Math 100:Foundationsfor Calculus FinalExam December 17, 2002

Pleasefollow directions carefully and show all your work. Show your work and write your
answerson the lined paperor graph paper,not on this sheet(exceptfor problem 12). Thereis a
total of 65 points on the exam.

Part I. (60 points) You may not use a graphing calculator on this part of the exam.

(2) 1. Supposef is a function which hasan inversefunction f. Then most of the following
statementsare sureto be true. Which one statementmaybe false?

(A) I is one-to-one.
(B) The domainof I-I is the rangeof I.
(C) 1-1 (x) = Itz>

(D) If 1(2) = 3,then1-1(3)= 2.

(E) For any x in the domainof I, 1-1 (f(x)) = x.
(F) The graphsof I andI-I aremirror imagesacrossthe line y = x

(2) 2. SupposeI is a polynomial function with degreen. Then most of the following
statementsare sureto be true. Which one statementmaybe false?

(A) f is continuous.
(B) The domainof f is all real numbers.
(C) The rangeof f is all real numbers.
(D)f hasat most n x-intercepts.
(E) f hasat most n-l extremepoints (maximumor minimumpoints).
(F) f hasno vertical asymptotes.

(2) 3. Suppose/ is an exponential function. Specifically,suppose/(x) = aZ with a> 0

anda#l Then most of the following statementsare sureto be true. Which one statementmay
be false?

(A) f is continuous.
(B) The domainof f is all real numbers.
(C)f(1) =a
(D) If a> 1, then f is an increasingfunction.
(E) The x-axis is a horizontalasymptoteof the graphof f
(F) f grows more slowly thanthe function g(x) = X5.
(2) 4. Supposef is a logarithmic function. Specifically,supposef(x) = lo&x with a > 0
andafl Then most of the following statementsare sureto be true. Which one statementmay
be false?

(A) f is continuous.
(B) The domainof f is aUreal numbers.
(C)f(l) =0
(D)f(a) =1
(E) The y-axis is a vertical asymptoteof the graphof f
(F) f grows more slowly thanthe function g( z) = z5.

(2) 5. Most of the following statementsabout the six trigonometric functions are true.
Which one statementis false?

(A) All of the trigonometricfunctionsare continuous.

(B) All of the trigonometricfunctionsare periodic.
(C) All of the trigonometricfunctionsfail to be one-to-one.
(D) All of the trigonometric functions are positive for angleswith tern1inalside in
quadrant I.
(E) All of the trigonometric functions are symmetricwith respectto either the y-axis
or the origin.
(F) For any angle, sin28 + CO528= 1

6 Find the value of 16~.

7 Simplify, and write your final answer with no negative exponents.

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m 8 Solvefor x, andwrite your final answerin interval notation

2z2< z + 10
9 (a) Find the distancebetweenthe points (4, -1) and (-2,1)

(b) Find the equationof the line passingthrough the points (4, -1) aM (-2, 7). You
do not needto simplifyyour answer.

10 Carefullygraphthe piecewise-defined
function I (x) = -22:+3 ifx<2
(5) -3 ifx~2
Be sureto mark a scaleon eachaxis.
(2) 11. Let f(z) = z2- 3z andlet g(z) = 5z+ 2 Find (J 0 g)(%) You do not needto
simplify

(1) 12. Supposethe graph of a function y = f(x) is as shownbelow. Draw the graph of
.. = /( -x) . You may draw it on the samecoordinateplane,if you wish.

(5) 13. Let f(x) =~. This functionhasexactlyone y-intercept,one x-intercept,one

vertical asymptote, and one horizontal asymptote.

(a) Find the y-intercept. Write it as an ordered pair

(b) Find the x-intercept. Write it as an orderedpair.

(c) Find the vertical asymptote.Write it asthe equationof a line

(d) Find the horizontalasymptote.Write it asthe equationof a line.

14. Find the valueoflogs(l)

IS Find the valueof eachof the following

(a) cos(-1200)

(b) sin(~)

(c) tan-I (1)

(3) 16. We know that tanx = = Write the other threetrigonometricfunctionsin termsof
sinx and/orcosx:
(a) cotz =

(b) secx=
(c) cscx =
 (10) 17. Write the equationcorrespondingto eachof the following graphs.

(d)
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Part ll. (5 points) You mayusea graphingcalculatoron this part of the exam

(5) 18. What interestrate (to the nearestpercent)is neededfor $1000to grow to $8000in 16
years,if interestis compoundedcontinuously?