Math Homework Solution
7.5, #46. The integrand is an improper rational function . Long division gives
Completing the square gives x2 + 6x + 13 = (x +
3)2 + 22, so set w = x + 3 and dw = dx.
Then
so formula 25 applies with a = 2, b = 6, c = -5, giving
7.5, #50. The integrand is an improper rational function . Long division gives
Since t2 - 1 = (t - 1)(t + 1), formula 26 with a = 1, b = -1 gives
7.5, #51. Formula 24 with a = 2 gives
The left and right Riemann sums with n = 100 are
approximately 0.3939 and 0.3915. Since
the integrand is decreasing on the interval [0, 2], its value is between these
two estimates.
7.5, #53. Since x2 + 2x + 5 = (x + 1)2 + 22, formula 24 with a = 2 gives
The left and right Riemann sums with n = 100 are
approximately 0.1613 and 0.1605. Since
the integrand is decreasing on the interval [0, 1], its value is between these
two estimates .
7.5, #64. (a) The average voltage over a second is
(b) The average of V 2 over a second is
using the substitution u = 120πt and du = 120πdt. Thus
(c) If = 110, then V0 = = 155.56 volts.
7.6, #1.
n = 1 | n = 2 | n = 4 | |
LEFT | 40.0000 | 40.7846 | 41.7116 |
RIGHT | 51.2250 | 46.3971 | 44.5179 |
TRAP | 45.6125 | 43.5909 | 43.1147 |
MID | 41.5692 | 42.6386 | 42.8795 |
7.6, #3.
n | 10 | 100 | 1000 |
LEFT | 5.4711 | 5.8116 | 5.8464 |
RIGHT | 6.2443 | 5.8890 | 5.8541 |
TRAP | 5.8577 | 5.8503 | 5.8502 |
MID | 5.8465 | 5.8502 | 5.8502 |
is increasing and concave-up on [1, 2] since
are positive on [1, 2]. (
and for )
So LEFT and MID
underestimate the integral, RIGHT and TRAP overestimate the
integral
7.6, #4.
n | 20 | 100 | 1000 |
LEFT | 3.0132 | 2.9948 | 2.9930 |
RIGHT | 2.9711 | 2.9906 | 2.9925 |
TRAP | 2.9922 | 2.9927 | 2.9927 |
MID | 2.9930 | 2.9927 | 2.9927 |
is decreasing and concave-down on [0, ] since
are negative on (The
second derivative is messy, but its sign is easy to determine.
The numerator is always negative since square roots are non-negative; the
denominator
is positive for ) So LEFT and MID
overestimate the integral, RIGHT and
TRAP underestimate the integral.
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