MATH 1013 Study Guide - Final Guide: Talking Lifestyle 1278, Implicit Function, Riemann Sum
16 Oct 2018
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MATH 1013
APPLIED CALCULUS I, Winter 2013
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Final Exam 16 April 2013, 19:00-22:00
No other aids except a non-graphing calculator is allowed.
ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS. Questions carry equal marks. In every question it is essential to
explain your reasoning and to provide details of the intermediate steps taken in reaching your
answers.
Answers are to be written in this booklet. Do not remove or insert any pages. IF you need extra space for
your answers use blank pages 12 & 13, but CLEARLY indicate, “see P.12” or “see P.13”. If you use the flip
side of a page, ensure you indicate, “see over page”.
Make sure you write your Name and Student Number on this page.
You will not be allowed to leave during the final 15 minutes of the examination period in order to avoid
disruption to those continuing to work on the paper.
MARKING TEMPLATE (answers to more than ten questions will not be graded)
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Document Summary
No other aids except a non-graphing calculator is allowed. In every question it is essential to explain your reasoning and to provide details of the intermediate steps taken in reaching your answers. Answers are to be written in this booklet. If you need extra space for your answers use blank pages 12 & 13, but clearly indicate, see p. 12 or see p. 13 . If you use the flip side of a page, ensure you indicate, see over page . Make sure you write your name and student number on this page. You will not be allowed to leave during the final 15 minutes of the examination period in order to avoid disruption to those continuing to work on the paper. Marking template (answers to more than ten questions will not be graded) Above g(x) is a many-to-one mapping, and therefore does not possess an inverse function unless its domain is restricted. Work out g-1(x) for an appropriately restricted g(x).
