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Math121- calculus i final exam april 29, 2011. The rst 15 problems of the test are multiple choice. Work these prob- lems in the space below their statement and record your answer by circling either a, b, c, d, or e to the right of the number of the problem in the chart below. Do not remove this rst page (or any page) with the answer chart from the rest of the test. The next 10 problems are partial credit problems. Work each in the space below its statement and put a box around your nal answer(s). Failing to put a box around your answer(s) may cause you to lose credit for the problem. Justify your answers (show your work) for all problems clearly. No calculators with either graphing, symbolic manipulation, or infor- mation storage capacity may be used in this test.

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