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WorksheetsAP Calculus: Avoid the Traps
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 53mins
How can you tell if a particle is slowing down?
If velocity is negative at t=___
If acceleration is negative at t=___
If velocity and acceleration have the same sign at t=___
If velocity and acceleration have opposite signs at t=___
What is ∫e4xdx ?
4e4x+C
41e4x+C
e4x+C
41ex+C
If g(x)=∫axf(t)dt , what is the relationship between g(x) and f(x)?
g(x)=f(x)
g(x)=f′(x)
g′(x)=f(x)
g′(x)=f′(x)
If f(1)=6, which of the following would give the value of f(6)?
∫16f′(x)dx
f(1)+∫16f′(x)dx
∫16f(x)dx
f(1)+∫16f(x)dx
Which justification is acceptable for using L'Hopital's Rule to find x→alimg(x)f(x) ?
x→alimg(x)f(x)=00
x→alimg(x)f(x)=∞∞
x→alimf(x)=0 and x→alimg(x)=0
g(a)f(a)=00
Let f′(x)=3cos(x2) . To find where f is increasing, what should you do with 3cos(x2) ?
Integrate
Differentiate
Use the chain rule
Look where it is positive
When is a tangent line approximation to f(x) at x=a an overestimation?
When f is increasing around x=a
When f is decreasing around x=a
When f is concave up around x=a
When f is concave down around x=a
Which of the following would make x=k an asymptote of f(x)?
x→∞limf(x)=k
x→klimf(x)=0
x→klimf(x)=∞
x→∞limf(x)=∞
Which of the following theorem(s) requires a function to be differentiable?
IVT
EVT
MVT
L'Hop
Which of the following integrals correctly uses natural logs?
∫x+31dx=ln∣x+3∣+C
∫x2+11dx=ln∣∣x2+1∣∣+C
∫1−x21dx=ln∣∣∣1−x2∣∣∣+C
∫(x−1)21dx=ln∣∣∣(x−1)2∣∣∣+C
Which of the following represents the average value of f(x) on the interval [a,b]?
b−af(b)−f(a)
2f(a)+f(b)
b−a1∫abf(x)dx
f(2a+b)
Which of the following statements about natural logs is true?
dxd(x1)=ln∣x∣
∫x1dx=lnx+C
dxdlnx=x1
∫lnxdx=x1+C
Complete the justification: The graph of f is concave down on (a,b) when:
f is negative on (a,b)
f' is negative on (a,b)
f" is negative on (a,b)
Which of the following is the correct derivative of xy with respect to x?
y
x(dxdy)+y
x+dxdy
y(dxdy)
Which of the following derivatives does not require the Chain Rule?
dxd(sin2x)
dxd(e3x)
dxd(x31)
dxd(x−1)
In which of these situations might you use an integral?
You know an amount and you want the rate of change
You know a rate and you want the change in amount
You want to see how fast the rate is changing
You want to see if a function is continuous
If the graph of f is increasing, which of the following must be an overestimate?
Left Riemann Sum
Right Riemann Sum
Midpoint Riemann Sum
Trapezoidal Sum
When calculating the absolute maximum of f on [a,b], which points need to be considered?
critical points
points of inflection and end points
critical points and points of inflection
critical points and end points
Which of the following is justification that f has a relative minimum at x=a?
f'(x)=0 at x=a
f' changes from increasing to decreasing
f' changes from negative to positive at x=a
f" changes from negative to positive at x=a
Suppose f(1)=−3 and f(2)=4 . Which of the following must be true?
There is a c in (1,2) such that f(c)=7
There is a c in (1,2) such that f(c)=2
There is a c in (1,2) such that f'(c)=7
None of the answers must be true
What is ∫5dt ?
0+C
5+C
0
5t+C
Suppose the substitution u=2x+1 is made in ∫15g(2x+1)dx . What will the new integral be?
21∫15g(u)du
2∫15g(u)du
21∫311g(u)du
2∫311g(u)du
Which expression gives the total distance traveled by a particle along the x-axis during a≤t≤b ?
∫abv(t)dt
∫ab∣v(t)∣dt
x(a)+∫abv(t)dt
x(a)+∫ab∣v(t)∣dt
A particle moves along the x-axis on [a,b]. What is its average velocity?
b−av(b)−v(a)
2x(a)+x(b)
b−a1∫abv(t)dt
2v(a)+v(b)
If f(t) represents the rate at which something's price is changing, when is the price increasing?
When f(t)>0
When f′(t)>0
When f"(t)>0
When f is concave up
What is dxd∫−3x2(cost+5)dt ?
cosx2+5
2xcosx2+5
2x(cosx2+5)
2xcosx2
h→0limhsin(5+h)−sin5
sin(5)
-sin(5)
cos(5)
-cos(5)
What is the first step to solve this problem?
Take the derivative and set it equal to 0
Take the integral
Set this equation equal to 0
Find the second derivative and set it equal to 0
A particle is moving, and it is known that v(3)=4 and a(3)=1. Which is true at t=3?
Speeding up because v(3) and a(3) have the same sign
Slowing down up because v(3) and a(3) have the same sign
Speeding up because v(3) and a(3) have opposite signs
Slowing down because v(3) and a(3) have opposite signs
f only
g only
f and g
f, g, and h
If F(x)=∫0xt3+1dt , then F'(2)=
-3
-2
2
3
The graph of the function f is shown and has a vertical tangent at the point (2,0) and horizontal tangents at the points (1, -1) and (3, 1). For what values of x on -2<x<4 is f not differentiable?
0 only
0 and 2
0, 1, and 3
0, 1, 2, and 3
What rule/formula would you use to solve this problem?
"What is the instantaneous rate of change at x=2 of the function f(x)=x−1x2−2 ?"
Product Rule
Quotient Rule
Chain Rule
Slope Formula
A bug begins to crawl up a vertical wire at t=0. The velocity of the bug at time t on [0,8] is given by the function whose graph is shown. When does the bug change direction?
t=2
t=6
t=4
t=7
What is the first step to solving this:
"If f(x)=−x3+x+x1 , then f′(−1)= "
Plug in -1
Find f'(x)
Integrate f(x)
Evaluate x→∞lim18x2−329x−10+3x2
1829
61
310
does not exist
dxd(2x)=
x2(x−1)
2(x−1)
2xln2
ln22x
What rule does this derivative require?
"If f(x)=(x−1)2sinx , then f'(0)="
Product
Quotient
Chain
L'Hoptial
Given the graph of f(x), how do you find f'(2)?
Find the area from 0 to 2
Pick the function value on the graph at x=2
Find the slope of the line at x=2
Find the average rate of change from 0 to 2
Given y=2cos(5x3) , find dxdy .
2cos(15x2)
−30x2sin(5x3)
−2sin(15x2)
−30sin(5x3)
Find the derivative of y=ln(4x3+4x2)
y′=4x3+4x21
y′=4x3+4x212x2+8x
(4x3+4x2)(12x2+8x)1
ln∣∣4x3+4x2∣∣
Find the derivative of f(x)=e3x
31e3x
3e3x
e3x
e(3x−1)
Given x(0)=4 and v(t). Which expression gives x(8)?
x(0)+∫08v(t)dt
∫08v(t)dt
x(0)+∫48v(t)dt
∫48v(t)dt
Given rate-in f(t) and rate-out g(t) and 200 pieces of candy at t=0. How much candy at t=4?
200+f(4)−g(4)
f′(4)−g′(4)
200+∫04[f(t)−g(t)]dt
∫04[f(t)−g(t)]dt
∫cos(2x)dx
21sin(2x)+C
2sin(2x)+C
sin(2x)+C
21cos(2x)+C
∫e3xdx
3e3x+C
e(3x+1)+C
e3x+C
31e3x+C
The average rate of change of f(x) on [a,b] is
b−a1∫abf(x)dx
f′(b)−f′(a)
b−af(b)−f(a)
2f(b)+f(a)
To find the area between two curves f(x) and g(x) on [a,b]:
∫ab(top−bottom)dx
21∫ab(top−bottom)dx
21∫ab(top−bottom)2dx
π∫ab(top−bottom)2dx
P(t) is measured in gallons per minute. What are the units of P'(t)?
gallons per minute per minute
gallons
gallons per minute
gallon*minutes
∫x21dx
ln∣∣x2∣∣+C
2x1
−x1+C
ln∣x∣+C
A water pump adds water at a rate of p(t), measured in gallons/minute. What is ∫04p(t)dt ?
Amount of water added to the tank at 4 minutes
Amount of water added to the tank from 0 to 4 minutes
Rate at which water is added to the tank over 4 minutes
Total amount of water in the tank after 4 minutes
When solving differential equations, what is the first step?
integrate
derive
separate the variables
use the initial condition
∫1+x21dx
arctanx+C
arcsinx+C
ln∣∣1+x2∣∣+C
2xln∣∣1+x2∣∣+C
Given h(x)=g(f(x)) , find h'(x)
g(f′(x))
g′(f′(x))
g′(f′(x))g′(x)
g′(f(x))f′(x)
Given h(x)=f(x)g(x) , what is h'(x)?
g′(x)f′(x)
g′(x)f(x)+f′(x)g(x)
g′(x)f(x)−g(x)f′(x)
f′(x)g′(x)+f(x)g(x)
∫(2x2−3x3+4x−1)dx
32x3−43x4+2x2−x+C
32x3−x4+2x2−x+C
31x3−41x4+4x2−x+C
4x−9x2+4+C
What is f(4) if f(6)=2 and f'(x) is given?
f(2)+∫46f′(x)dx
f(2)+∫64f′(x)dx
f(6)+∫46f′(x)dx
f(6)+∫64f′(x)dx
How do you justify a point of inflection?
f"(x) changes sign
f′(x) changes from increasing to decreasing (or vice versa)
f′(x) changes sign
f"(x) changes from increasing to decreasing (or vice versa)
Which of these steps does not have to be done to find an absolute max of f(x)?
set f'(x)=0
Test end points and critical values
Find inflection points of f(x)
Evaluate endpoints or critical values into f(x)
When is the graph of f(x) concave up?
When f'(x) is positive
When f''(x) is positive
When f'(x) is increasing
When f"(x) is increasing
How do we find the volume of a solid of revolution by the method of washers?
π∫(R2−r2)dx
π∫(R−r)2dx
π∫(R−r)dx
∫(R2−r2)dx
How do you find the displacement of an object?
v(b)−v(a)
x(b)−x(a)
∫abv(t)dt
∫ab∣v(t)∣dt
When does a particle change direction?
v(t)=0
v(t) changes sign
x(t) changes sign
a(t) changes sign
What is the justification for a relative minimum?
f' changes from positive to negative
f' changes from negative to positive
f' changes from increasing to decreasing
f' changes from decreasing to increasing
∫35f′(x)dx
f′(5)−f′(3)
the net area between f′(x) and the x-axis from x=3 to x=5
f(5)−f(3)
the net area between f(x) and the x-axis from x=3 to x=5
When using theorems, what must you do first?
State the theorem used
Show the conditions hold
State the conclusion
When is f(x) increasing?
f'(x) is increasing
f'(x) is decreasing
f'(x) is positive
f'(x) is negative
What is the relationship between continuity and differentiability?
They imply each other
Continuity implies differentiability
Differentiability implies continuity
They have no relationship
When you see the words "with respect to time" you should be thinking what?
d/dx
d/dt
integrate
panic
Which theorem(s) requires ONLY continuity?
EVT
MVT
IVT
L'Hopital
