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Applied Calculus Study Set 1
Quiz 2: Functions, Limits, and the Derivative
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Question 41
Multiple Choice
The function that gives the cost of a certain commodity is defined by
Where x is the number of pounds of a certain commodity sold and C(x) is measured in dollars. Sketch the graph of the function C. Determine the values of x for which the function C is discontinuous.
Question 42
Multiple Choice
Refer to the graph of the function f and determine whether the statement below is true or false.
Question 43
Multiple Choice
The function P, whose graph follows, gives the prime rate (the interest rate banks charge their best corporate customers) as a function of time for the first 32 wk during a year. Determine the values of t for which P is discontinuous.
Question 44
Multiple Choice
Find the one-sided limit, if it exists.
Question 45
Multiple Choice
Find the values of x for which the function is continuous.
Question 46
Multiple Choice
Use the graph of the function f to find
,
and
, if the limit exists.
Question 47
Multiple Choice
Use the method of bisection to find the root of the equation
, accurate to two decimal places.
Question 48
Short Answer
Find the indicated one-sided limit.
Question 49
Multiple Choice
Use the intermediate value theorem to find the value of c such that
.
Question 50
Multiple Choice
A function f is continuous at the point
if the following conditions are satisfied. 1)
is defined. 2)
exists. 3)
. Determine the values of x, if any, at which the function is discontinuous. At each point of discontinuity, state the condition(s) for continuity that are violated.
Question 51
Multiple Choice
The base salary of a salesman working on commission is $11,000. For each $100,000 of sales beyond $100,000 he is paid a $2,000 commission. Sketch a graph showing his earnings as a function of the level of his sales x.