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Practice: integrals, areas and accumulation

Practice: integrals, areas and accumulation

1

Find the integrals.

a

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    b

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      c

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        d

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          2

          Find the integrals by the inner derivative.

          a

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            b

            The derivative of x2+2x\displaystyle x^2+2x is 2x+2=2(x+1)\displaystyle {2x+2}={2(x+1)}.

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              c

              The derivative of e2x+1\displaystyle e^{2x}+1 is 2e2x\displaystyle 2e^{2x}.

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                3

                Calculate the integrals. Write an exact result.

                a

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                  b

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                    c

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                      4

                      The derivative of a function f\displaystyle f is f′(x)=ex+1x+1\displaystyle {f'(x)}={e^x+\frac{1}{x+1}}, for x>−1\displaystyle x>-1.
                      The graph of f\displaystyle f passes through the point (0,3)\displaystyle (0,3).

                      a

                      Find all the antiderivatives of f′\displaystyle f'.

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                        b

                        Find C\displaystyle C, and write f(x)\displaystyle f(x).

                        5

                        The function f(x)=xex2\displaystyle {f(x)}={xe^{x^2}} is given.

                        a

                        Mark the zero of the function.

                        f(x)=xex2\displaystyle f(x)=xe^{x^{2}}

                        b

                        Calculate the area bounded by the graph, the x\displaystyle x-axis and the line x=1\displaystyle {x}={1}.

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                          c

                          Prove that f\displaystyle f is odd.
                          Explain why the area between x=−1\displaystyle {x}={-1} and x=0\displaystyle {x}={0} equals the area you calculated in part b.

                          d

                          Calculate the whole shaded area, between x=−1\displaystyle {x}={-1} and x=1\displaystyle {x}={1}.

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                            6

                            The functions f(x)=6x\displaystyle {f(x)}={\frac{6}{x}} and g(x)=7−x\displaystyle {g(x)}={7-x} are given, for x>0\displaystyle x>0.

                            a

                            Find the x\displaystyle x-coordinates of the points where the two graphs meet.

                              b

                              Calculate the area enclosed between the two graphs.

                              f(x)=6x\displaystyle f(x)=\frac{6}{x}
                              g(x)=7−x\displaystyle g(x)=7-x

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                                7

                                k\displaystyle k is a positive parameter.
                                The area bounded by the graph of f(x)=e2x\displaystyle {f(x)}={e^{2x}}, the axes and the line x=k\displaystyle {x}={k} is 4.

                                a

                                Express the area in terms of k\displaystyle k.

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                                  b

                                  Find k\displaystyle k: write an equation in k\displaystyle k and solve it.

                                  8

                                  A population of bacteria grows at a rate of r(t)=300e0.2t\displaystyle {r(t)}={300e^{0.2t}} bacteria an hour.
                                  t\displaystyle t is the time in hours since the experiment began.

                                  a

                                  By how many bacteria does the population grow in the first 5 hours?
                                  Write an exact result, and on another line round it to a whole number.

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                                    b

                                    In the first t\displaystyle t hours the population grows by 1500e0.2t−1500\displaystyle 1500e^{0.2t}-1500 bacteria.
                                    After how many hours will it have grown by 3000 bacteria?