TURN OFF CELL PHONES, BEEPERS, AND CHIMING WATCHES.

 

KEEP YOUR EYES ON YOUR OWN PAPER.

 

 INSTRUCTIONS FOR PART I: Write your answers for these questions on a scantron (form 882-ES or 882-E) and mark only one answer per question. On the scantron form, print your name legibly and indicate the final exam version (either A or B).

 

Each of the questions in this part counts 5  points each, for a total possible score of 45 points. You may use a calculator. You may write on this exam or request scratch paper if needed.

 

1. Find the difference quotient for  and

A.         B.         C.   D.         E.

 

2. Find an equation of the line tangent to  at the point (1,3).

A.        B.   C.              D.         E.

 

3. If  , then find

A. does not exist           B. 2      C. 1     D. 0     E.

 

4. If , find

A.                 B.                 C.                 D. A.            E.

 

5. Which of the following functions is continuous at the point (1,0) but not differentiable at (1,0)?

 

A.           B.               C.             D.                

E. no such function exists

 

6. Find  if

 

A. 1                 B.                C.  0                D. not enough information given           

E. does not exist

 

7. Determine c so that the following function is continuous. Choose an interval that contains c.

 

A..        B.           C.           D.           E.

 

 

8. Suppose  Compute

 

A. 1     B.    C. 0     D.    E.

 

9. If f and g are differentiable functions such that  and  find

 

A. 0     B. 5      C. 4     D.   E. not enough information given

 

10. If f and g are differentiable functions such that    and  find

 

A.                B.              C.              D. 0                 E. not enough information given

 

11. Find

 

A.              B.              C.              D. does not exist           E.  0

 

12. If  what is ?

 

A. 9     B. 2      C. 106             D. 25               E. 0

 

13. Solve for x:

 

A. 4                 B.                  C. no solutions  D.              E.

 

14. If f and g are continuous functions with  and  find

 

A.0      B. 6      C. 3     E. 5      E. not enough information given

 

15. Find an equation of the normal line to the graph of  at .

A.          B.       C.          D.

E.

 

 

INSTRUCTIONS FOR PART II: For these questions, you should write down all steps in your solutions. Write legibly and carefully label any graphs or pictures. Partial credit will be given for those parts of your solution that are correct. Each of the questions in this part counts 11 points, for a total possible score of 55 points.

 

16. Find the point(s) on the graph of  where the tangent line to the graph of  is parallel to the line

 

17. Use the definition of the derivative to show that  when

18. Use the quotient rule to determine the derivative of  

19. Find an equation for the tangent line to the graph of  at the point with x-coordinate 1.

 

20. Evaluate  without using a calculator or L’Hôpital’s rule.