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

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22 STEP 2. Determine Your Test Readiness


  1. The graphs off′,g′, p′, andq′are shown
    below. Which of the functionsf, g, p,orq
    have a point of inflection on (a,b)?


a 0 b

y

y

x

aa 00 bbxx

ab 0

y

y

x

Chapter 9



  1. When the area of a square is increasing four
    times as fast as the diagonals, what is the
    length of a side of the square?

  2. Ifg(x)=|x^2 − 4 x− 12 |, which of the
    following statements aboutgis/are true?


I. g has a relative maximum atx=2.
II. g is differentiable atx=6.
III. g has a point of inflection at
x=−2.

Chapter 10



  1. Given the equationy=



x−1, what is an
equation of the normal line to the graph at
x=5?


  1. What is the slope of the tangent to the curve
    y=cos(xy)atx=0?

  2. The velocity function of a moving particle
    on thex-axis is given asv(t)=t^2 −t,t≥0.
    For what values oftis the particle’s speed
    decreasing?
    25. The velocity function of a moving particle is
    v(t)=
    t^3
    3


− 2 t^2 +5 for 0≤t≤ 6 .What is the
maximum acceleration of the particle on the
interval 0≤t≤6?


  1. Write an equation of the normal line to the
    graph of f(x)=x^3 forx≥0 at the point
    where f′(x)=12.

  2. At what value(s) ofxdo the graphs of
    f(x)=
    lnx
    x
    andy=−x^2 have perpendicular
    tangent lines?

  3. Given a differentiable functionf with
    f


(
π
2

)
=3 and f′

(
π
2

)
=−1. Using a

tangent line to the graph atx=
π
2
, find an

approximate value off

(
π
2

+


π
180

)
.

Chapter 11


  1. Evaluate



1 −x^2
x^2
dx.


  1. If f(x) is an antiderivative of
    ex
    ex+ 1
    and
    f(0)=ln (2), findf(ln 2).

  2. Find the volume of the solid generated by
    revolving about thex-axis the region bounded
    by the graph ofy=sin 2xfor
    0 ≤x≤πand the liney=


1


2


.


Chapter 12


  1. Evaluate


∫ 4

1

1



x
dx.


  1. If


∫k

− 1

(2x−3)dx=6, findk.


  1. Ifh(x)=


∫x

π/ 2


sintdt, findh′(π).
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