5 Steps to a 5 AP Calculus AB 2019 - William Ma

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AP Calculus AB Practice Exam 1 365

Using area of a triangle,∫
− 1
− 3

f(t)dt=−

( 2 )( 2 )


2


=−2, and
∫ 0

− 1

f(t)dt =

( 1 )( 1 )


2


=


1


2


. Therefore,


g(− 3 )=−

(
− 2 +

1


2


)
=

3


2


.



  1. The correct choice is (D).


Begin with
dy
dx
= 3 x^2 yand obtain
dy
y
= 3 x^2 dx. Integrating both sides of the
equation, you have ln|y|=x^3 +c. Substitute
x=0 andy=e, and obtain ln|e|=(0)^3 +c,or
c=1, and the equation becomes ln|y|=x^3 +1.
Solving fory, you haveeln|y|=e(x^3 +1),or
|y|=e(x^3 +1), which yieldsy=±e(x^3 +1). Since
y( 0 )=e, which means the graph passes
through the point (0,e),y=e(x^3 +1).


  1. The correct choice is (B).


Begin by solving the differential equation.
Rewrite
dy
dx

=


3


x
asdy=

3


x
dx. Integrating both

sides, you have


dy=


3
x
dx,or
y=3lnx+c. Substitutex=eandy=4 in the
equation, and obtain 4=3lne+c,orc=1.
Since, the point (e, 4) is on the graph off(x),
y=3lnx+1.


  1. The correct choice is (D).


(^03)
n
y y = x
(^2) + 1
x
(^23) n 3
3 3
n
The width of each rectangle is


3 − 0


n

=


3


n
, and
the heights of the rectangles are as follows:
f

(
3
n

)
,f

(
2

(
3
n

))
,f

(
3

(
3
n

))
...or
(
3
n

) 2
+1,

(
2

(
3
n

)) 2
+1,
(
3

(
3
n

)) 2
+1,...

The area under the curve is approximately
∑n

k= 1

3


n

((
3 k
n

) 2
+ 1

)
, and the
∫ 3

0

(x^2 +1)dx=lim
n→∞

∑n

k= 1

3


n

((
3 k
n

) 2
+ 1

)
.

Section I Part B


  1. The correct answer is (D).
    Since the functionf is differentiable atx=1,
    f is also continuous atx=1. Atx=1, set
    x^3 +x+a= 2 bx−1, and obtain
    ( 1 )^3 +( 1 )+a= 2 b( 1 )−1, ora= 2 b−3. Also,
    f′(x)= 3 x^2 +1 forx≤1, andf′(x)= 2 bfor
    x>1. Atx=1, set 3x^2 + 1 = 2 b, and you have
    3 ( 1 )^2 + 1 = 2 b,orb=2. Substitutingb=2in
    a= 2 b−3, you havea=1. Therefore,
    a+ 2 b= 1 + 2 ( 2 )=5.

  2. The correct answer is (D).


Note that

∫ 2

1

g′(x)dx=g( 2 )−g( 1 ).

Therefore,

∫ 2

1

cos

(
πx^2 +^1

)
dx=g( 2 )−

1


2


,or

g( 2 )=

∫ 2

1

cos

(
πx^2 +^1

)
dx+

1


2


. Using your
graphing calculator, you have∫
2
1


cos

(
πx^2 +^1

)
dx≈ 0 .18126. Thus,

g( 2 )≈ 0. 18126 +

1


2


≈ 0 .681.

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