Math 131, Exam 1, September 18" This exam should have 16 multiple choice questions, and two hand-written questions, Each multiple-choice question is worth 5 points; each hand-written, problem is worth 10 points, Mark your ID number on the six blank lines on the top of your answer card, using one line for ench digit. Print your name on the top of the card. Write your name and student ID number on each of the hand-graded shoots Mark your answer card with a PENCIL by shading in the correct box. ‘You may not use a calculator. There is a table of functions on page 2. You may not have any written aids.‘Table of functions ey sne[ cost] tanec] Ine] 0 oT 10] 0 1 0.1 } 0.100 | 0.995 0.100 } -2.303 0.2} 0.199 / 0.980 | 0.203 | -1.609 0.3 | 6.296 | 0.955.309 | -1.204 G4 || 0.389 | 0.921 0.423 | -0.916 | 6.5 || 0.479 | 0.878 0.546 | -0.693 0.6 | 0.565 | 0.825 | 0.684 10.7 || 0.644 | 0.765 0.842 | 0.8 | 0.717 | 0.697; 1.030 0.9 |] 0.783 | 0.622 1.260 1 |} 0.841 | 0.540 1.557 0.891 | 0.454 1.965 0.932 | 0.362} 2.572 0.964 | 0.267 | 3.602 0.985 } 0.170} 5.798 0.997 | 0.071 | 14.101 1,000 | -0.029 | -34.233 } | 0.992 | -0.129 | -7.697 0.974 | -0.227 | -4.286 0.946 | -0.323 927 6.909 | -0.416 | -2.185 0.863 | -0.505 0.808 | -0.589 0.746 | -0.666 2.4 | 0.675 | 0.737 11,023 2.5 } 0.598 | -0.802 12.182 2.6 |] 0.516 | -0.857 13.464 2.7 |] 0.427 | -0.904 | -0.473 14.880, 2.8 | 0.335 |-0.942| -0.356 16.445 2.9 | 0.239 [| -0.971 | -0.246 18.174 3 {0.141 | -0.990 | -0.143 | 1.099 | 20.086 3.1 |] 0.042 | -0.999 | -0.042 | 1.132 | 22.198 |1, The largest domain of the real-valued function V5+ da — 38? is an interval [2,6]. The length b ~ a is Bek? Seq ro, Poo ete e+ TGS) ~q = li3 14 #2, What is fe ans sae ene a < a 2. Define a sequence inductively by fi = 2 and fria = Sa? ee (C63 Jy> to Gays -8 F.61 2 Ce fue 1-82-63 L 64 J.653. Consider the function 0,00) + [1,00) ee wth Whick of the following is true: O) w bioeav B. f is one-to-one but not onto. C. f is onto but not one-to-one. D. f is neither one-to-one nor onto. 4, Consider the function f:fl,oo) -» (0,1) te Which of the following is true: is bijective. BL} is one-to-one but not onto, C. f is onto but not one-to-one. D. f is neither one-to-one nor onto.5, Suppose 0 << §, and cos(9) = 0.921. (See table of fmetions) Then sin(®) is, to one significant digit: ae A= 0-4 rebar, a Sa 9 = 0 OL 0.2 3 dae 05 «324 OM MO OWS 6. Suppose < 9 < 2, and cos) = 0.921. Then sin(9) is, to one significant: digit: A. -d B03 ©. 0.2 (09, +382) Car,- 380)7. Let f: RB be defined by f(x) = $x°— 2. What is f-#(2)? A, B ©. D. BO Fr, H. L I. oe pay =z y= exe rs8 XY =2 8. Let f(x) = 30? +1 and gfe) = 27 +3, Then fo 9(1) — go fl) is: A.-40 B.-30 ©. -20 D. -10 BO F.10 Gear 0 3.50 g (Y= 4 flsin)= Plays 44 piv: 4 Spi=9( = 14 G4-1%=309. Consider the following three functions’ f(z) = gla) e A(z) = 1+sing Which of the following statements is true: A. All 3 functions are even. B. Two functions are even, one is neither even nor odd. C. Two functions are even, one is odd, D. One function is even, two functions are odd. One function is even, one is odd, one is neither even nor odd. Cire function is even, two functions are neither even nor odd. All 3 functions are odd H. Two functions are odd, one is neither even nor odd. 1. One function is odd, two are neither even nor odd, J. None of the functions is either even or odd. 10, The function f(a) = 1.8 +5.21sin| following numbers: — 85) is largest. at which of the WwW ¥ as ct z : [ AB > >} = NV VY £ 4A x Bly Peer s! 5 BORO11. Calculate the slope of the line segment joining the points (1,9) and (3,-3). eoronnmo 12. Solve the equation ¢* = 1.5, Which of these answers is closest? A. 20 B. 32 errs ©. 34 D. 36 ye Ma l= dee ea> G. 42 H. 4d 1. 46 J. 4813. Using the Table of functions, calculate the cube root of 2.46. (Hint This should require very little arithmetic). Which of these answers is closest? 4 Lilz-¢e) ei But Y= (2-96) C. 1.15 D. Bias freee? Trem p Z 2646s Se (Rpts 12-46) 2 ay Md. If0 << 7 and tand 1, then @ is: AG B. 2/8 Cass Tr/8 F.a/3 G.n/2 H. 52/8 1 2n/3 J. 8r/4 ewy Ey: e = 1-35015. Consider the three statements: (D) Every real number has a real cube root. Tv (ID) Every real number hes a real fourth root. (II) Every real number has a real logaritlim. Then F A. All 3 are true. B. (I) and (II) are true, (IIT) is false. ©. (1) and (IIT) are true, (IT) is false. D. (II) and (1H) are true, (I) is false. (E}I) is true, (11) and (HID) are false. F. (Il) is true, (I) and (III) are false. G. {II} is true, (1) and (Il) are false. H. All three are false. 16. Consider the three statements: (1) For every real number x, cos x is a real number (II) For every positive real number 2, sin is a real number. T (IIL) For every real number x, tan is a real number Ee Then: AN 3 are true, 1) and (II) are true, (III) is false. C. (1) and (HI) are true, (II) is false. D. (IT) and (IIT) are true, (1} is false. E. (1) is true, (If) and (II) are false. F. (IT) is true, (1) and (II) are false. G. (ITI) is true, (1) and (II) are false, H, All three are false.Math 131 Hand-graded Problems Student Name Student 1D, Problem A: Find the inverse function of = Xsl i S 2i+) ane Elle 24-72 ny L(y = 1-4 ge cd P'fy)s 1 yn) P's) 2y-) Problem B: Solve the inequality ol + [e+ 2 < 12, “There ang 3 Corey! x<-2, “26260, XO Core (TY \p ES reply x = (442) €12 —-2x <14 L>-7 (Gvaete -2£ LO! “XL 4g? C12 Zepe 2 Ale, Coe Co MUEEID) ue aL lea wee auc Aun LE DSxce Conteluse : Lrrogplit Lakdls J ame Alec