qu.1.topic=1-computing sums@ qu.1.1.question=Compute i = 1 $n ( $a i + $b ) .@ qu.1.1.answer.num=$answer@ qu.1.1.answer.units=@ qu.1.1.showUnits=false@ qu.1.1.grading=exact_value@ qu.1.1.negStyle=minus@ qu.1.1.numStyle=thousands @ qu.1.1.mode=Numeric@ qu.1.1.comment=The answer is $answer.@ qu.1.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.1.1.algorithm=$n=range(30,60,10); $a=range(2,5); $b=range(2,9); $answer=$b*$n+$a*$n*($n+1)/2;@ qu.1.2.mode=Inline@ qu.1.2.editing=useHTML@ qu.1.2.algorithm=$b=range(2,9); $dx=switch(rint(4),0.1,0.2,0.4,0.5); $xa=$dx; $xb=2*$dx; $xc=3*$dx; $xd=4*$dx; $fa=$dx^2+$b*$dx; $fb=4*$dx^2+2*$b*$dx; $fc=9*$dx^2+3*$b*$dx; $fd=16*$dx^2+4*$b*$dx; $answer=(30*$dx^2+10*$b*$dx)*$dx;@ qu.1.2.weighting=1,1,1@ qu.1.2.numbering=alpha@ qu.1.2.part.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.1.2.part.1.question=(Unset)@ qu.1.2.part.1.answer=$xa, $xb, $xc, $xd@ qu.1.2.part.1.mode=Ntuple@ qu.1.2.part.2.editing=useHTML@ qu.1.2.part.2.question=(Unset)@ qu.1.2.part.2.answer=$fa, $fb, $fc, $fd@ qu.1.2.part.2.mode=Ntuple@ qu.1.2.part.3.answer.units=@ qu.1.2.part.3.numStyle= @ qu.1.2.part.3.editing=useHTML@ qu.1.2.part.3.showUnits=false@ qu.1.2.part.3.question=(Unset)@ qu.1.2.part.3.mode=Numeric@ qu.1.2.part.3.grading=exact_value@ qu.1.2.part.3.negStyle=minus@ qu.1.2.part.3.answer.num=$answer@ qu.1.2.question=Let f ( x ) = x 2 + $b x , set Δ x = $dx , and let x i = i Δ x .

Enter x 1 , x 2 , x 3 , x 4 , separated by commas.
<1>  

Enter f ( x 1 ) , f ( x 2 ) , f ( x 3 ) , f ( x 4 ) , separated by commas.
<2>  

Compute i = 1 4 f ( x i ) Δ x .
<3>  @ qu.2.topic=2-Riemann sums@ qu.2.1.mode=Inline@ qu.2.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.2.1.algorithm=$a=range(1,3); $n=range(2,3); $c=range(2,9); $dx=switch(rint(2),0.2,0.4); $b=$a+4*$dx; $xa=$a+$dx; $xb=$a+2*$dx; $xc=$a+3*$dx; $xd=$a+4*$dx; $fa=10*$xa^$n+$c; $fb=10*$xb^$n+$c; $fc=10*$xc^$n+$c; $fd=10*$xd^$n+$c; $answer=($fa+$fb+$fc+$fd)*$dx;@ 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=$xa, $xb, $xc, $xd@ qu.2.1.part.1.mode=Ntuple@ qu.2.1.part.2.editing=useHTML@ qu.2.1.part.2.question=(Unset)@ qu.2.1.part.2.answer=$fa, $fb, $fc, $fd@ qu.2.1.part.2.mode=Ntuple@ qu.2.1.part.3.answer.units=@ qu.2.1.part.3.numStyle= @ qu.2.1.part.3.editing=useHTML@ qu.2.1.part.3.showUnits=false@ qu.2.1.part.3.question=(Unset)@ qu.2.1.part.3.mode=Numeric@ qu.2.1.part.3.grading=exact_value@ qu.2.1.part.3.negStyle=minus@ qu.2.1.part.3.answer.num=$answer@ qu.2.1.question=Let   f ( x ) = 10 x $n + $c .
List the evaluation points x i needed in a right-hand Riemann sum on the interval [ $a , $b ] ,
using 4 points. Separate your answers with commas.

<1>  

List the values f ( x i ) , separated by commas. Use the exact values.
<2>  

Compute the Riemann sum. Use the exact value.
<3>  @ qu.2.2.mode=Inline@ qu.2.2.editing=useHTML@ qu.2.2.algorithm=$a=range(1,3); $n=range(2,3); $c=range(2,9); $dx=switch(rint(2),0.2,0.4); $b=$a+4*$dx; $xa=$a; $xb=$a+$dx; $xc=$a+2*$dx; $xd=$a+3*$dx; $fa=10*$xa^$n+$c; $fb=10*$xb^$n+$c; $fc=10*$xc^$n+$c; $fd=10*$xd^$n+$c; $answer=($fa+$fb+$fc+$fd)*$dx;@ qu.2.2.weighting=1,1,1@ qu.2.2.numbering=alpha@ qu.2.2.part.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.2.2.part.1.question=(Unset)@ qu.2.2.part.1.answer=$xa, $xb, $xc, $xd@ qu.2.2.part.1.mode=Ntuple@ qu.2.2.part.2.editing=useHTML@ qu.2.2.part.2.question=(Unset)@ qu.2.2.part.2.answer=$fa, $fb, $fc, $fd@ qu.2.2.part.2.mode=Ntuple@ qu.2.2.part.3.answer.units=@ qu.2.2.part.3.numStyle= @ qu.2.2.part.3.editing=useHTML@ qu.2.2.part.3.showUnits=false@ qu.2.2.part.3.question=(Unset)@ qu.2.2.part.3.mode=Numeric@ qu.2.2.part.3.grading=exact_value@ qu.2.2.part.3.negStyle=minus@ qu.2.2.part.3.answer.num=$answer@ qu.2.2.question=Let   f ( x ) = 10 x $n + $c .
List the evaluation points x i needed in a left-hand Riemann sum on the interval [ $a , $b ] ,
using 4 points. Separate your answers with commas.

<1>  

List the values f ( x i ) , separated by commas. Use the exact values.
<2>  

Compute the Riemann sum. Use the exact value.
<3>  @ qu.2.3.mode=Inline@ qu.2.3.editing=useHTML@ qu.2.3.algorithm=$a=range(1,3); $n=2; $c=range(2,9); $dx=switch(rint(2),0.2,0.4); $b=$a+4*$dx; $xa=$a+.5*$dx; $xb=$a+1.5*$dx; $xc=$a+2.5*$dx; $xd=$a+3.5*$dx; $fa=10*$xa^$n+$c; $fb=10*$xb^$n+$c; $fc=10*$xc^$n+$c; $fd=10*$xd^$n+$c; $answer=($fa+$fb+$fc+$fd)*$dx;@ qu.2.3.weighting=1,1,1@ qu.2.3.numbering=alpha@ qu.2.3.part.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.2.3.part.1.question=(Unset)@ qu.2.3.part.1.answer=$xa, $xb, $xc, $xd@ qu.2.3.part.1.mode=Ntuple@ qu.2.3.part.2.editing=useHTML@ qu.2.3.part.2.question=(Unset)@ qu.2.3.part.2.answer=$fa, $fb, $fc, $fd@ qu.2.3.part.2.mode=Ntuple@ qu.2.3.part.3.answer.units=@ qu.2.3.part.3.numStyle= @ qu.2.3.part.3.editing=useHTML@ qu.2.3.part.3.showUnits=false@ qu.2.3.part.3.question=(Unset)@ qu.2.3.part.3.mode=Numeric@ qu.2.3.part.3.grading=exact_value@ qu.2.3.part.3.negStyle=minus@ qu.2.3.part.3.answer.num=$answer@ qu.2.3.question=Let   f ( x ) = 10 x $n + $c .
List the evaluation points x i needed in a midpoint Riemann sum on the interval [ $a , $b ] ,
using 4 points. Separate your answers with commas.

<1>  

List the values f ( x i ) , separated by commas. Use the exact values.
<2>  

Compute the Riemann sum. Use the exact value.
<3>  @ qu.3.topic=3-exact computation of quadratic integrals@ qu.3.1.mode=Inline@ qu.3.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.3.1.algorithm=$a=range(1,10); $c=2*$a; $b=range(2,5); $F=mathml(3*x^2+2*$a*x); $dx=$b/n; $xi=$b*i/n; $fi=(3*$b^2/n^2)*i^2+(2*$a*$b/n)*i; $fidx=(3*$b^3/n^3)*i^2+(2*$a*$b^2/n^2)*i; $rsum=$b^3*(n+1)*(2*n+1)/(2*n^2)+$a*$b^2*(n+1)/n; $integral=$b^3+$a*$b^2;@ qu.3.1.weighting=1,1,1,1,1,1@ qu.3.1.numbering=alpha@ qu.3.1.part.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.3.1.part.1.question=(Unset)@ qu.3.1.part.1.answer=$dx@ qu.3.1.part.1.mode=Formula@ qu.3.1.part.2.editing=useHTML@ qu.3.1.part.2.question=(Unset)@ qu.3.1.part.2.answer=$xi@ qu.3.1.part.2.mode=Formula@ qu.3.1.part.3.editing=useHTML@ qu.3.1.part.3.question=(Unset)@ qu.3.1.part.3.answer=$fi@ qu.3.1.part.3.mode=Formula@ qu.3.1.part.4.editing=useHTML@ qu.3.1.part.4.question=(Unset)@ qu.3.1.part.4.answer=$fidx@ qu.3.1.part.4.mode=Formula@ qu.3.1.part.5.editing=useHTML@ qu.3.1.part.5.question=(Unset)@ qu.3.1.part.5.answer=$rsum@ qu.3.1.part.5.mode=Formula@ qu.3.1.part.6.answer.units=@ qu.3.1.part.6.numStyle=thousands @ qu.3.1.part.6.editing=useHTML@ qu.3.1.part.6.showUnits=false@ qu.3.1.part.6.question=(Unset)@ qu.3.1.part.6.mode=Numeric@ qu.3.1.part.6.grading=exact_value@ qu.3.1.part.6.negStyle=minus@ qu.3.1.part.6.answer.num=$integral@ qu.3.1.question=Consider the right-hand Riemann sum representing the area under the graph of
$F from 0 to $b using n equal subdivisions.

What is Δx? (Your answer should be a function of n.)
<1>  

What is the general formula for x i for the Riemann sum in terms of n?
<2>  

What is the general formula for f ( x i ) in terms of n?
<3>  

What is the general formula for f ( x i ) Δx in terms of n?
<4>  

Use the formulas i = 1 n i = n ( n + 1 ) 2 and i = 1 n i 2 = n ( n + 1 ) ( 2 n + 1 ) 6
to compute the Riemann sum in terms of n.
<5>  

Compute 0 $b ( 3 x 2 + $c x ) x by taking a limit of the Riemann sum as n .

<6>  @ qu.4.topic=4-estimating definite integrals from graphs@ qu.4.1.question=Determine 0 $r f ( x ) x using the graph of f given below.
@ qu.4.1.answer.num=$answer@ qu.4.1.answer.units=@ qu.4.1.showUnits=false@ qu.4.1.grading=exact_value@ qu.4.1.negStyle=minus@ qu.4.1.numStyle=thousands @ qu.4.1.mode=Numeric@ qu.4.1.comment=The integral is the sum of the signed areas. Subtract the negative area from the positive area. The answer is $answer.@ qu.4.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.4.1.algorithm=$a=range(4,10); $d=range(4,10); condition:eq(int(($a+$d)/2),($a+$d)/2); $c=range(1,2); $s=range(2,3); $q=range(1,4); $m=$q/(2*$c); $b=$a+2*$s*$c; $r=$b+2*$c+$d; $answer=$q*($s*$a+($s^2-1)*$c-$d); $f=maple("seq([2*i,$q*y,y=-1..$s],i=1..18)");@ qu.5.topic=5-elementary antiderivatives@ qu.5.1.mode=Formula Mod C@ qu.5.1.comment=The answer is ${mathml("$answer")}.@ qu.5.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.5.1.algorithm=$a=range(1,9); $b=range(1,9); $c=range(1,9); $m=range(2,5); $mp=$m+1; $bm=$b*$m; $n=range(2,5); $np=$n+1; $p=range(2,5); $pm=$p-1; $function=$a*x^$n+$b*x^(1/"$m")+$c*x^(-$p); $answer=($a/"$np")*x^($n+1)+($bm/"$mp")*x^("$mp/$m")-($c/"$pm")*x^(1-$p);@ qu.5.1.question=Find an antiderivative of   ${mathml("$function")}.@ qu.5.1.answer=$answer@ qu.5.2.mode=Formula Mod C@ qu.5.2.comment=The answer is ${mathml("$answer")}.@ qu.5.2.editing=useHTML@ qu.5.2.algorithm=$a=range(1,9); $b=range(-9,9); $c=range(-9,9); condition:not(eq($b*($b-1)*$c,0)); $function=$a*"e"^($b*x)+($c/x); $answer=($a/"$b")*"e"^($b*x)+$c*ln(abs(x));@ qu.5.2.question=Find an antiderivative of   ${mathml("$function")}.
Note that you must use "abs" for the absolute value function.@ qu.5.2.answer=$answer@ qu.5.3.mode=Formula Mod C@ qu.5.3.comment=The answer is ${mathml("$answer")}.@ qu.5.3.editing=useHTML@ qu.5.3.algorithm=$a=range(2,9); $rone=rint(2); $fone=switch($rone,sin($a*x),cos($a*x)); $ansone=switch($rone,cos($a*x),sin($a*x)); $sign=switch($rone,-1,1); $ftwo=(sec x)^2; $anstwo=tan x; $answer=$sign*(1/"$a")*($ansone)+$anstwo;@ qu.5.3.question=Find an antiderivative of   ${mathml($fone+$ftwo)}.@ qu.5.3.answer=$answer@ qu.5.4.mode=Formula Mod C@ qu.5.4.comment=The answer is ${mathml("$answer")}. Note that the absolute value is optional because ${mathml($w)} > 0 .@ qu.5.4.editing=useHTML@ qu.5.4.algorithm=$a=range(1,8); $b=range(2,8); $n=range(2,8,2); $w=$a+$b*x^$n; $wpf=if(eq($n,2),x,x^($n-1)); $wpc=$n*$b; $function=($wpf)/($w); $answer=("1"/($wpc))*ln($w);@ qu.5.4.question=Find an antiderivative of   ${mathml($function)}.@ qu.5.4.answer=$answer@ qu.6.topic=6-definite integrals by the fundamental theorem@ qu.6.1.mode=Formula@ qu.6.1.comment=The answer is ${mathml("$answer")}.@ qu.6.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.6.1.algorithm=$a=range(1,2); $b=range(2,4); $c=range(2,9); condition:gt($b,$a); $r=rint(4); $n=switch($r,1,2,-2,-3); $m=switch($r,2,3,1,2); $d=switch($r,2,3,$a*$b,2*$a^2*$b^2); $function=if(eq($r,0),$c*$x,$c*x^$n); $answer=($c*($b^$m-$a^$m))/"$d";@ qu.6.1.question=Compute $a $b ${mathml($function)} ${mathml(d*x)}.@ qu.6.1.answer=$answer@ qu.6.2.mode=Formula@ qu.6.2.comment=The answer is ${mathml("$answer")}.@ qu.6.2.editing=useHTML@ qu.6.2.algorithm=$b=range(2,9); $c=range(2,9); $a=range(-9,9); condition:not(eq($a*($a-1),0)); $function=$c*"e"^($a*x); $answer="($c/$a)*(e^($a*$b)-1)";@ qu.6.2.question=Compute 0 $b ${mathml("$function")} ${mathml(d*x)}.@ qu.6.2.answer=$answer@ qu.6.3.mode=Formula@ qu.6.3.comment=The answer is ${mathml("$answer")}.@ qu.6.3.editing=useHTML@ qu.6.3.algorithm=$a=range(2,5); $b=range(6,9); $c=range(2,9); $x=switch(rint(6),"t","u","v","w","y","z"); $function=$c/$x; $answer="$c*ln($b/$a)";@ qu.6.3.question=Compute $a $b ${mathml($function)} ${mathml(d*$x)}.@ qu.6.3.answer=$answer@ qu.6.4.mode=Formula@ qu.6.4.comment=The answer is ${mathml("$answer")}.@ qu.6.4.editing=useHTML@ qu.6.4.algorithm=$a=range(2,5); $b=range(1,5); $n=range(2,5); $r=range(0,2); $t=range(2,4); condition:not(gt($t+$n,6)); $s=switch($r,1,1,-1); $q=switch($r,7,1,$t^$n); condition:gt($s*$b*$q,$s*$a); $w=switch($r,$a+$b*x^$n,$b*x^$n-$a,$a-$b*x^$n); $wpf=switch($r,if(eq($n,2),x,x^($n-1)),if(eq($n,2),x,x^($n-1)),if(eq($n,2),x,x^($n-1))); $wpc=switch($r,$n*$b,$n*$b,-$n*$b); $function=($wpf)/($w); $from=switch($r,0,1,0); $to=$t; $wto=switch($r,$a+$b*$to^$n,$b*$to^$n-$a,$a-$b*$to^$n); $wfrom=switch($r,$a,$b-$a,$a); $answer=("1"/($wpc))*"ln($wto/$wfrom)";@ qu.6.4.question=Compute $from $to ${mathml($function)} ${mathml(d*x)}.@ qu.6.4.answer=$answer@ qu.7.topic=7-f values from f'@ qu.7.1.mode=Formula@ qu.7.1.comment=The answer is ${mathml("$answer")}.@ qu.7.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.7.1.algorithm=$c=range(1,9); $n=range(2,5); $np=$n+1; $a=range(1,4); $b=range(-8,8); condition:not(gt($a+$n,6)); $function=$c*x^$n; $C=($b*$np-$c*$a^($np))/"$np"; $answer=($c/"$np")*x^($np)+"$C";@ qu.7.1.question=Find an antiderivative of   ${mathml("$function")} that passes through the point ( $a , $b ) .@ qu.7.1.answer=$answer@ qu.7.2.question=An object is originally located at x = $x . Beginning at time zero, the object moves along the x axis with velocity given by the graph below. Determine the location of the object at time $r.
@ qu.7.2.answer.num=$answer@ qu.7.2.answer.units=@ qu.7.2.showUnits=false@ qu.7.2.grading=exact_value@ qu.7.2.negStyle=minus@ qu.7.2.numStyle=thousands @ qu.7.2.mode=Numeric@ qu.7.2.comment=The net displacement is the integral of the velocity. The answer is $answer.@ qu.7.2.editing=useHTML@ qu.7.2.algorithm=$x=range(1,10); $a=range(4,10); $d=range(4,10); condition:eq(int(($a+$d)/2),($a+$d)/2); $c=range(1,2); $s=range(2,3); $q=range(1,4); $m=$q/(2*$c); $b=$a+2*$s*$c; $r=$b+2*$c+$d; $answer=$x+$q*($s*$a+($s^2-1)*$c-$d); $f=maple("seq([2*i,$q*y,y=-1..$s],i=1..18)");@ qu.7.3.mode=Formula@ qu.7.3.comment=The net displacement is the integral of the velocity. The answer is ${mathml("$answer")}.@ qu.7.3.editing=useHTML@ qu.7.3.algorithm=$x=range(-5,5); $a=range(-5,5); $b=range(-5,5); $bm=-$b; $c=range(1,4); $r=range(2,3); condition:not(eq($x*($a^2+$b^2),0)); $function=if(lt($b,0),$a-$bm*t+$c*t^2,$a+$b*t+$c*t^2); $answer=(6*$x+6*$a*$r+3*$b*$r^2+2*$c*$r^3)/"6";@ qu.7.3.question=An object is originally located at x = $x . Beginning at time zero, the object moves along the x axis with velocity given by ${mathml($function)}. Determine the exact location of the object at time $r.@ qu.7.3.answer=$answer@ qu.8.topic=8-average value@ qu.8.1.question=Determine the average value of f on the interval [ 0 , $r ] .
Your answer should be correct to 2 decimal places.
@ qu.8.1.answer.num=$answer@ qu.8.1.answer.units=@ qu.8.1.showUnits=false@ qu.8.1.grading=toler_abs@ qu.8.1.err=.01@ qu.8.1.negStyle=minus@ qu.8.1.numStyle=thousands @ qu.8.1.mode=Numeric@ qu.8.1.comment=The answer is $answer.@ qu.8.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.8.1.algorithm=$a=range(4,10); $d=range(4,10); condition:eq(int(($a+$d)/2),($a+$d)/2); $c=range(1,2); $s=range(2,3); $q=range(1,4); $m=$q/(2*$c); $b=$a+2*$s*$c; $r=$b+2*$c+$d; $answer=$q*($s*$a+($s^2-1)*$c-$d)/$r; $f=maple("seq([2*i,$q*y,y=-1..$s],i=1..18)");@ qu.8.2.mode=Formula@ qu.8.2.comment=The answer is ${mathml("$answer")}.@ qu.8.2.editing=useHTML@ qu.8.2.algorithm=$c=range(-4,4); condition:not(eq($c,0)); $a=range(1,4); $h=range(1,4); $b=$a+$h; $num=$a^2+$a*$b+$b^2; $termtwo=$c*($a+$b); $answer="$num/3+$termtwo";@ qu.8.2.question=Find the average value of   ${mathml(x^2+2*$c*x)}   on the interval [ $a , $b ] .
Your answer should be exact.@ qu.8.2.answer=$answer@ qu.9.topic=9-derivatives of integrals@ qu.9.1.mode=Formula@ qu.9.1.comment=The answer is ${mathml($answera)} ${mathml($answerb)}.@ qu.9.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.9.1.algorithm=$a=range(0,2); $b=range(2,9); $c=range(2,9); $d=range(2,9); $m=range(2,6); $n=range(2,6); $f=switch(rint(3),"sin","cos","tan"); $functiona=ln($b*t^$n+$c); $functionb=$f($d*t^-$m); $answera=ln($b*x^$n+$c); $answerb=$f($d*x^-$m); $answer=$answera*$answerb;@ qu.9.1.question=Find the derivative of $a x ${mathml($functiona)} ${mathml($functionb)} dt .@ qu.9.1.answer=$answer@ qu.9.2.mode=Formula@ qu.9.2.comment=The answer is ${mathml($answer)}.@ qu.9.2.editing=useHTML@ qu.9.2.algorithm=$a=range(0,2); $b=range(2,9); $n=range(2,6); $v=switch(rint(5),"u","v","w","y","z"); $function=sqrt(sec($b*$v^$n)); $answer=sqrt(sec($b*x^$n));@ qu.9.2.question=Find the derivative of $a x ${mathml($function)} d$v .@ qu.9.2.answer=$answer@