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MATH 151 Midterm: MATH 151 TAMU Y2017 2017c X2B Solutions

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Here are the multiple choice answers for version b. D: the bacterial culture experiences exponential growth, y = y0ekt . Doubling every 3 hours, this gives 2y0 = y0e3k, 3 ln 2 and thus y = 2t/3y0. 2 t 1/2, 3 (2t 6)2 (2)i. Therefore, dti =h 3 dx(cid:12)(cid:12)(cid:12)t=4 r (4) = [3, 24] and m = dy. The tangent line is y 8 = 8 (x 8). f (cid:0)x2(cid:1) then g (x) = 4 f (4) (4) 3 f (4) (3x 2) f (cid:0)x2(cid:1) 2x 3 f (cid:0)x2(cid:1) (3x 2)2. 8 (4) 9: if g (x) = given that. 16 f (4) = 3 and f (4) = 2: write f (x) = x1/3. Then f (x) = 1 at x = 8 is l (x) = f (8) + f (8) (x 8) = 2 + 1. 12 (x 8): if f (x) = x2 ln(cid:0)x3 + 1(cid:1) then f (x) = 2x ln(cid:0)x3 + 1(cid:1) +

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