qu.1.topic=1-instantaneous velocity@ qu.1.1.mode=Inline@ qu.1.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.1.1.algorithm=$b=range(5,8); $c=range(2,5); $k=$c/$b; $t=range(1,3); $tt=$t+0.1; $tu=$t+0.01; $tv=$t+0.001; $answer1=decimal(4,sqrt($b)/(sqrt($tt+$k)+sqrt($t+$k))); $answer2=decimal(4,sqrt($b)/(sqrt($tu+$k)+sqrt($t+$k))); $answer3=decimal(4,sqrt($b)/(sqrt($tv+$k)+sqrt($t+$k))); $answer4=decimal(2,.5*sqrt($b)/sqrt($t+$k));@ qu.1.1.weighting=1,1,1,1@ qu.1.1.numbering=alpha@ qu.1.1.part.1.answer.units=@ qu.1.1.part.1.numStyle= @ qu.1.1.part.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.1.1.part.1.showUnits=false@ qu.1.1.part.1.err=1.0E-4@ qu.1.1.part.1.question=(Unset)@ qu.1.1.part.1.mode=Numeric@ qu.1.1.part.1.grading=toler_abs@ qu.1.1.part.1.negStyle=minus@ qu.1.1.part.1.answer.num=$answer1@ qu.1.1.part.2.answer.units=@ qu.1.1.part.2.numStyle= @ qu.1.1.part.2.editing=useHTML@ qu.1.1.part.2.showUnits=false@ qu.1.1.part.2.err=1.0E-4@ qu.1.1.part.2.question=(Unset)@ qu.1.1.part.2.mode=Numeric@ qu.1.1.part.2.grading=toler_abs@ qu.1.1.part.2.negStyle=minus@ qu.1.1.part.2.answer.num=$answer2@ qu.1.1.part.3.answer.units=@ qu.1.1.part.3.numStyle= @ qu.1.1.part.3.editing=useHTML@ qu.1.1.part.3.showUnits=false@ qu.1.1.part.3.err=1.0E-4@ qu.1.1.part.3.question=(Unset)@ qu.1.1.part.3.mode=Numeric@ qu.1.1.part.3.grading=toler_abs@ qu.1.1.part.3.negStyle=minus@ qu.1.1.part.3.answer.num=$answer3@ qu.1.1.part.4.answer.units=@ qu.1.1.part.4.numStyle= @ qu.1.1.part.4.editing=useHTML@ qu.1.1.part.4.showUnits=false@ qu.1.1.part.4.err=0.01@ qu.1.1.part.4.question=(Unset)@ qu.1.1.part.4.mode=Numeric@ qu.1.1.part.4.grading=toler_abs@ qu.1.1.part.4.negStyle=minus@ qu.1.1.part.4.answer.num=$answer4@ qu.1.1.question=A car moves along the x axis with its position given by x = $b t + $c .
Our goal is to estimate the instantaneous velocity (speedometer reading) at the time t = $t .



Determine the average velocity of the car during the period from time $t to time $tt.
Report your answer with 4 decimal digits. <1>  

Determine the average velocity of the car during the period from time $t to time $tu.
Report your answer with 4 decimal digits. <2>  

Determine the average velocity of the car during the period from time $t to time $tv.
Report your answer with 4 decimal digits. <3>  

Based on your first three answers, determine the instantaneous velocity of the car at time $t.
Report your answer with 2 decimal digits. <4>  @ qu.1.2.question=Determine the instantaneous velocity at time t = $t for motion given by x = ${mathml($a*t^2+$b*t+$c)}.
Hint: look at the average velocities during intervals from $t to $t + h , where h = 0.01 , 0.001.@ qu.1.2.answer.num=$answer@ qu.1.2.answer.units=@ qu.1.2.showUnits=false@ qu.1.2.grading=exact_value@ qu.1.2.negStyle=minus@ qu.1.2.numStyle=thousands scientific dollars arithmetic@ qu.1.2.mode=Numeric@ qu.1.2.comment=The answer is $answer.@ qu.1.2.editing=useHTML@ qu.1.2.algorithm=$a=range(2,4); $b=range(-5,5); $c=range(1,5); $t=range(2,4); $answer=2*$a*$t+$b;@ qu.2.topic=2-the derivative by the definition@ qu.2.1.mode=Inline@ qu.2.1.comment= f ( $c + h )= ${mathml($answer1)} = ${mathml(($c^2+$b*$c)+(2*$c+$b)*h+h^2)}.
The secant slope is ${mathml($answer2)}, and f ( $c )= $answer3 .@ qu.2.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.2.1.algorithm=$b=range(-5,5); $c=range(-3,3); condition:not(eq($b*$c*($b+2*$c),0)); $answer1=($c+h)^2+$b*($c+h); $answer2=2*$c+$b+h; $answer3=2*$c+$b;@ qu.2.1.weighting=1,1,1@ qu.2.1.numbering=alpha@ qu.2.1.part.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.2.1.part.1.question=(Unset)@ qu.2.1.part.1.answer=$answer1@ qu.2.1.part.1.mode=Formula@ qu.2.1.part.2.editing=useHTML@ qu.2.1.part.2.question=(Unset)@ qu.2.1.part.2.answer=$answer2@ qu.2.1.part.2.mode=Formula@ qu.2.1.part.3.editing=useHTML@ qu.2.1.part.3.question=(Unset)@ qu.2.1.part.3.answer=$answer3@ qu.2.1.part.3.mode=Formula@ qu.2.1.question=Let f ( x ) = ${mathml(x^2+$b*x)}.

What is f ( $c + h ) ? <1>  

What is the slope of the secant line connecting the points at x = $c and x = $c + h ? <2>  

What is f ( $c ) ? <3>  @ qu.3.topic=3-derivatives and graphs@ qu.3.1.mode=Multiple Selection@ qu.3.1.comment=Remember that " f is increasing" means that the slope of f is getting more positive or less negative.@ qu.3.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.3.1.algorithm=$j=rint(6); $s=range(-1,1,2); $r=range(-1,1,2); $case=4*$j+(1-$r)+(1-$s)/2; $fnc=.83*$s*(.05*$r*x^3+(.12*$j-.3)*x^2+.1*(1-$j)*$r*x+5-2*$j); $pta=switch($j,-4*$r,2*$r,-2*$r,2*$r,-2*$r,4*$r); $ptb=switch($j,2*$r,4*$r,-2*$r,-3*$r,2*$r,2*$r); $ptc=switch($j,-2*$r,4*$r,4*$r,0,2*$r,0); $ptd=switch($j,-2*$r,-2*$r,0,-3*$r,-4*$r,2*$r); $pte=switch($j,4*$r,-2*$r,4*$r,2*$r,-4*$r,0); $f="f"; $fp="f"; $fpp="f"; $fnca=switch($j,"$fp","$f","$fp","$f","$f","$fp"); $fncb="$fp"; $fncc=switch($j,"$fp","$fpp","$fpp","$fp","$fpp","$fpp"); $fncd=if(eq($j,0),"$f","$fp"); $fnce=switch($j,"$fpp","$fp","$f","$fpp","$fp","$f"); $desca=switch($case, "positive","negative","negative","positive", "decreasing","increasing","increasing","decreasing", "positive","negative","negative","positive", "increasing","decreasing","decreaasing","increasing", "decreasing","increasing","increasing","decreasing", "positive","negative","negative","positive"); $descb=switch($case, "negative","positive","positive","negative", "positive","negative","negative","positive", "decreasing","increasing","decreasing","increasing", "positive","negative","negative","positive", "positive","negative","negative","positive", "increasing","decreasing","increasing","decreasing"); $descc=switch($case, "decreasing","increasing","decreasing","increasing", "positive","negative","positive","negative", "positive","negative","positive","negative", "negative","positive","positive","negative", "positive","negative","positive","negative", "positive","negative","positive","negative"); $descd=switch($case, "decreasing","increasing","increasing","decreasing", "negative","positive","positive","negative", "positive","negative","negative","positive", "increasing","decreasing","increasing","decreasing", "negative","positive","positive","negative", "negative","positive","positive","negative"); $desce=switch($case, "negative","positive","negative","positive", "increasing","decreasing","increasing","decreasing", "decreasing","increasing","increasing","decreasing", "negative","positive","negative","positive", "increasing","decreasing","increasing","decreasing", "increasing","decreasing","decreaasing","increasing");@ qu.3.1.question=Mark all those statements that are true for the function f whose graph is depicted below.

@ qu.3.1.answer=1,2,3@ qu.3.1.choice.1=$fnca is $desca at x=$pta@ qu.3.1.choice.2=$fncb is $descb at x=$ptb@ qu.3.1.choice.3=$fncc is $descc at x=$ptc@ qu.3.1.choice.4=$fncd is $descd at x=$ptd@ qu.3.1.choice.5=$fnce is $desce at x=$pte@ qu.4.topic=4-tangent lines and linear approximation@ qu.4.1.mode=Equation@ qu.4.1.comment=The answer is ${mathml(y)}=${mathml($answer)}.@ qu.4.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.4.1.algorithm=$a=range(2,4); $b=range(1,5); $d=range(1,5); $c=range(-2,2); condition:not(eq($c,0)); $m=2*$a*$c+$b; condition:not(eq($m*($m-1),0)); $answer=if(gt($m,0),($a*$c^2+$b*$c+$d)+($m)*(x-$c),($a*$c^2+$b*$c+$d)-(-$m)*(x-$c));@ qu.4.1.question=Find the equation of the line that is tangent to the graph of
y = ${mathml($a*x^2+$b*x+$d)} at   x = $c .@ qu.4.1.answer=y=$answer@ qu.4.2.mode=Formula@ qu.4.2.comment=The answer is ${mathml("$answer")}.@ qu.4.2.editing=useHTML@ qu.4.2.algorithm=$a=range(2,9); $k=range(1,9); $answer="$a/$k"*x;@ qu.4.2.question=Find the best linear approximation for ${mathml(($a*x)/($k+x))} near x = 0 .@ qu.4.2.answer=$answer@ qu.4.3.mode=Formula@ qu.4.3.comment=The answer is ${mathml("$answer")}.@ qu.4.3.editing=useHTML@ qu.4.3.algorithm=$a=range(2,9); $c=range(1,4); $k=range(1,9); $dsq=($k+$c)^2; $m="($a*$k)/($dsq)"; $b="($a*$c)/($k+$c)"; $answer="$b+$m*(x-$c)";@ qu.4.3.question=Find the best linear approximation for ${mathml(($a*x)/($k+x))} near x = $c .@ qu.4.3.answer=$answer@ qu.4.4.mode=Inline@ qu.4.4.comment=The best linear approximation is ${mathml($a+x/$c)}.
Using this approximation, $sq is approximately $a $ch 1 $d .@ qu.4.4.editing=useHTML@ qu.4.4.algorithm=$a=range(3,9); $c=2*$a; $asq=$a^2; $r=rint(4); $b=switch($r,1,1,2,2); $sign=switch($r,1,-1,1,-1); $ch=switch($r,"+","-","+","-"); $d=switch($r,$c,$c,$a,$a); $sq=$asq+$sign*$b; $answer=switch($r,"$a+1/$c","$a-1/$c","$a+1/$a","$a-1/$a");@ qu.4.4.weighting=1,1@ qu.4.4.numbering=alpha@ qu.4.4.part.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.4.4.part.1.question=(Unset)@ qu.4.4.part.1.answer=$a+x/$c@ qu.4.4.part.1.mode=Formula@ qu.4.4.part.2.answer.units=@ qu.4.4.part.2.numStyle=thousands scientific arithmetic@ qu.4.4.part.2.editing=useHTML@ qu.4.4.part.2.showUnits=false@ qu.4.4.part.2.question=(Unset)@ qu.4.4.part.2.mode=Numeric@ qu.4.4.part.2.grading=exact_value@ qu.4.4.part.2.negStyle=minus@ qu.4.4.part.2.answer.num=$answer@ qu.4.4.question=Find the best linear approximation for $asq + x near x = 0 .
<1>  

Use your answer to approximate $sq .
(Your answer must be exact. Do not use a numerical approximation.)
<2>  @ qu.5.topic=5-L'Hopital's rule@ qu.5.1.mode=Inline@ qu.5.1.comment= lim x 0 ${mathml($function)} = lim x 0 ${mathml($answer1)} = $aa $cc .@ qu.5.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.5.1.algorithm=$a=range(-9,9); $b=range(2,9); $c=range(2,9); condition:not(eq($a*($a-1),0)); $function=($a*x+$b*x^2)/sin($c*x); $answer1=($a+2*$b*x)/($c*cos($c*x)); $aa=$a/gcd($a,$c); $cc=$c/gcd($a,$c);@ qu.5.1.weighting=1,1@ qu.5.1.numbering=alpha@ qu.5.1.part.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.5.1.part.1.question=(Unset)@ qu.5.1.part.1.answer=$answer1@ qu.5.1.part.1.mode=Formula@ qu.5.1.part.2.editing=useHTML@ qu.5.1.part.2.question=(Unset)@ qu.5.1.part.2.answer=$aa/$cc@ qu.5.1.part.2.mode=Formula@ qu.5.1.question=Fill in the blanks, using L'Hopital's rule:

lim x 0 ${mathml($function)} = lim x 0 <1>   = <2>  @ qu.5.2.mode=Inline@ qu.5.2.comment= lim x 0 ${mathml($function)} = lim x 0 ${mathml($answerone)} = lim x 0 ${mathml($answertwo)}
= $cc $aa .@ qu.5.2.editing=useHTML@ qu.5.2.algorithm=$a=range(2,9); $c=range(2,9); $function=(1-cos($c*x))/($a*x^2); $answerone=($c*sin($c*x))/(2*$a*x); $answertwo=($c^2*cos($c*x))/(2*$a); $aa=(2*$a)/gcd(2*$a,$c^2); $cc=$c^2/gcd(2*$a,$c^2);@ qu.5.2.weighting=1,1,1@ qu.5.2.numbering=alpha@ qu.5.2.part.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.5.2.part.1.question=(Unset)@ qu.5.2.part.1.answer=$answerone@ qu.5.2.part.1.mode=Formula@ qu.5.2.part.2.editing=useHTML@ qu.5.2.part.2.question=(Unset)@ qu.5.2.part.2.answer=$answertwo@ qu.5.2.part.2.mode=Formula@ qu.5.2.part.3.editing=useHTML@ qu.5.2.part.3.question=(Unset)@ qu.5.2.part.3.answer=$cc/$aa@ qu.5.2.part.3.mode=Formula@ qu.5.2.question=Fill in the blanks, using L'Hopital's rule:

lim x 0 ${mathml($function)} = lim x 0 <1>  
= lim x 0 <2>  
= <3>  @ qu.6.topic=6-critical points@ qu.6.1.mode=Multi Formula@ qu.6.1.comment=The answer is e $sign 1 / $p @ qu.6.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.6.1.algorithm=$p=range(2,8); $r=rint(2); $signum=switch($r,1,-1); $sign=switch($r,"-",""); $answer="e"^(-$signum*"1/$p");@ qu.6.1.question=Find the critical point(s) of ${mathml(x^($signum*$p)*ln(x))}. Enter the exact answer(s), separated by semicolons.@ qu.6.1.answer=$answer@ qu.6.2.mode=Multi Formula@ qu.6.2.comment=The answer is $k - $d ; $k + $d .@ qu.6.2.editing=useHTML@ qu.6.2.algorithm=$b=range(2,5); $a=range(-5,5); $c=range(-5,5); $k=-$c; $d=$c^2-$a*$c+$b; condition:not(eq($a*$c,0)); condition:gt($d,0); $answerone=-$c+"sqrt($d)"; $answertwo=-$c-"sqrt($d)";@ qu.6.2.question=Find the critical point(s) of ${mathml((x+$c)/(x^2+$a*x+$b))}. Enter the exact answer(s), separated by semicolons.@ qu.6.2.answer=$answerone;$answertwo@ qu.7.topic=7-global extrema@ qu.7.1.mode=Formula@ qu.7.1.comment=The answer is $d - $b 9 .@ qu.7.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.7.1.algorithm=$r=rint(13); $b=switch($r,-1,1,-1,1,-2,-1,1,2,1,2,2,3,3); $c=switch($r,-6,-6,-5,-5,-4,-4,-4,-4,-3,-3,-2,-2,-1); $d=$b^2-9*$c; $answer="(sqrt($d)-$b)/9";@ qu.7.1.question=Find the value of ${mathml(x)} that yields the global minimum of the function
${mathml(3*x^3+$b*x^2+$c*x)} on the interval [- 1 , 1 ] .
Your answer must be exact.
@ qu.7.1.answer=$answer@ qu.7.2.mode=Formula@ qu.7.2.comment=The answer is -1.@ qu.7.2.editing=useHTML@ qu.7.2.algorithm=$r=rint(9); $b=switch($r,-3,-2,-1,-3,-2,-1,1,-4,-5); $c=switch($r,-2,-2,-2,-1,-1,-1,-1,1,2); $d=$b^2-9*$c; $answer=-1;@ qu.7.2.question=Find the value of ${mathml(x)} that yields the global minimum of the function
${mathml(3*x^3+$b*x^2+$c*x)} on the interval [- 1 , 1 ] .
Your answer must be exact.
@ qu.7.2.answer=$answer@ qu.8.topic=8-finding local extrema@ qu.8.1.mode=Multi Formula@ qu.8.1.comment=The answer is $sign $b $A .@ qu.8.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.8.1.algorithm=$a=range(1,6); $bb=range(1,6); $c=range(1,6); $AA=3*$a; $b=$bb/gcd($bb,$AA); $A=$AA/gcd($bb,$AA); condition:not($eq($A,1)); $r=range(0,3); $extrema=switch($r,"maxima","minima","maxima","minima"); $function=switch($r,$c+$b*x-$a*x^3,$c+$b*x-$a*x^3,$c-$b*x+$a*x^3,$c-$b*x+$a*x^3); $sgn=switch($r,1,-1,-1,1); $sign=switch($r,"","-","-",""); $answer=$sgn*sqrt("$b/$A");@ qu.8.1.question=Find the local $extrema of ${mathml($function)}.
Enter the exact x coordinates, separated by semicolons.@ qu.8.1.answer=$answer@ qu.8.2.mode=Inline@ qu.8.2.editing=useHTML@ qu.8.2.algorithm=$b=range(1,9); $c=range(1,9); $base=2*$b/5; $r=range(0,1); $function=switch($r,x^5+$b*x^2+$c,x^5-$b*x^2+$c); $answera=switch($r,"-$base^(1/3)",0); $answerb=switch($r,0,"$base^(1/3)");@ qu.8.2.weighting=1,1@ qu.8.2.numbering=alpha@ qu.8.2.part.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.8.2.part.1.question=(Unset)@ qu.8.2.part.1.answer=$answera@ qu.8.2.part.1.mode=Formula@ qu.8.2.part.2.editing=useHTML@ qu.8.2.part.2.question=(Unset)@ qu.8.2.part.2.answer=$answerb@ qu.8.2.part.2.mode=Formula@ qu.8.2.question=Let f ( x ) = ${mathml($function)}.

In the questions that follow, report the exact x coordinate(s), separated by semicolons.

Find the local maxima of f.
<1>  

Find the local minima of f.
<2>  @ qu.8.3.mode=Inline@ qu.8.3.comment=Keep in mind that the y axis of the graph is showing you the slope of the function f.@ qu.8.3.editing=useHTML@ qu.8.3.algorithm=$b=range(-4,0); $d=range(4,6); $c=$b+$d; condition:lt($c,5); $case=rint(2); $s=2*$case-1; $k=max((5-$b)*(5-$c),(5+$b)*(5+$c)); $a=6/$k; $min=switch($case,$c,$b); $max=switch($case,$b,$c); $fnc=$s*$a*(x-$b)*(x-$c);@ qu.8.3.weighting=1,1@ qu.8.3.numbering=alpha@ qu.8.3.part.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.8.3.part.1.question=(Unset)@ qu.8.3.part.1.answer=$min@ qu.8.3.part.1.mode=Formula@ qu.8.3.part.2.editing=useHTML@ qu.8.3.part.2.question=(Unset)@ qu.8.3.part.2.answer=$max@ qu.8.3.part.2.mode=Formula@ qu.8.3.question=Use the graph of f shown below to determine the local extrema of f.


Find the local maxima of f.
<1>  

Find the local minima of f.
<2>  

[If there is more than one answer, separate them with semicolons.
If there are no answers, enter "-10".]@