MATH 112

Final Exam
March 10, 2012
Name
Student ID # Section
HONOR STATEMENT
I arm that my work upholds the highest standards of honesty and academic integrity at the
University of Washington, and that I have neither given nor received any unauthorized assistance
on this exam.
SIGNATURE:
1 15
2 18
3 18
4 15
5 19
6 15
Total 100
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work. The correct answer with little or no supporting work may result in no credit. If you use
a guess-and-check method or read a value from a graph on your calculator when an algebraic
method is available, you may not receive full credit. On questions with graphs, clearly mark
lines and points and/or shade areas and clearly show all calculations.
Unless otherwise indicated, you may round your nal answer to two digits after the decimal.
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GOOD LUCK!
Math 112 Winter 2012 1
1. (15 points)
To the right is a sketch of the graph of the
function
f(t) = 0.02t
3
0.39t
2
+ 1.32t + 8.
The derivative of another function g(t) is
given by
g

(t) = 0.096t 0.48.

(a) Find all values of t at which the tangent line to g(t) has slope 3.
ANSWER: t =
(b) Find all values of t at which the graph of f(t) has a horizontal tangent line.
ANSWER: t =
(c) Is f(t) concave up or concave down at t = 7?
ANSWER: concave
(d) Suppose we are told that f(11) = g(11). Find the formula for g(t).
ANSWER: g(t) =
(e) Which is smaller, A or B?
A. The lowest value of g(t) on the interval from t = 0 to t = 12; OR
B. The lowest value of f(t) on the interval from t = 0 to t = 12.
You must, as always, show some work to justify your answer.
ANSWER: is smaller
Math 112 Winter 2012 2
2. (18 points)
5 10 15
5
10
15
20
25
30
time (minutes)
s
p
e
e
d

(
i
n

f
e
e
t

p
e
r

m
i
n
u
t
e
)
a(t)
a(t)
b(t)
b(t)
The graph above shows the instantaneous speed of two cars, Car A and Car B. The two cars
are next to one another on the road at t = 0. We denote the relevant functions as follows:
A(t) = distance covered by Car A by time t a(t) = speed of Car A at time t
B(t) = distance covered by Car B by time t b(t) = speed of Car B at time t
D(t) = A(t) B(t)
(a) Determine whether each of the following is true (T) or false(F). You do not need to
show any work.
i. a(t) = A

(t)
ii. A(t) = a

(t)
iii. The distance between the cars at t = 5 is a(5) b(5).
iv. The cars are farthest apart at t = 8.
v. The cars are in the same place at t = 8.
vi. A

(2) > B

(2)
vii. A(8) > B(8)
viii. B(9) > A(9)
ix. D(0) = 10
x. D(10) =

10
0
a(t)dt

10
0
b(t)dt
THIS PROBLEM IS CONTINUED ON THE NEXT PAGE.
Math 112 Winter 2012 3
Here are those graphs again:
5 10 15
5
10
15
20
25
30
time (minutes)
s
p
e
e
d

(
i
n

f
e
e
t

p
e
r

m
i
n
u
t
e
)
a(t)
a(t)
b(t)
b(t)
(b) Give the distance between the cars at t = 5.
ANSWER: feet
(c) Give a one-minute interval during which D(t) increases and then decreases.
ANSWER: from t = to t =
(d) Give the average speed of Car B during the rst six minutes.
ANSWER: feet per minute
(e) How far does Car A travel from t = 2 to t = 14?
ANSWER: feet
Math 112 Winter 2012 4
3. (18 points) You sell Items. Your marginal revenue and marginal cost (both in dollars per
Item) are given by the formulas
MR(q) = 200 5.46q and MC(q) = 3q
2
48q + 197,
where q is in thousands of Items.
(a) Find the quantity at which TR changes from increasing to decreasing.
ANSWER: q = thousand Items
(b) Find the quantity that maximizes prot.
ANSWER: q = thousand Items
(c) Write out the formulas for total revenue and variable cost.
ANSWER: TR(q) =
ANSWER: V C(q) =
(d) If you sell q = 8 thousand Items, then your prot is 575.94 thousand dollars. Find the
value of your xed costs.
ANSWER: FC = thousand dollars
(e) Compute the area under the MC graph from q = 2 to q = 10.
ANSWER:
(f) Explain in English what the number you found in part (e) represents in terms of Total
Cost.
Math 112 Winter 2012 5
4. (15 points) Compute the indicated derivative. You do not need to simplify your answers.
(a) R(q) =

q
e
3q
R

(q) =
(b) h(t) = (ln t)
3
(te
t
)
h

(t) =
(c) w =

7u 6
3u + 4

2
dw
du
=
(d) M(s, t) = s
2
t
6
+ ln(10s
2
+ 3t
9
)
M
s
(s, t) =
M
t
(s, t) =
Math 112 Winter 2012 6
5. (19 points)
(a) Compute the integral.
i.

4
1
3

x
1
x
2
dx
ii.

3e
x
+
4
5x
dx
iii.

(x) dx, if f(x) = (x

2
+ 3x)
4
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Math 112 Winter 2012 7
(b) Compute the area of the shaded region. (HINT: You will need to nd where the two
functions intersect.)
f(x)=33-2x
g(x)=6x
2
-24x+25
ANSWER:
(c) Compute the area of the shaded region.
y=-12x
2
+24x+8
(2,8)

ANSWER:
Math 112 Winter 2012 8
6. (15 points) You sell Things. The total revenue (in hundreds of dollars) for selling q hun-
dred Things is given by the function TR(q). You do not have the formula for TR(q), but
you know that, for any value of r,
TR(q +r) TR(q) = 6.8qr 3.4r
2
+ 40r.
(a) Compute the change in TR that results if you increase production from 200 to 204 Things
(i.e., from 2 to 2.04 hundred Things).
ANSWER: hundred dollars
(b) Write out a formula in terms of h for TR(3 +h) TR(3).
ANSWER: TR(3 +h) TR(3) =
(c) Compute the value of
TR(4.01) TR(4)
0.01
.
ANSWER:
TR(4.01) TR(4)
0.01
=
(d) Compute the derivative of TR(q).
ANSWER: TR

(q) =
(e) Your total cost is given by TC(q) = 12.5q + 5, where TC is measured in hundreds of
dollars and q is in hundreds of Things. Find all positive values of q at which the
graphs of TR and TC have parallel tangent lines.
ANSWER: q = hundred Things