| MATH 202 | SPRING 2002 |
| 10. | (sqrt(5)+4*sqrt(2))/9 (Use the addition formula for sine) |
| 23. | (2x)/sqrt(1-x4) (The answer in the book is incorrect) |
| 60. | Pi/6 |
| 24. | (x2 tan-1x)/2 - (x/2) + (tan-1x)/2 + C |
| int(ln(x)) = x lnx - x + C |
| 3. | A/(3x-1) + B/(x+6) + C/(x+6)2 |
| 3. |
T40 = 0.904436584539; M40 = 0.904568064631. |
| 5. |
M80 = 5.8702385687; S80 = 5.86960437287. |
| 7. |
T80 = 1.95139135982; S80 = 1.95220019042. |
| 11. |
T100 = 0.746818001468; M100 = 0.746827198492; S100 = 0.746824132894. |
| 19. |
T60 = 1.06587712563; M60 = 1.06587925081; S60 = 1.06587854018. |
| 21. | He's using K2 = 2 for the error estimates. Look at a graph of f''(x) to see why. |
| 24. |
f(iv)(x) =
(16 x4 + 48 x2 + 12)
ex2 so we may take K4 = f(iv)(1) = 76e. Then we get n > (105 x 76e / 180)(1/4), which is about 18.4. Since n needs to be even for Simpson's rule, we take n = 20. |
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| 42. |
Here's a graph of the first fifty terms![]() It appears that the limit is 0. |
| 58. | Not monotonic; bounded above and below. |
| 8. | Divergent. (Integrate dx/(4x-1).) |
| 12. | Convergent. (It's a p-series with p>1.) |
| 2. |
(a) It's divergent, by BCT (b) Nothing; it may converge or diverge. |
| 4. | Convergent by AST. |
| 13. | Divergent by the divergence test. (The answer in some editions of the book is wrong.) |
| 16. |
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| 40. |
(a) The sum is 1/(1-x)2. (b) (i) The sum is x/(1-x)2; (ii) 2. (c) (i) The sum is 2x2/(1-x)3; (ii) 4; (iii) 6. |
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