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MATH 1552 : Test 1 Fall 2015

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For definite integrals give answers in exact form. For indefinite integrals give answers in terms of the original variables. Do problems in your bluebook and put the problems in the order that they are given on the test. Problems are not necessarily in the order that we covered them in class. When you turn in your test, turn in everything: turn in your blue book and this page. (20 points) 1 dx (12 points) (16 points) sin x cos x. You do not have to solve this problem; just state what the first step would be. You do not even have to show the first step; you just have to say what the first step is, but you can do the first step if you like. 4: use the trapezoidal rule to estimate then round to 5 decimal places. (16 points) x.

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