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    This document contains a 6 question exam for APPM 1350 covering the following topics: 1) Solving trigonometric equations and evaluating trigonometric functions 2) Evaluating limits, including limits involving absolute values, piecewise functions, and trigonometric functions 3) Interpreting and analyzing graphs of piecewise functions 4) Identifying asymptotes and analyzing continuity of piecewise functions 5) Modeling and analyzing profit functions 6) Applying theorems to determine intervals where equations have solutions

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    APPM 1350 Exam 1 Fall 2023

    1. (20 points) Problems (a) and (b) are not related.

    (a) Determine all solutions of sin2 (x) = sin(2x) − sin(x) cos(x) in [0, 2π).
    (b) If θ is in [π/2, π] and tan(θ) = −5/8, evaluate
    i. sin(θ)
    ii. cos(2θ)

    2. (24 points) Evaluate the following limits and simplify your answers. If a limit does not exist, clearly state this. If
    you use a theorem, clearly state its name and show that its hypotheses are satisfied.
    (Reminder: You may not use L’Hopital’s Rule or Dominance of Powers in any solutions on this exam.)

    |x2 + 5x + 6|
    (a) lim
    x→−2 x+2
    (b) If 4x − 6x2 ≤ f (x) ≤ x4 − 4x + 1 for all x, evaluate lim f (x).
    3
    x→1
     
    1 − tan y
    (c) lim
    y→π/4 sin y − cos y

    3. (12 points) The function s(x) is graphed in its entirety below. It consists of two line segments and a portion of a
    parabola. Use the graph to answer the questions below. For this problem, no justification is required for your final
    answers.

    y
    3

    x
    −1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
    −1

    −2

    1
    (a) What is the domain of r(x) = ? State your answer using interval notation.
    s(x)
    1
    (b) On what interval(s) is r(x) = continuous? State your answer using interval notation.
    s(x)
    p
    (c) What is the domain of v(x) = s(x)? State your answer using interval notation.
    (d) Provide a complete formula for s(x) as a piecewise-defined function.

    sin x
    4. (18 points) Consider the function g(x) = .
    x(x − π/2)

    1
    (a) Identify all values of x, if any, for which g(x) has a vertical asymptote. Justify your answer by evaluating the
    appropriate limit(s).

    (b) For what value(s) of a is the following piecewise function h(x) continuous at x = 0? Justify your answer
    using the definition of continuity.
    (
    g(x) , x ̸= 0, π2
    h(x) =
    a , x=0

    5. (16 pts) A major movie studio has found that the function

    3t3 − 9t
    P (t) = √
    4t6 + 5t4 + 5t
    models their profit (in millions of dollars) from a certain movie t > 0 weeks after it was released.

    (a) How many weeks after it is released does the movie studio “break even” on the movie? That is, when does
    P (t) = 0 for a realistic value of t?
    (b) How much profit does the movie studio make in the long run? In other words, what is limt→∞ P (t)? Use
    correct units in your final answer.
    (Reminder: You may not use L’Hopital’s Rule or Dominance of Powers in any solutions on this exam.)

    6. (10 points) Correctly use a theorem to determine a closed interval in which x + tan x = 1 has a solution. (Be sure
    to state the name of the theorem that is used and to clearly show that its hypotheses are satisfied.)

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