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MATH 165 Midterm: MATH 165 Ball State Exam2 Review

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15 Feb 2019

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Math 170 - spring 2016 - common exam 3. 1: (9 points) the potential, p , in a circuit, measured in volts, is a function of time, t in seconds. The rate of change of the potential in the circuit on the time interval [0, 4] is graphed at right. 2: (12 points) the height of a moving object is a function of time, h(t), with height in meters and time in seconds. The velocity of the object is graphed at right. (a) find h on [3, 9]. (b) what is the total change in height on the interval [3, 12]? (c) find z 12. 0 h (t)dt. (d) if h(0) = 7, what is h(3): (9 points) the graph of the velocity function dh dt. 2 t(cid:17) where h is in centimeters and t is in seconds, is shown at right. Write an integral for each of the following situa- tions.

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