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    MATH 101 CALCULUS 1 MIDTERM EXAM

    NAME_______________________

     You have 2 hours to complete this exam.


     No calculators, notes, books or other references are allowed during this exam.
     All cell phones and other electronic noisemaking devices must be turned off.
     Show all relevant work. No credit will be awarded for unsupported answers and partial
    credit depends upon the work you show. In particular, all integrals and determinant
    computations must be done by hand.
     Circle or otherwise indicate your final answers.
     Good luck!

    Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 TOTAL
    1) For the function
    2t
    f ( t )= −1
    |t|
    a) Graph the function…
    b) Find the natural domain and the range of the function.
    c) What symmetries, if any, do the graphs have?
    d) Show whether the function is even, odd, or neither.
    e) Tell by what factor and direction the graph of the given function is shifted stretched
    or compressed.

    a)

    b) domain (-inf,0) U (0, inf) range (-3)U(1)


    c) symmetric about the y=-1
    d) f(-t)= -2t/|-t| -1 ≠ f(t) not even not odd
    e) Stretched vertically by 2 and vertical shift with 1 down about f(t)=t/|t|
    ∆ y f ( x 2 )−f (x 1) f ( x 1 +h ) −f ( x 1 )
    2) Use the = = , h ≠ 0 definition to find
    ∆x x2 −x1 h

    (a) the slope of the curve y=1 /x at the point P (-2, -1/2), and
    (b) an equation of the tangent line at P.

    ∆ y 1/(x +h)−1/ x (x−x−h)/ x (x +h) −h −1 −1


    a) = = = = = 2,
    ∆x h h h x (x +h) x (x +h) x

    ∆y
    ∆x ( 1 −1
    P −2 ,− =
    2 4 )
    1 −1
    b) y + = (x +2)
    2 4
    3) Find the limits of the functions.

    a) ylim ¿¿
    →−3

    b) lim √ x 2+ 12−4 =¿
    x →2 x −2

    4
    u −1
    c) lim ⁡ 3
    u→ 1 u −1

    1+ x +sin x
    d) lim
    x →0 3 cos x

    2t
    e) lim
    t →0 tan t
    tan 3 x
    f) lim
    x →0 sin 8 x

    4
    g) lim ¿ ¿ ¿
    x →7

    2 √x +x
    −1
    h) lim
    x→ ∞ 3 x−7

    4) Find an open interval about c=24 on which the inequality |f ( x ) −5|<1 holds for
    120
    f ( x )= . Then give a value for δ >0 such that for all x satisfying 0<| x−24|< δ the
    x
    inequality |f ( x ) −5|< ε=1 holds.
    5) For what values of a and b is continuous at every x?

    {
    −2 , x ≤−1
    f ( x )= ax−b ,−1 ≤ x< 1
    3 , x ≥1

    6) Find equation for the line x + √ xy=6 that are tangent and normal to the curve at the
    given point P(4,1).

    6) Find the derivatives ds/dt for the functions below.

    1+ csc t
    a) s=
    1−csc t

    b) s=t 3 sin t cos t

    sin t +cos t
    c) s=
    cos t
    d) s=¿ (Chain Rule)

    e) s=¿ (Chain Rule)

    f) s=ta n2 ( si n3 t ) (Chain Rule)

    g) t+ tan ( ts )=0 (Implicit differentiation)

    h) t 2 ¿ (Implicit differentiation)
    3 2
    x −3 x + 3 x−1
    8) Graph the function y= 2 using all steps below
    x + x−2

    a) Identify the domain of ƒ and any symmetries the curve may have.
    b) Find the derivatives y′ and y″.
    c) Find the critical points of ƒ, if any, and identify the function’s behavior at
    each one.,
    d) Find where the curve is increasing and where it is decreasing.
    e) Find the points of inflection, if any occur, and determine the concavity of the
    curve.
    f) Identify any asymptotes that may exist.
    g) Plot key points, such as the intercepts and the points found in Steps c–e, and
    sketch the curve together with any asymptotes that exist.

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