Old Exam Announcements

Exam I announcements:
- The first exam covers chapters 2.1 through 2.7.
- The exam consists of 5 multiple choice questions and 4 long answers.
- You are allowed one sheet of notebook paper for notes, but no calculator.
- Sample multiple-choice questions: Sample questions. Solutions:
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- A good prototype for our exam: Spring 2005. Note: problem 2(c) has not been covered yet and the function in problem 5 is too complicated. Try problem 5 using f(x) = 2(x)^1/2 - 12. Solutions:
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- The overall average (mean) on the first exam was 61.2 percent. The exam will be scaled up by 8 points.
- Exam 1 solutions:
Exam II announcements:
- The second exam is Tuesday, April 1, 7:15-8:45 pm.
- The exam covers 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5, and 1.6. In addition, you must know the derivative of the natural log, ln(x), from chapter 3.6. More specifically, here is what you need to know: Guidelines
- On this exam, no notes and no calculator are allowed.
- A good prototype for the exam is: Fall 2006 . Solutions
- More practice: Fall 2005
- Exam 2 solutions .
- This exam was scaled up 2 points.
Exam III announcements:
- The emphasis of the exam will be on sections 2.8, 3.6, 3.7, 3.8, 3.9, 3.10, and 4.1, but you will need to know and use the material in the other sections (e.g., derivatives of popular functions, chain rule, etc.).
- There isn't a perfect prototype for this exam. But here are two old exams and some practice problems:
  - Fall 2004. Problems: 1 (we would also ask for distance traveled over some time period\ ); 2; 4; 5 (skip 3 and 6 for now). Solution 1 Solution 2 (some errors in the solutions corrected as of Tuesday, 8:30 pm)
  - Spring 2004. All problems (we would also ask one question from Section 4.1). Solution 1 Solution 2
  - Practice Solution 1 Solution 2
  - Exam 3 solutions: Solutions
  - The third exam was scaled up 9 points.