INITIALS, January 27, 2006 Math 105 A and B Exam I, page 1. 1. The graph of a certain function A(x) is plotted below. On the axes beneath it, plot the graph of hl(2). Note that three important tangent lines are drawn in; use these to make good estimates of hl(z) at the corresponding #-coordinates.Math 105 A and B INITIALS___ Exam I, page 2. January 27, 2006 2, The graph of the derivative g/(2) of a certain function 9(z) is plotted below. Use the graph of g' to answer questions about g. If it is impossible to answer a question, write “N/A” 8 h. On what intervals is g’ increasing? On what intervals is g concave down? ‘At what 2 values strictly between —2 and 8 does g have a local maximum? On what intervals is g increasing? ‘At what x values strictly between —2 and 8 does g’ have a local maximum? On what intervals is g positive? On what intervals is g” negative? ‘What are the 2 coordinates of the inflection points of g? This is the graph of g’@) (notMath 105 A and B INITIALS Exam I, page 3, January 27, 2008 8 Use our “rules? for finding derivatives to find the derivatives of each of the following. Show all your work and write your answers in terms of “radicals’; do not leave negative nor fractions in the exponents. a. f(z) = de® + 225 — 1/2? + 20 b. h(a) = _ -1v3 < | x=, 4. Suppose that for a certain function p(z), the line tangent to the graph of p at enecctairpoint is y—5=A(e — 9). What is the equation of the line tangent to the graph of 7p(z)? a& x=3 2 5. What is the oquation of the line tangent to the graph of k(x) = 324 — 2r3 + 2 4 10 at the point 2,K@))?