The Fundamental Theorem
1.[2p] Evaluate .
Evaluate .
2.[2p] Evaluate .
Evaluate .
3.[3p] Part two of the theorem works with any antiderivative . What guarantees that the choice does not matter?
Part two of the theorem works with any antiderivative . What guarantees that the choice does not matter?
The answer is: Two antiderivatives differ by a constant, which cancels in the subtraction
The answer is: Two antiderivatives differ by a constant, which cancels in the subtraction
The answer is: Two antiderivatives differ by a constant, which cancels in the subtraction
4.[3p] If , find , to two decimal places.
If , find , to two decimal places.
5.[3p] Evaluating as gives , which is impossible for a positive integrand. Why?
Evaluating as gives , which is impossible for a positive integrand. Why?
The answer is: The integrand is unbounded at , inside the interval, so the theorem does not apply
The answer is: The integrand is unbounded at , inside the interval, so the theorem does not apply
The answer is: The integrand is unbounded at , inside the interval, so the theorem does not apply
6.[2p] Water enters a tank at litres per minute. How many litres enter in the first 10 minutes?
Water enters a tank at litres per minute. How many litres enter in the first 10 minutes?
7.[3p] A particle has velocity m/s. What is its displacement over the first 3 seconds, in metres? Give the signed value.
A particle has velocity m/s. What is its displacement over the first 3 seconds, in metres? Give the signed value.
8.[2p] Every continuous function has an antiderivative, though it may not be expressible in elementary terms.
Every continuous function has an antiderivative, though it may not be expressible in elementary terms.
The answer is: True
9.[3p] Match each integrand to its antiderivative.
Match each integrand to its antiderivative.
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