Calculus II

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Calculus II Test 3

Completely document your work and your reasoning.

You will be graded on your documentation, your reasoning, and the correctness of your conclusions.

Except where the need for more precision dictates otherwise (e.g., in nuclear physics) all quantities may be rounded to three significant figures. The generating program works in binary and often generates extraneous digits (e.g., 1.5001 for 1.5, 3.6999 for 3.7).

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function	general antiderivative
sin(ax)cos(bx)	1/(b^2-a^2) [ a cos(ax)sin(ax) - b sin(ax)cos(bx) ] + c
cos(ax)cos(bx)	1/(b^2-a^2) [ b cos(ax)sin(bx) - a sin(ax)cos(bx) ] + c
sin(ax)cos(bx)	1/(b^2-a^2) [ b sin(ax)sin(bx) + a cos(ax)cos(bx)] + c
p(x) e^(ax)	1/a p(x)e^(ax) - 1/a INTEGRAL(p'(x)e^(ax),x) + c
p(x) sin(ax)	1/a p(x)cos(ax) + 1/a INTEGRAL(p'(x)cos(ax),x) + c
p(x) cos(ax)	1/a p(x)sin(ax) - 1/a INTEGRAL(p'(x)sin(ax),x) + c
1/(sin(x))^m	-1/(m-1) cos(x) / (sin(x))^(m-1) + (m-2)/(m-1) INTEGRAL(1/(sin(x))^(m-2), x) + c
1/sin(x)	1/2 ln \| (cos(x)-1) / (cos(x) + 1) \| + c
1/(cos(x))^m	1/(m-1) sin(x) / (cos(x))^(m-1) + (m-2)/(m-1) INTEGRAL(1/(cos(x))^(m-2), x) + c
1/cos(x)	1/2 ln \| (sin(x)-1) / (sin(x) + 1) \| + c
(bx+c)/(x^2+x^2)	b/s ln \| x^2+x^2 \| + c/a arctan(x/a) + c
(cx + d) / [ (x-a)(x-b) ]	1/(a-b) [ (ac + d) ln \| x-a \| - (bc+d) ln \| x-b \| ] + c
1 / `sqrt( x^2 +- a^2 )	ln \| x + `sqr(x^2 +- a^2 \| + c
`sqrt(a^2 +- x^2 )	1/2 ( x `sqrt(a^2 +- x^2) + a^2 INTEGRAL(1/`sqrt(a^2 +- x^2 ) + c
`sqrt(x^2 - a^2)	1/2 ( x `sqrt(a^2 +- x^2) + a^2 INTEGRAL(1/`sqrt(a^2 +- x^2 ) + c

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Test Problems:

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Problem Number 1

Find the approximate solution of the differential equation dy / dx = .7 e^(x^2) / y on the interval ( 1.75, 2.35), if y( 1.75) = .37. Use increment .2.

Problem Number 2

What is the interval of convergence for the series x / 2 + x^2 / 6 + x^3 / 18 + ... ?

Problem Number 3

Every minute 3.9 grams of salt, along with 4.7 gallons of water, flow into a reservoir containing 78 gallons of water. The salt is immediately and thoroughly mixed with the water, and 2.11 gallons of the solution flow out of the reservoir. If the reservoir initially contains 285 grams of salt, then what function gives the concentration of salt as a function of time?

Problem Number 4

In a predator-prey model we assume that in the absence of predators the prey will grow exponentially with an annual growth rate of .42, while in the absence of this prey the predators will decline with an annual growth rate of -.8301. If the interaction rate between predator and prey is the product of the number of predators and the number of prey, then we assume that the rate at which prey are consumed is .002 times the interaction rate. We assume also that the annual growth rate of the predators increases by .0000057 times the number of prey. Write the differential equations for the rates of change of the populations of predators and prey.

If there are initially 183.8 predators and 46460 prey,

Find the nullclines for each equation and sketch the appropriate slopes on a graph of the nullclines.
Analyze the regions defined by the nullclines to determine the behavior of the solutions.
Sketch several possible solution curves.

Problem Number 5

Use the Taylor polynomial of a simpler function to find the Taylor polynomial of degree 4 for the function f(x) = sin( -8.009 x^-1.502 ), expanding about x=0.

Problem Number 6

A simple harmonic oscillator has restoring force constant .49 N/m, mass 6 kg and experiences drag force - 8.114 N s / meter * v, where v is its velocity. What is the differential equation for the motion of the oscillator? What is the solution to the equation?

Problem Number 7

Show that if there exists a positive integer N such that for n > N, an = bn, then `sum(an, n, 1, infinity) converges if and only if `sum(bn, n, 1, infinity) converges.

Problem Number 8

The charge on a capacitor changes at a rate proportional to the difference between the charge and a maximum charge of 4.9 Coulombs. The charge is initially 0, and after 23 seconds the charge is 2.6 Coulombs. What function models the charge as a function of time? After how long will the charge be within .1% of the maximum?