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A midterm exam for calculus i students at the university of texas at san antonio, covering topics such as finding derivatives, linear approximations, and geometry. Questions include finding the derivative of a trigonometric function, solving an equation, finding the linear approximation of a function, and calculating the volume of a conical glass of martini. Students are required to show all work and justify their answers.
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Midterm 2 / 2001.10.31 / Calculus I / MAT 1214.
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Please show all work and justify your answers.
(a) y = cos^3
1 − x^2
)
(b) (xy^2 + 1)^7 (x − y^3 )^8 = 1
1 − x^2 near x = − 1 /2. Sketch both y = f (x) and the linear approximation.
(a) What is the total volume of martini computed by Boris? (the volume of a cone of height h and radius r is πr^2 h/3) (b) How long must 007 wait for Boris to finish pouring? (c) Sketch 007’s glass with the olive on the bottom and martini level high enough to cover the olive. What is the relationship between the level and volume of martini in 007’s glass during the pouring process? (d) What is the level of martini in the glass, when Boris is half way through pouring? (e) How fast is the martini level rising, when Boris is half way through pouring?
1 2 3 total (65) (%)
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO