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AP Calculus BC Chapter 5 Homework

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AP Calculus BC Chapter 5 Homework

1. This document appears to be a student's homework assignment on calculus concepts including antiderivatives, derivatives, integrals, and area under curves. It contains 12 problems assessing these concepts along with the student's responses. 2. The problems involve finding antiderivatives, derivatives, evaluating definite and indefinite integrals using trigonometric, exponential and algebraic functions, and calculating area under curves using integrals. 3. The student's scores and responses indicate their current understanding of calculus concepts and practice problems are aimed to further improve and assess their mastery of these skills.

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Chapter 5 Summative Practice (Homework) AP Calculus BC, section Period 8
Instructor: Kevin McCaughey
Current Score : 23 / 26 Due : Tuesday, November 27, 2018 11:30 AM HKTLast Saved : n/a Saving...  ()

1. 2/2 points |  Previous AnswersSCalc6 4.9.013.

Find the most general antiderivative of the function. (Check your answer by differentiation. Use C for
the constant of the antiderivative.)

u4 + 8 u
f(u) = 
u2
F(u) =

13 u3−16u−(12 )+C

     

2. 2/2 points |  Previous AnswersSCalc6 4.9.035.

Find f.

f ''(θ) = sin θ + cos θ,    f(0) = 5,    f '(0) = 3
f(θ) =

4θ−sin(θ)−cos(θ)+6

     
3. 2/2 points |  Previous AnswersSCalc6 4.9.044.

The graph of a function f is shown. Which graph is an antiderivative of f?

b    

   

4. 2/2 points |  Previous AnswersSCalc6 [Link].

Evaluate the integral.

int_0^1 x\(6 root3(x) + 7 root4(x)\) dx
358/63  

       
5. 2/2 points |  Previous AnswersSCalc6 5.4.034.

Evaluate the integral.
π/3
6 sec θ tan θ dθ
π/4

12(2−√22 )

   

6. 2/2 points |  Previous AnswersSCalc6 5.4.046.

Consider the boundaries of the shaded region given below.

text(the ) y text(­axis)  

text(the line )y = alpha = 4  

text(the curve )y=4 root5(x)

Find the area A of this region by writing x as a function of y and integrating with respect to y. 
A =  2/3  

   

7. 4/4 points |  Previous AnswersSCalc6 5.4.056.

The velocity function (in meters per second) is given for a particle moving along a line.

v(t) = t2 − 2t − 24,    1 ≤ t ≤ 7

(a) Find the displacement. 
‑78    m 
 
(b) Find the distance traveled by the particle during the given time interval. 
266/3    m

   
8. 2/2 points |  Previous AnswersSCalc6 5.5.017.

Evaluate the indefinite integral.

cos  5t
 dt
5t

25 sin(√5t)

 
 + C

     

9. 2/2 points |  Previous AnswersSCalc6 5.5.023.

Evaluate the indefinite integral.

29
cot x  csc2 x dx

29
−   csc2 x + C
30

29
−  (cot x)30/29 + C      
30
29
 cot2 x + C
30

− (csc x)29/30 + C

29
(csc x)30/29 + C
30

     

10.­1/2 points |  Previous AnswersSCalc6 5.5.029.

Evaluate the indefinite integral.

x
4  dx
x + 7

$$47 (x+7)(74 )−283 u(x+7)(34 )

 
 + C

     
11.2/2 points |  Previous AnswersSCalc6 5.5.046.

Evaluate the definite integral. (Assume a > 0.)
a1/3
x5 a2 − x6  dx
0
$$a39 

   

12.2/2 points |  Previous AnswersSCalc6 5.5.057.

14 7
If f is continuous and  f(x) dx = 16,  find  f(2x) dx.   
0 0
8 

     

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