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BC Practice Examination 3 Section | Part At (See instructions, page 532. Answers are given on page 565.) eax 1. A function f(x) equals for all x except x= 1. In order that the function be continuous at x = 1, the value of f (1) must be 0 Bi ©2 W)e © noneofthese 4 BO OF D2 nonesistent 3. The first four terms of the Taylor series about x= 0 of Vi + x are Po eens aa Mi-staa 6 Ota eta x ¥ x x ve x x ¥ xe O1ts- stig @M 147-3 tp © -14+5-9+i6 4, Using the local linearization of f(x) = V9 + sin (2x) near 0, an estimate of f (0.06) is (A) 0.02 (B) 2.98 (C) 3.01 (@) 3.02 (E) 3.03 60. 5. Air is escaping from a balloon at arate of R() = 73 ft/min, where fis measured in minutes. How much (in ft’) escapes during the first minute? (15 B) 1st (©) 30 @D) 307) 302 6. The motion of a particle in a plane is given by the pair of equations x= e" cos t, y=e' sin f. The magnitude of its acceleration at any time f equals (A) Vie (B) 2c Veos2r —(C) 2e' =D) eB) 2” "Beginning in May 1998, 55 minutes willbe allowed fr Pat A10. i. 12. 13. BC Practice Examination 3 559 . By differentiating term-by-term the series @=F Gwe on aa 9 16 the interval of convergence obtained is (A) 03x32 (B) 0OSx<2 (C) O 0,y > 0) and y=3 when x= 1, then +3 OY 6 HS 1 23. A solid is cut out of a sphere of radius 2 by two parallel planes each 1 unit from the center. The volume of this solid is 32m 25m 220 200 (A) 8 o> Oz o> o> 1 24, The length of the arc of y = = Finsfromx= 1tox=4is 15 7 1 1s S+in2 5 (5 + ) <7 + Ww yt @B) 5(5+In2) 507 +n D3 45 OG Let f(x) = 45 + 3x — 2, and let f~! denote the inverse of f. Then (f~*) ’(2) equals 1 i z As (B) 8 (1 @) 8 (E) 83 26. The curve with parametric equations x= Vt — 2 andy = V6 — ris (A) part ofacircle — (B) aparabola —(C) astraigh (D) part of ahyperbola —_(E) none of these 27. Which of the following statements are true about the graph of y= In (4 + 3°)? I. Itis symmetric to the y-axis. IL. Ithas a local minimum at x= 0. IIL, Ithas inflection points at x= +2. (A) Tonly — (B) Honly (©) Monly (D) Tand I only (E) 1, 0, and 2 dx % [aes 7 et ot ot . (A) — 3 (B) ’ (c) q (D) 3 (E) nonexistent Part BI (See instructions, page 536.) 29, The area bounded by the curve x = 3y ~ y* and the line x= — “ is represented by : poe [er-yay ® fara © [e-»a+ [ro 3s : M[-Me © [er-%a : "Beginning in May 1998, $0 minutes wil be allowed for Part B.BC Practice Examination 3 563 30. Find the area bounded by the spiral r= In @ on the interval 7 = 0 S 2m. (A) 2.405 (B) 2.931 (C) 3.743) 4.810 (E) 7.487 31. Find the slope of the curve defined parametrically by x= fe ot its smallest x-intercept. (A) -40.171 — B) -2— (©) 0.050) 0.999 | I x-6 32. [S—ydv= @inlee@-3al+c @) -mle@-al+c Onms+e wo ne +C ©) none of these 33. Bacteria in a culture increase at a rate proportional to the number present. An initial population of 200 triples in 10 hours. If this pattern of increase continues unabated, then the approximate number of bacteria after one full day is (A) 1160 (B) 1440 (C) 2408 =~ (D) 2793) 8380 34. Using the substitution x= 2r ~ 1, the definite integral / 1V2r— Id may be j 5 ‘expressed in the form af (x + Vide, where (k, a, b} = “w {f.2.3} 3) {f.35} © {j.59} o {5.2.3} ®) {5.5.9} 35. The curve defined by x° + xy — y= 10 has a vertical tangent line when x= 1 (A) Oor — 5 (B) 1037 (C) 2.074) 2.096) 2.154 ae The graph of f shown on [0,7] is for Questions 36 and 37. Let G(x) = J fdr. 36. G'(I)is @1 @)2 ©3 @W)6 — @ undefinedPractice Examinations: Section | 37. Ghasa local maximum at x= 4 (Ay 1 B) 3 (2 Ms (E) 8 38. If the half-life of a radioactive substance is 8 years, how long will it take, in years, for two thirds of the substance to decay? (A) 4.68 (B) 7.69 (C) 12 @) 12.21 ) 12.68 0) * 39. Using the left rectangular method, and 4 subintervals, estimate [ |f(O| dt, where fis the function graphed above. ° “4 B85 ©8 MIS 6 40. The area in the first quadrant bounded by the curve with parametric equations x= 2a tan 0, y = 2a cos” 8, and the lines x = 0 and x = 2a is equal to ma A mae? B) 2nd OF OF @ noneof these Al. The base of a solid is the region bounded by x*= 4y and the line y=2, and each plane section perpendicular to the y-axis is a square. The volume of the solid is (8 B16 (20° ©) 32 ©) 6 42. An object initially at rest at (3,3) moves with acceleration a(#) = (2,e~*). Where is the object at = 2? (A) Ge) (B) (4c? + 2) © Ce) D) (7,e7 + 2) E) ("+ 4)Answers to BC Practice Examination 3 565 43. The figure shown consists of a rectangle capped by a semicircle, Its area is 100 yd?, ‘The minimum perimeter of the figure is (A) 10.584 yd (B) 28.284 (C) 37.793 yd (D) 38.721 ya (E) 51.820 yd 44. Using the first two terms in the Maciaurin series for y racy to within 0.001 over the interval |x| <& when k (A) 0.032 (B) 0394 (©) 0.786) 0.788 —(E) 1.570 = cos.x, we can achieve accu- 45. After t years, 50e-'* pounds of a deposit of a radioactive substance remains. The average amount per Year not lost by radioactive decay during the second hundred years is (A) 2.91 (B) 581b (CC) 741) 1.1) none of these _ Answers to BC Practice Examination 3: Section | LB 10. B 9% E 28. D 37. B zee 1. D 20. C 2. 2B 38. E 30¢ A 2. 2B 30. C 39. ~=E 4D 13.4 22. D 31. A 40. A 5B 14D 23. D 32. 41. D ec Bb. B 24. B 33. D a2. & 7B 16. B 25. B 34. 43. C & B hs 26. A 35. C 44. 2B % B 18. B 27. E 36. ~D 45. B The explanations for questions not given below will be found in the answers to AB Practice Examination 3, on pages 506 to 514. Identical questions in Section T of Practice Examinations AB3 and BC3 have the same number. The answer to Question 4, for exam. Ple, not given below, will be found in Section I of Examination AB3, Answer 4, page 506Practice Examinations: Section | Since lim f(x) = 1, to render f(x) continuous at x= 1 we must define f(1) to be 1 Note that x where we let= = 0. elet > We obtain the first few terms of the Maclaurin series generated by f@)=Vitx f@)=Vi+x; fO)= Fd=Za es Faeyr, F0)= ary? FO So Vi +x=143 - Here, dx d) Ga eloost — sind, a = e(sint + cos), and ax @y a Giz 7 2sinde’, Fa=2(cos de’ and the magnitude of the acceleration, |. |, is given by1. 10. 11. 13. 17. 18. 19. 23. Answers to BC Practice Examination 3 567 The new series is x=1,@- , @-1F + mes 3 4 toe Using the Ratio Test, page 346, we find that the series converges when 0