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    This document contains solutions to practice integration questions from a Mathematics section on calculus. It involves computing definite integrals using basic integration rules and properties. The integrals cover a range of functions, including polynomials, rational functions, and radicals. The solutions demonstrate setting up antiderivatives and evaluating them between the limits of integration.

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    MAT111 SECTION 5.

    3 PRACTICE QUESTIONS – SOLUTION SET

    5
    5  3x 2 
    1(a).  (3x  2)dx    2x 
    0  2 
     0
     3(5) 2 
      2(5)   0
     2 
    95

    2

    1
    (b).  (2u1/3  u 2/3 )du
    1
    1
    3 3 
      u 4/3  u 5/3 
    2 5  1
    3 3 
      (1)4/3  (1)5/3 
    2 5 
    3 3 
      (1) 4/3  (1)5/3 
    2 5 
    6
    
    5
    1
    1  x5 3x 4 
    (c).  ( x  3x  1)dx   
    4 3
     x
    0  5 4 
     0
     (1)5 3(1)4 
       1  0
     5 4 
    39

    20
     1.95

    5
    2 (2  2t  3t
    2
    (d). )dt
    5
     (2t  t 2  t 3 )
    2
     [(2(5)  (5)2  (5)3 ]
     [2(2)  (2)2  (2)3 ]
     144
    3 1 1 
    (e).  1  
    x x 2 
    dx
    1
    3
     1
      x  ln x  
     x 1
     1
      3  ln 3    (1  ln1  1)
     3
    8
      ln 3
    3

    2
    (f).  (2 x  4)4 dx
    1
    1
    Let u = 2x  4. Then du  dx, and the limits of integration become 2(1)  4 = 2 and 2(2)  4 = 0.
    2
    1 0 4
    2 2
     u du
    0
    1  u5 
      
    2  5 
    2
    0
    1 5
     (u )
    10 2
    1
     [0  ( 2)5 ]
    10
     3.2
    2
    2 1 1 33
    2.  x 4 dx  ( x5 )  [(2)5  (1)5 ] 
    1 5 1 5 5

    4
    3.  (3x  4)1/2 dx
    0
    1
    Let u = 3x + 4. Then du  dx, and the limits of integration become 3(0) + 4 = 4 and 3(4) + 4 = 16.
    3
    1 16 1/2
    3 4
     u du
    16
    1 2 
      u 3/2 
    3 3 4
    16
    2
     (u 2/3 )
    9 4
    2
     [(16)3/2  (4)3/2 ]
    9
    112

    9

    2
    dV
    4.Let V(t) be the value of the crop, in dollars, after t days. Then  3(0.3t 2  0.6t  1).
    dt
    5
    The change in value will be V (5)  V (0)   3(0.3t 2  0.6t  1)dt
    0
    5
     3(0.1t 3  0.3t 2  t )
    0
     3[(0.1(5)  0.3(5)  5)  0]
    3 2

     $75

    dV
    5.Let V(x) be the value of the machine, in dollars, after t years. Then,  220( x  10).
    dt
    2
    V (2)  V (1)   220( x  10) dx
    1
    2
      (220 x  2200)dx
    1
    2
     (110 x 2  2200 x)
    1
     [110(2)  2200(2)]
    2

     [110(1)  2200(1)]
     1870,
    or the machine depreciates by $1,870.

    6.(a) The total cost of producing the first 10 items is


    10 10
    0 C '(q) dq   (6q  1) dq
    0
    10
     (3q 2  q)
    0
     310 dollars.

    (b) The total cost of producing the next 10 items is


    20 20
    10 C '(q) dq  10 (6q  1) dq
    20
     (3q 2  q)
    10
     910 dollars.

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