minute. If the initial temperature if 0
◦
C, what is the tem-
perature after 10 minutes?
(A) 602
◦
C
(B) 120
◦
C
(C) 524
◦
C
(
D
)2020
◦
C
3.
O
(
t
) represents the annual rate of world consumption of oil (in trillions
of barrels) at time
t
, where
t
represents years since 1999. Assuming that
the world rate of consumption was 80 trillion barrels consumed before
1999, which of the following expressions represents the amount of oil
consumed between 1999 and 2010?
(A)
O
0
(11)
(
B
)
Z
11
0
O
(
t
)
dt
(C)
R
11
0
O
0
(
t
)
dt
(D) 80 +
R
11
0
O
(
t
)
dt
1
4. Evaluate the following:
d
dx
Z
√
x
1
14
t
9
dt
(A)
28
3
x
6
(B)
7
5
x
6
-
7
5
(
C
) 7
x
4
(D) 14
x
9
/
2
5. Evaluate the integral:
Z
1
t
2
sin
2
t
+ 6
dt
(A)
-
1
2
cos
2
t
+ 6
+
C
(
B
)
1
2
cos
2
t
+ 6
+
C
(C) 2 cos
2
t
+ 6
+
C
(D)
-
cos
2
t
+ 6
+
C
6. Recall that a series is
conditionally convergent
if it is convergent but not
absolutely convergent.
∞
X
n
=1
(
-
1)
n
n
p
For which values of
p
is the above series conditionally convergent?
(A) 0
< p <
1
(B)
0
< p
≤
1
(C)
p >
0
(D)
p >
1
7. Which of the following is not an improper integral?
(A)
Z
1
0
1
x
dx
(B)
Z
∞
-∞
x
sin(
x
)
dx
(C)
Z
4
0
x
e
x
-
1
dx
(D)
Z
2
-
1
2
x
2
+ 1
dx
2
8. Which of the following series do not meet the conditions of the Integral
Test?
I.
∞
X
n
=1
n
(sin(
n
) + 1)
II.
∞
X
n
=1
1
n
p
+
p
where p is a positive number.
III.
∞
X
n
=1
1
n
√
n
(A) I, II, and III
(B)
I only
(C) II and III
(D) I and III
9. Which combination of the following properties is enough to guarantee
that a sequence is convergent?
I.
a
n
is bounded above
II.
a
n
is bounded below
III.
a
n
is decreasing
IV.
a
n
is increasing
(A) I & II
(B) I & III
(C)
II & III
(D) II & IV
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10. Which of the following are true for the Test for Divergence:
I. If lim
n
→∞
a
n
does not exist, then
∞
∑
n
=0
a
n
diverges.
II. If lim
n
→∞
a
n
exists but is not 0, then
∞
∑
n
=0
a
n
diverges.
III. If lim
n
→∞
a
n
= 0, then
∞
∑
n
=0
a
n
converges.
(A)
I & II
(B) I & III
(C) I, II & III
(D) II & III
11. Given that a Maclaurin series for sin(
x
) is
∞
X
n
=0
(
-
1)
n
x
2
n
+1
(2
n
+ 1)!
, find the
Maclaurin series for
f
(
x
) =
x
4
sin(
πx
4
).
(A)
∞
X
n
=0
(
-
1)
n
π
2
n
+1
x
8
n
+5
(2
n
+ 1)!
(B)
∞
X
n
=0
(
-
1)
n
π
8
n
+4
x
8
n
+8
(2
n
+ 1)!
(C)
∞
X
n
=0
(
-
1)
n
π
8
n
+1
x
8
n
+5
(2
n
+ 1)!
(D)
∞
X
n
=0
(
-
1)
n
π
2
n
+1
x
8
n
+8
(2
n
+ 1)!
12. Find the interval of convergence of the power series:
∞
X
n
=1
(
x
-
5)
n
n
!
(A)
I
=
{
0
}
(B)
I
= [4
,
6]
(C)
I
=
∅
(D)
I
= (
-∞
,
∞
)
4
13. Consider the region
R
enclosed by curves
y
=
x
2
+ 5 and
y
= 2
x
+ 5.
(a) Sketch the region
R
. Find and label the intersection points.
(b) Find the area of the region in part (a).
4
3
(c) Find the volume of the solid obtained by rotating
R
around the
x
axis.
π
-
32
5
+ 24
=
88
π
5
Evaluate the following integrals.
14.
Z
√
x
sin(1 +
x
3
/
2
)
dx
=
-
2
3
cos(1 +
x
3
/
2
) +
C
15.
Z
4
x
4
ln(
x
)
dx
=
4
5
x
5
ln(
x
)
-
4
25
x
5
+
C
16.
Z
3
1
x
2
ln(3
x
)
dx
=
9 ln(9)
-
1
3
ln(3)
-
26
9
17.
Z
2
x
3
√
x
2
+ 4
dx
=
2
3
(
x
2
+ 4)
3
/
2
-
8
p
x
2
+ 4 +
C
18.
Z
π/
3
0
tan
3
(
θ
) sec
3
(
θ
)
dθ
=
31
5
-
7
3
=
58
15
19.
Z
t
√
25
t
2
-
1
dt
=
1
25
p
25
t
2
-
1 +
C
5
20.
Z
π/
2
0
cos(
x
)
(2 + 2 sin(
x
))
3
dx
=
3
64
21.
Z
1
x
2
√
x
2
-
16
dx
=
√
x
2
-
16
16
x
+
C
22.
Z
sin(
x
)
1 + cos
2
(
x
)
dx
=
-
tan
-
1
(cos(
x
)) +
C
23. Evaluate the integral.
Z
-
x
x
2
-
3
x
+ 2
dx
=
ln
|
x
-
1
| -
2 ln
|
x
-
2
|
+
C
24. Evaluate the integral.
Z
x
3
x
-
1
dx
=
1
3
x
3
+
1
2
x
2
+
x
+ ln
|
x
-
1
|
+
C
25. Does the sequence
a
n
=
8
n
+1
+ 2
n
-
2
+ 5
n
8
n
converge or diverge?
If it
converges, what does it converge to?
Convergent to 8
26. Consider the infinite series
21
-
15 +
75
7
-
375
49
+
1875
343
-
. . .
Write this series in the form
∞
X
n
=1
a
n
.
Does this series converge?
If so,
find the sum.
∞
X
n
=1
21
-
15
21
n
-
1
Convergent to
49
4
27. Determine whether the series is convergent or divergent. Clearly state
which convergence test you used.
∞
X
n
=1
n
n
(
-
4)
n
Divergent - Root Test
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28. Determine whether the series is convergent or divergent. Clearly state
which convergence test you used.
∞
X
n
=2
3
n
(ln(
n
))
2
Convergent - Integral Test
29. Determine whether the series is convergent or divergent. Clearly state
which convergence test you used.
∞
X
n
=1
(
-
1)
n
5
n
4
n
+ 7
Divergent - Alternating Series Test
30. Determine whether the series is convergent or divergent. Clearly state
which convergence test you used.
∞
X
n
=1
6
n
5
n
2
+ 4
n
+ 7
Divergent - Comparison Test/LCT
31. Determine whether the series is convergent or divergent. Clearly state
which convergence test you used.
∞
X
n
=1
7
n
8
n
+ 3
Convergent - Comparison Test
32. Determine whether the series is convergent or divergent. Clearly state
which convergence test you used.
∞
X
n
=1
n
!
20
n
·
6
2
n
+1
Divergent - Ratio Test
33. Using the Alternating Series Test, we can see that
∞
X
n
=1
(
-
1)
n
+1
n
2
converges.
How many terms do we need to estimate the sum with error less than
0
.
001?
31
7
34. Determine whether the series is absolutely convergent, conditionally con-
vergent, or divergent. Clearly state which convergence test(s) you used.
∞
X
n
=1
(
-
1)
n
n
2
2
n
Absolutely Convergent - Ratio Test
35. Determine whether the series is absolutely convergent, conditionally con-
vergent, or divergent. Clearly state which convergence test(s) you used.
∞
X
n
=2
(
-
1)
n
+1
n
2
n
3
-
3
Conditionally Convergent by the Alternating Series Test
Not Absolutely Convergent by the Comparison Test (Ratio Test Fails)
36. Evaluate the integral.
Z
∞
1
e
-
√
x
√
x
dx
Convergent to
2
e
37. Evaluate the integral.
Z
1
0
1
(1
-
x
)
2
dx
Divergent
38. Consider the two parabolas
y
=
x
2
-
c
2
and
y
=
c
2
-
x
2
.
Find the
value of the constant
c
such that the area of the region bounded by the
parabolas is 576.
c
= 6
39. For the following power series, find the radius and interval of conver-
gence.
∞
X
n
=0
3
n
(
n
+ 1)
3
(2
x
-
1)
n
R =
1
6
,
I =
2
6
,
2
3
8
40. Represent the function as a power series.
f
(
x
) =
3
x
4
(1 + 2
x
)
2
3
∞
X
n
=0
(
-
1)
n
2
n
(
n
+ 1)
x
n
+4
41. Find the
Taylor series
for
f
(
x
) = ln(
x
) centered at
a
= 2.
Express
your answer in summation notation.
ln(2) +
∞
X
n
=1
(
-
1)
n
+1
2
n
n
(
x
-
2)
n
42. It is known that
f
(
x
) = cos(
x
) has a Maclaurin series of
∞
X
n
=0
(
-
1)
n
x
2
n
(2
n
)!
.
Determine the Maclaurin series for
f
(
x
) = 4
x
4
cos(
πx
5
).
4
∞
X
n
=0
(
-
1)
n
π
2
n
x
10
n
+4
(2
n
)!
43. Find the radius and interval of convergence.
∞
X
n
=2
(
-
1)
n
x
n
4
n
ln
n
R = 4
,
I = (
-
4
,
4]
44. Find the radius and interval of convergence.
∞
X
n
=1
3
n
(
x
+ 4)
n
√
n
R =
1
3
,
I =
-
13
3
,
-
11
3
9
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45. Find the power series representation of the function and determine the
radius of convergence.
f
(
x
) =
x
9 +
x
2
∞
X
n
=0
(
-
1)
n
x
2
n
+1
9
n
+1
;
R
= 3
46. Find the power series representation of the function and determine the
radius of convergence.
f
(
x
) =
x
(1 + 4
x
)
2
∞
X
n
=0
(
-
1)
n
4
n
(
n
+ 1)
x
n
+1
;
R
=
1
4
47. Eliminate the parameter to find a Cartesian equation of the curve.
x
=
e
2
t
y
=
t
+ 1
y
=
1
2
ln(
x
) + 1
48. Find the Cartesian coordinates of the point.
a.) (
-
√
2
,
5
π/
4) =
(1
,
1)
b.) (2
,
-
3
π/
4) =
(
-
√
2
,
-
√
2)
49. The Cartesian coordinates are given. Find two representations of this
point in polar coordinates.
a.) (2
,
-
2) =
(2
√
2
,
7
π/
4)
,
(
-
2
√
2
,
3
π/
4)
b.) (
-
1
,
√
3) =
(2
,
2
π/
3)
,
(
-
2
,
5
π/
3)
50. Find the Cartesian equation for the polar curve
r
= 5 cos
θ
x
-
5
2
2
+
y
2
=
25
4
51. Find the Polar equation for the curve represented by the following Carte-
sian equation:
y
= 1 + 3
x
r
=
1
sin(
θ
)
-
3 cos(
θ
)
10
52. Consider the parametric equations below.
x
= sin 2
t
y
=
-
cos
t
0
≤
t
≤
π
(a) Draw a graph of the curve defined by this set of parametric equa-
tions. Clearly label at least five ordered pairs (
x, y
) that have been
plotted.
Draw an arrow from the initial point to indicate which
direction the curve is being traced.
Points: (0
,
-
1)
,
(1
,
-
√
2
/
2)
,
(0
,
0)
,
(
-
1
,
√
2
/
2)
,
(0
,
1)
Graph:
(b) Find the equation of the line tangent to the curve at the point
-
√
3
2
,
1
2
.
y
=
-
√
3
2
x
-
1
4
(c) Write an expression for the arc length of the curve as a definite
integral, but
do not
evaluate the integral.
L
=
Z
π
0
p
(sin(
t
))
2
+ (2 cos(2
t
))
2
dt
11
53. Sketch the polar graph of
r
= 3 cos(2
θ
) for 0
≤
θ
≤
π/
2. Clearly label
at least four ordered pairs (
r, θ
) that have been plotted.
Points: (3
,
0)
,
(3
/
2
, π/
6)
,
(0
, π/
4)
,
(
-
3
/
2
, π/
3)
,
(
-
3
, π/
2)
Graph:
54. Find the slope of the tangent line to
r
= 3 cos(2
θ
) at
θ
=
π/
4.
m
= 1
55. Find the area of the region enclosed by one loop of the curve
r
=
3 cos(2
θ
).
9
π
8
12
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