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Answer Key to Take Home 2

 dy 
1 1


a
Integral Calculus 1 SA   1    dx  2y 2 1 1
dx  ln 1  x   ln 1  x   2 1
0
 dx  
1
2
1 x 2
2 
2
1. A. [(x^4)/4](ln x) – (x^4)/16 + C a yx
2 3
1 1
 ln 3  ln 
Assign a value of ‘x’ and substitute to a 2 dy  3x 2 dx 2  3
the given (without integration). dy 3x 2 1
  ln 9  ln 3
x 3 ln x   2  ln  2 
3
dx a 2 2

x 3 ln x  5.54518 x3
y 2 8. B. 0.5
Differentiating the choices using the a
1
value of ‘x’. 2 r
a  3x 2   x3  sin   cos 
x4 x4 A 1   2  dx  2  2 
Referring to Choice ln x   C 0
 a  a  r(sin   cos )  1
4 16
2 r sin   r cos   1
 x3   3x 2 
a
2. A. sqrt 2 A  2   2  1   2  dx Convert to rectangular form:
 
0 a
 a  y x  1
y  sin x and y  cos x Calculating : y   x  1wheny  0,x  1
sin x  cos x A  3.56a 2  Ans.
1
A   ( x  1)dx
tan x  1 0
5. A. –xcosx + sinx
 A  0.5
x Integration by parts
 udv  uv   vdu
4
  9. D. 13.61
Area   4 cos xdx  2 sin xdx ux x2 2
 dy 
AS   1    dx  2r
0
4 du  dx
 dx 
Area  2 dv  sin x
x1

v   cos x limits  x1  0 and x 2  2

3. A. 22/3 Since the axis of rotation is the y-
So,
2
 dy  axis, r = x
 x sin xdx  x cos x   cos xdx
2
S 1    dx y  x2
0
 dx 
  x cos x  sin x  C dy
9y 2  4 1  x 2   2x
3

Reverse Engineering: dx
18ydy  12 1  x 2   2xdx 
2
2
CALC given:
AS   1   2x  dx  2 x
2

x sin x  CALC  0.1 

dy 24 1  x 
2 2 0
x
  1.7453  10 4 2
dx 18y AS  2  x 1  4x 2 dx
 dy  16 1  x  x
2 2 4 0
2

  
Differentiate choices: Calculating :
 dx  9y 2 Take choice  x cos x  sin x AS  13.61
d
  x cos x  sin x  x 0.1
But 9y 2  4 1  x 2 
3
dx 10. A. 2.0
10 10
 1.7453  10 4
 dy  16 1  x  x  
2 log10 e dx dx
2 2 4 2
 2 log10 e
   x x
4 1  x 2 
1 1
 dx 
3
6. C. 16/3
10
 2 log10 e ln x 1
2
 dy 
   4 x  x   2 log10 e (ln 10 - ln 1)
2 4

 dx  10


2 log10 e dx
1   4x  4x dx
2
S 2 4
x
=2
0
1
22
S 11. D. 5/32
3  /2

 sin
y 6
x dx
4. D. 3.56a^2 0
(0,0) dx Using Wallis formula: m = 6; n = 0
x=4 and  = /2, since m is an even
x=a A   ydx number
4
A
 /2
xdx 5(3)(1)    5
 sin x dx   
6

6(4)(2)  2  32
0

Calculating : 0
a2y = x3 16
A
3 12. D. 40
y 2 y 2 y
3x 3
 (3x  9y ) dx dy  
 9y 2 x dy
2 2
7. A. ln 3
3
1 
1 1 1 0 0 0 0

  
1 1 1
2
dx   2
dx  2
dx 

1
2
1 x 2
2  
1
2
1 x 
1
2
1  x 

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2 2 Converting the general equation of 18. A. x(e^2x)/2 – (e^2x)/4 + C
 
y
x 3  9y 2 x dy  (y3  9y3 ) dy the parabola to its standard form: Using integration by parts.
0
0 0 2x 2  4x  y  0 ux dv  e 2x dx
2


y 1
 10y3dy x 2  2x   du  dx v  e2x
0
2 2

 
By completing square: 1 2x 1 2x
10y 4
2
10(2) 4 xe dx  xe 
2x
e dx
   40 y 2 2
(x  1) 2    1
4 4 2 1 1
 xe2x  e 2x  C
0
1 2 4
(x  1) 2   (y  2)
13. B. 64/3 square units 2
y  6x  x 2 By inspection, this is an equation of a 19. A. (e – 1)/4
x  6x   y
2 parabola with vertex at V(-1,2). 1 1

 
3 x4 1 x4
Solving for the intersections: x e dx  e (4x 3dx)
(x  3)2   y  9 2x 2  4x  y  0 0
4
0
(x  3)2  1(y  9) 2x  4x  x  0
2
1 x4
1

By inspection, the vertex is at (3,9)  e

2x 2  3x 4 0
and the parabola is facing down.
y  x 2  2x x  1.5 1
 (e  1)
y  (1.5) 4
x 2  2x  y
y  1.5
(x  1)2  y  1 20. B. e – 1
Solving for the area: / 4
(x  1)  1(y  1)
2
e tan x
  e du
0 u
dx is of the form
By inspection, the vertex is at (1,-1)
and the parabola is facing up.
A

1.5
ydx
0
cos 2 x
where u = tan x
0
/ 4

 e tan x / 4

(4,8)
A
1.5
(y p  y L )dx

0
cos x2
dx  e tan x
0

y 0
 e1  e0

2
y = 6x - x
y = x2 – 2x A (2x 2  4x  ( x))dx
 e 1
1.5
(0,0) dx 0


21. A. 128/15
A (2x 2  3x)dx Setting f(x) = g(x), we obtain
1.5
4 4 x 4  2x 2  2x 2
 
A  ydx  (y upper  y lower ) dx 0
2x 3 3x 2 x 4  4x 2  0
0 0
A 
3 2
4 1.5 x 2 (x  2)(x  2)  0

  6x  x   x  2x  dx 
2 2
  2(0)3 3(0) 2(1.5)3 3(1.5)2
2
x  0, 2 and  2
0
A   
3 2 3 2
4
A  1.125
A  8x  2x  dx
2

0
15. B. (1/2)[(e^4) – 1]
4
8x 2 2x 3 2 2

2

3 0

A  e2x dx 
1 2x
2
e
0

2

1 4

e 1
0
2
 4(4) 2  (4) 3
3 16. A. ln sqrt 2
64 / 2
A cos x 2
3
square units
 sin x
dx  ln(sin x)  / 4
/ 4 2

14. C. 1.125
/ 2
cos x 1   
A  2  2x 2  x 4  2x 2 dx
 
y  sin x
dx  ln1  ln
2 0
/ 4
2
/ 2

2x2 + 4x + y = 0 cos x A  2  4x 2  x 4 dx
V(h,k)  dx  ln 2
 / 4
sin x 0
2
(-1.5,1.5)   4x 3 x 5  128
y 17. B. 4/3 A  2   
y 3 5
3   0 15
dx  
A    x  x 2  3x  3 dx
 
(0,0)
1 22. D. 15
 x 2
 
2 3 1
A    x 2  4x  3 dx
1  B
8xyzdV 
 8xyzdzdxdy
1 2 0
3
1
A   x 3  2x 2  3x 2 3 1
y = -x
 4xy dxdy
3 1 
4
A 1 2 0
3
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25. D. 128/3 2

 1  2 cos   cos  d
2 3 2 3
A2

2

  V 2
 4xydxdy  2x 2 y dy y dA
0
1 2 1 R
2 2
 1  cos 2 

2 4
2
A  2 1  2 cos   d

 10ydy  15 

0 0
y 2 dydx 
0
2 
1 2
4  1 1 
2 A  2   2 sin     sin 2 
3y
1  2 4 0
23. A. 1.148  3
dx
The derivative is y’ = x. 0 0 A  2  2   
1
2 A  6
S
 1  (y ') 2 dx 

64
3
dx
0
0 30. D. 128
1
64 128
S

0
1  x 2 dx 
3
(2) 
3

By trigonometric substitution: 26. C. 1

x  tan   b   27, 6  x2
 
1 1
dx  sec d 2
2
dx  lim dx x1 dx
 9, 0 
x b  x 2
Hence, 1  x  1  tan   sec  ,
2 2 1 1
b
So  5,  2 
x
2
1  lim dx
b 
S

0
1  x 2 dx
 1 
1
b x   y2  9  Eq. 1
 lim   y    x  9
2

  
b   x 1
S  sec  sec 2  d
 1 1  vertex :  9 , 0 
 lim     1

S  sec d 3
b   b 1
1 2
When x = 0,  = 0 and when x = 1,  x y  6y  9  Eq. 2
27. C. 26.11 2
= /4
3
2x  y 2  12y  18
 
1 / 4 2
V    3  y2
 
dy
S 1  x dx  2
sec d
3
 2x  18 
0
 12 
2
 2
0 0 3
  12    y 2
 12y   
1 / 4
S  sec  tan   ln sec   tan   0 
V    9  6y 2  y 4 dy    2    2 
2 0

S
1
2
2  ln 2  1 
   V
24 3
5
S  1.148 V  26.11 2  x  27    y  6 
2

24. A. (m/3)a^3 28. B. 0.376 vertex :  27 , 6 

The base is the semidisk R bounded by x
t2
the ellipse 4x 2  y 2  a 2 , y  0 .
Because of symmetry, only double the
f (x) 
 1  t5
dt Points of intersection:
1
1  y 2  9  y 2  6y  9
first-octant volume is needed. Thus: 4 2
t2
a / 2 a 2  4x 2 f (4) 
 1  t5
dt 3 2
y  6y  18  0
V2
 
0 0
mydydx 1
f (4)  0.376
2
y1  6
a/2 a 2  4x 2 y 2  2

y
29. B. 6
Vm x1    6   9
2 2
dx 
1 2
2 
0 0 A r d x 2    2   9
2

a/2

 a 
Vm 2
 4x 2 dx 2
x1  27
1
0
A
2   2(1  cos ) 2 d
 
x2  5

 4 
a/2 0
 27, 6  and  5, 2 
V  m  a 2x  x3  To evaluate this integral, we expand
 3 0 the quadratic and use the half-angle
 x 2  x1  dy
6
trigonometric formula. A
a  4  a 2  2
V  m   a 2     6 
 2   3  4   1 
A     y 2  9   y 2  6y  9   dy
2
  2 
 ma   2 2 
V  a  A  128
 2  3 
m
V    a3 EXCEED
3 EXPECTATIONS

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