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The Fundamental Theorem

1.[2p]

Evaluate ∫0πsinxdx.

CorrectNot quite: 2

2.[2p]

Evaluate ∫02(3x2−2x)dx.

CorrectNot quite: 4

3.[3p]

Part two of the theorem works with any antiderivative F. What guarantees that the choice does not matter?

Correct

The answer is: Two antiderivatives differ by a constant, which cancels in the subtraction F(b)−F(a)

The answer is: Two antiderivatives differ by a constant, which cancels in the subtraction F(b)−F(a)

The answer is: Two antiderivatives differ by a constant, which cancels in the subtraction F(b)−F(a)

4.[3p]

If G(x)=∫1x3lntdt, find G′(2), to two decimal places.

CorrectNot quite: 24.95

5.[3p]

Evaluating ∫−11dx/x2 as [−1/x] gives −2, which is impossible for a positive integrand. Why?

Correct

The answer is: The integrand is unbounded at x=0, inside the interval, so the theorem does not apply

The answer is: The integrand is unbounded at x=0, inside the interval, so the theorem does not apply

The answer is: The integrand is unbounded at x=0, inside the interval, so the theorem does not apply

6.[2p]

Water enters a tank at r(t)=200+20t litres per minute. How many litres enter in the first 10 minutes?

CorrectNot quite: 3000

7.[3p]

A particle has velocity v(t)=t2−4 m/s. What is its displacement over the first 3 seconds, in metres? Give the signed value.

CorrectNot quite: -3

8.[2p]

Every continuous function has an antiderivative, though it may not be expressible in elementary terms.

Correct

The answer is: True

9.[3p]

Match each integrand to its antiderivative.

  • xn with n≠−1

  • 1/x

  • cosx

  • 1/(1+x2)

  • arctanx

  • xn+1/(n+1)

  • ln|x|

  • sinx

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xn with n≠−1: xn+1/(n+1) 1/x: ln|x| cosx: sinx 1/(1+x2): arctanx