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APCalcAB2001.nb 1 Solutions to the 2001 AP Calculus AB Exam Louis A. Talman Metropolitan State College of Denver 1. ü a. Lets solve the equation 2 - x3 = Tan@xD numerically and call the solution b: 3 FindRoot@2 - x ? Tan@xD, 8x, 1.0D 8x ? 0.902155 b = x ê. %@@1DD 0.902155 Here is the area of the region R: 1 3 b 2 ê 3 ? Tan@xD ?x + ? H2 - x L ?x 0 b 0.729337 ü b. Here is the area of the region S: b 3 ? H2 - x - Tan@xDL ?x 0 1.16054 ü c. And, using the washer method, the area of the volume generated by revolving the region S about the x-axis: b 3 2 2 p ? IH2 - x L - Tan@xD M ?x 0 8.33182 APCalcAB2001.nb 2 2. ü a. W@15D-W@9D 21-24 1 We have W @12D ????????????????6????????????? = ????????6??????? = - ??2?? degrees Celsius/day. ü b. 1 Using the Trapezoid Rule A ??2?? H f @x0 D + 2 f @x1 D + … + 2 f @xn-1 D + f @xn DL Dx, the required average value is about: 1 20 + 2 31 + 2 28 + 2 24 + 2 22 + 21 ??????? ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? 3 15 2 251 ?????????? 10 The average water temperatureis about 25.100 degrees Celsius. ü c. If P@tD is given by -t 3 P@t_D = 20 + 10 t ‰ ê 20 + 10 ‰-tê3 t then P[t] is P@tD 10 10 ‰-tê3 - ??????? ‰-tê3 t 3 Putting t = 12, we have P@12