Title | Mobius 3 assignment |
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Author | Dan Huang |
Course | Calculus for the Life Sciences I |
Institution | University of Ottawa |
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Mobius 3 assignment...
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Name:
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Class:
MAT 1332 - Winter 2020 - All sections
Class #:
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Section #:
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Instructor: Benoit Dionne
Assignment: Assignment 3
Question 1: (1 point) We wish to compute
(i) We begin by factorizing the denominator of the rational function. We get
for
. What are
and
____________ ,
? ____________
(ii) Next, we express the fraction in the form
Give the exact values of __________ ,
,
and
.
__________ ,
__________
(iii) Finally, we use this partial fraction decomposition to compute the integral. Give its approximate value with
decimal places.
____________
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Question 2: (1 point) We wish to compute
(i) We begin by noting that
where
is a polynomial of degree two with no real roots. We can thus write
Give the exact values of
,
____________ ,
and
.
____________ and
____________
(ii) Finally, we use this partial fraction decomposition to compute the integral. Give its approximate value to
decimal places.
____________
Question 3: (1 point) To compute the indefinite integral
We begin by rewriting the rational function in the form
(i) Give the exact values of __________ ,
and
.
__________
(ii) Using your new expression, compute __________
where
represents the integration constant. Do not include the integration constant in your answer , as we have included it for you.
Important: Here we ask that you use absolute values inside of logarithms, so as to maximize the domain for which your antiderivative is valid. You write for the natural logarithm of the absolute value of x (not "ln|x|" !).
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Question 4: (1 point) Compute the indefinite integral
__________
where
represents the integration constant. Do not include the integration constant in your answer , as we have included it for you.
Important: Here we ask that you use absolute values inside of logarithms, so as to maximize the domain for which your antiderivative is valid. You write for the absolute value of x.
Question 5: (1 point) Study the convergence of
and, if the integral is convergent, give its value. a) The integral is __________. b) If the integral converges, its exact value is __________. Write Diverges if the integral is divergent.
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Question 6: (1 point) A) Study the convergence of
and if the integral is convergent, give its value. A.1) The integral is __________. A.2) If the integral converges, its exact value is __________. Input if the integral is divergent. B) Study the convergence of
and if the integral is convergent, give its value. B.1) The integral is __________. B.2) If the integral converges, its exact value is __________. Input if the integral is divergent.
Question 7: (1 point) Study the convergence of
and if the integral is convergent, give its value. a) The integral is __________. b) In the case that it is convergent, its approximate value within Input if the integral is divergent.
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is ____________
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Question 8: (1 point) Study the convergence of
and, if the integral is convergent, find its value. a) The integral is __________. b) In the case that it is convergent, express its value as a multiple __________ Input
of
and give the exact value of
:
if the integral is divergent.
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