Calculus Practice Test 2
Show all work and justify each step.
(1) Find the difference quotient for
![calculus practice test 2 _gr_1.gif]](pages/calculus-practice-test-2/Images/calculus-practice-test-2_gr_1.gif)
(a)
![calculus practice test 2 _gr_2.gif]](pages/calculus-practice-test-2/Images/calculus-practice-test-2_gr_2.gif) (b)
![calculus practice test 2 _gr_3.gif]](pages/calculus-practice-test-2/Images/calculus-practice-test-2_gr_3.gif) (c)
![calculus practice test 2 _gr_4.gif]](pages/calculus-practice-test-2/Images/calculus-practice-test-2_gr_4.gif) (d)
![calculus practice test 2 _gr_5.gif]](pages/calculus-practice-test-2/Images/calculus-practice-test-2_gr_5.gif) (e)
![calculus practice test 2 _gr_6.gif]](pages/calculus-practice-test-2/Images/calculus-practice-test-2_gr_6.gif) (2) Find
where
![calculus practice test 2 _gr_8.gif]](pages/calculus-practice-test-2/Images/calculus-practice-test-2_gr_8.gif)
(a)
![calculus practice test 2 _gr_9.gif]](pages/calculus-practice-test-2/Images/calculus-practice-test-2_gr_9.gif) (b) 2 (c)
![calculus practice test 2 _gr_10.gif]](pages/calculus-practice-test-2/Images/calculus-practice-test-2_gr_10.gif) (d) 0 (e) does not exist
(3) The derivative of
at a point
is given by
(a)
![calculus practice test 2 _gr_13.gif]](pages/calculus-practice-test-2/Images/calculus-practice-test-2_gr_13.gif) (b)
![calculus practice test 2 _gr_14.gif]](pages/calculus-practice-test-2/Images/calculus-practice-test-2_gr_14.gif) (c)
![calculus practice test 2 _gr_15.gif]](pages/calculus-practice-test-2/Images/calculus-practice-test-2_gr_15.gif) (d)
![calculus practice test 2 _gr_16.gif]](pages/calculus-practice-test-2/Images/calculus-practice-test-2_gr_16.gif) (e)
![calculus practice test 2 _gr_17.gif]](pages/calculus-practice-test-2/Images/calculus-practice-test-2_gr_17.gif)
(4) Find
if
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(a) 4 (b) 8 (c) 7 (d) does not exist (e) 3
(5) Evaluate the limit
![calculus practice test 2 _gr_20.gif]](pages/calculus-practice-test-2/Images/calculus-practice-test-2_gr_20.gif)
(a) 1 (b)
![calculus practice test 2 _gr_21.gif]](pages/calculus-practice-test-2/Images/calculus-practice-test-2_gr_21.gif) (c) does not exist (d)
![calculus practice test 2 _gr_22.gif]](pages/calculus-practice-test-2/Images/calculus-practice-test-2_gr_22.gif) (e) 0
(6) The function
is discontinuous
(a) at
only (b) at
only (c) nowhere (d) at
and
only (e) at
only
(7) If
then
is discontinuous at
(a) 1 only (b)
only (c)
and
only (d) no point of the domain (e) every point of the domain
(8) Constants
and
are chosen such that the function
is continuous for all
The product
is
(a) 9 (b) 2 (c) 6 (d) 3 (e) undefined
(9) How many distinct real solutions are there to the equation
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(a) 0 (b) 1 (c) 2 (d) 3 (e) 4
(10) If
and
are differentiable functions such that
and
find
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(a) 16 (b)
![calculus practice test 2 _gr_47.gif]](pages/calculus-practice-test-2/Images/calculus-practice-test-2_gr_47.gif) (c)
![calculus practice test 2 _gr_48.gif]](pages/calculus-practice-test-2/Images/calculus-practice-test-2_gr_48.gif) (d) 8 (e) 12
(11) If
and
are differentiable functions such that such that
and
find
![calculus practice test 2 _gr_55.gif]](pages/calculus-practice-test-2/Images/calculus-practice-test-2_gr_55.gif)
(a)
![calculus practice test 2 _gr_56.gif]](pages/calculus-practice-test-2/Images/calculus-practice-test-2_gr_56.gif) (b)
![calculus practice test 2 _gr_57.gif]](pages/calculus-practice-test-2/Images/calculus-practice-test-2_gr_57.gif) (c)
![calculus practice test 2 _gr_58.gif]](pages/calculus-practice-test-2/Images/calculus-practice-test-2_gr_58.gif) (d) 2 (e) 1
(12) If
then, at
is
(a) differentiable but not continuous (b) continuous but not differentiable (c) not continuous and not differentiable (d) continuous and differentiable (e) not defined
(13) Show that the function
satisfies the equation
(14) Find a value for
so that
You should solve algebraically; no credit will be given for the use of L'Hospitals's Rule.
(15) Sketch clear, well-labeled graphs that depicit functions
and
that satisfy the indicated conditions. (a) The function
has domain
and is continuous on
but is not continuous on
![calculus practice test 2 _gr_73.gif]](pages/calculus-practice-test-2/Images/calculus-practice-test-2_gr_73.gif) (b) The function
is not continuous at
but if
is changed to
then
becomes continuous at
![calculus practice test 2 _gr_79.gif]](pages/calculus-practice-test-2/Images/calculus-practice-test-2_gr_79.gif) (c) The function
is continuous on
except at
the function
is continuous on
except at
and
for all
in
(Sketch
and
on separate coordinate systems).
(16) Suppose the world's population grows according to the formula
where
is the number of years since the population is
and
is the growth rate. If the population is now 6.1 billion people and if it continue to grow according tot he given formula with a growth rate of
how long (to the nearest year) will it take before there is only 1 square yard of land per person? (The Earth contains approximately
square of land and
(17) Find an equation for the tangent line to the graph of the function
that is parallel to the line
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