MA 3972-MA-Book April 11, 2018 16:32AP Calculus AB Practice Exam 1 367- The correct answer is (A).
Note the following:–60
f ́
f incr decr decr decr incr decr+–
–4 –2 0 2 4 6––0+ 0 –Also note thatf′(x)=0atx=−4, 2, 4, so the
graph offhas a horizontal tangent at each of
these points. The only graph that satisfies these
conditions is choice (A).- The correct answer is (A).
Letxbe the length of the wire used to make a
circle. Therefore, the circumference of the
circle is 2πr=x,orr=
x
2 π. The area of the
circle isπr^2 =π(
x
2 π) 2. The remaining wire
has a length of( 40 −x)and is made into a
square. Therefore, a side of the square is(
40 −x
4
)
, and the area of the square is
(
40 −x
4) 2. LetAbe the total area of the two
figures. Thus,A=π(
x
2 π) 2
+(
40 −x
4) 2
.
Enter this equation into the graphing calculator
by lettingA=y 1. Examine the graph ofy 1.
ToolsF1 TraceF3MAIN RAD EXACTMinimum
xc:17.596 yc:56.0099
FUNCZoomF2 ReGraphF4 MathF5 DrawF6 F7Pen[0, 40] by [0, 140]
Use the [Minimum] function on the calculator,
and obtainx= 17 .596 centimeters.- The correct answer is (A).
Remember that
d
dx
arccos(x)=− 1
√
1 −x^2.
Using the chain rule,
f′(x)=
√ −^1
1 −(2x)^2· 2 =
√−^2
1 − 4 x^2, and
f′(0)=−2. Therefore, the slope of the tangentto the graph off atx=0is−2. Note that you
could also find f(x) and f′(0) using your
graphing calculator.- The correct answer is (B).
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MAIN RAD EACT FUNCZoomF2 ReGraphF4 MathF5 DrawF6 F7Pen[−3, 3] by [−3, 5]Using the TI-89 graphing calculator, graph the
two given equations. Find their intersection
points in the second quadrant:x=− 1. 5321
andx=− 0 .3473. Find the volume of the solid
of revolution:
V=π∫− 0. 3473− 1. 5321((x^3 − 2 x+1)^2 −(x+2)^2 )dx≈ 2. 2405 π≈ 7. 039- The correct answer is (A).
Sincef(x)=x^3 +1,f′(x)= 3 x^2 , and
f′(c)= 3 (c)^2. The average rate of change off
on[1, 3]is
f( 3 )−f( 1 )
3 − 1
=
28 − 2
2
=13. Set3 c^2 =13, and obtainc=±√
13
3≈± 2 .082.
Note that only√
13
3
is on the interval[1, 3].Thus,c=√
13
3.
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See the figure above for a geometric
representation of the problem.