MAT 103 Assignment Problem 5.4 | Borough of Manhattan Community College
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MAT 103 Assignment Problem 5.4 | Borough of Manhattan Community College
5.4 The Fundamental Theorem Of Calculus
Question 1
1 point) Evaluate
the definite integral:
Question 2
(1 point) Evaluate
the definite integral:
Question 3
(1 point) Evaluate
the definite integral.
Question 4
(1 point) Evaluate
the definite integral
∫π010sin(x)dx
Question 5
(1
point) Evaluate the integral
∫34sin(t)dt
Question 6
(1 point) Evaluate
the definite integral
Question 7
1 point) Evaluate
the integral ∫10x5/6dx.
Question 8
(1 point) Evaluate
the integral ∫π/40secθtanθdθ.
Question 9
1 point) Evaluate
the integral ∫40(2ex+6cosx)dx.
Question 10
(1
point) Evaluate the definite integral
∫645x√dx∫465xdx
Question
11
1
point) Evaluate the definite integral
∫2−2(4−x2)dx
Question
12
(1
point) Evaluate the definite integral
∫626x2+8x√dx
Question
13
(1 point) Evaluate
the definite integral.
Question
14
(1
point) Evaluate ∫π−πf(x)dx∫−ππf(x)dx,
where
f(x)={2x4,7sin(x),−π≤x<00≤x≤π.f(x)={2x4,−π≤x<07sin(x),0≤x≤π.
Question
15
(1 point) Find the area
of the region bounded by the graphs of the equations
y=7x2+2y=7x2+2, y=0y=0, x=1x=1, x=6
Question
16
(1
point) Use the Second Fundamental Theorem of Calculus to find the derivative of
the following function.
g(r)=∫r0x2+16−−−−−−√dx
Question
17
(1
point)
Let g(x)=∫x5−8t2dt.g(x)=∫5x−8t2dt. Find g′(x).
Question
18
(1
point)
Let g(x)=∫x1−9ln(t)dt.g(x)=∫1x−9ln(t)dt. Use
the Second Fundamental Theorem of Calculus to find g′(x).
Question
19
1 point) Let f(x)=∫x3t4dtf(x)=∫3xt4dt. Evaluate the following.
Question
20
(1 point)
G(x)=∫x1tantdt
Question
21
Question
22
(1
point)
Below is the velocity function, in feet per second, for a particle moving along
a straight line.
Find (a) the displacement and (b) the total distance that the particle travels
over the given interval.
v(t)=t3−13t2+44t−32v(t)=t3−13t2+44t−32 1≤t≤5
Question
23
(1 point) Use the
Fundamental Theorem of Calculus to decide if the definite integral exists and
either evaluate the integral or enter DNE if it does not
exist. If the value does exist, you need to simplify the answer completely.