Math 148, Summer 2014Number

Final Exam

  1. The total revenue for selling x units of a product is (9 pts)

a.Compute the average rate of change in on the interval [20, 50]. Be specific and include your units

b.Find the marginal revenue when 50 units are sold and explain what it means in everyday language.

  1. A product as a daily marginal revenue and a daily marginal cost of If the daily fixed cost is $200, how many units will give maximum profit and what is the maximum profit? (9 pts)
  1. If the cost, in dollars, of producing x products is . Find the minimum average cost. Use calculus and show your work. (9pts)
  1. The demand function for a piece of medical equipment sold in a monopoly market is

. Find the elasticity when p = $300. Please conclude whether it is

elastic, inelastic, or unitary elastic. (9 pts)

EXTRA CREDIT: 3 bonus points if there was only one or two minor errors on this page. (3 pts)

  1. Use the formal definition of the derivative to find if

(6 pts)

  1. The graph of the function is shown along with the tangent line at the point

/ What is the formula for the slope of the tangent line at the point ?
(2 pts)
  1. The graph of the function is shown: (8 pts)

/
  1. State all values of x where
  1. State all values of x where
  1. State where
  1. State where

  1. For the function shown below, find the following (12 pts)

/ a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)At x = 6, is the second derivative positive or negative?
  1. Write the definite integral that represents the area under the curve shown, and compute the area by hand or with your calculator. (6 pts)
  1. The annual profit for a store (in thousands of dollars) since 2006 is given by

where x is the number of years past 2006.

Find the inflection point, both the x and y coordinates and explain what the inflection point means in everyday language. (6 pts)

  1. Find the following: (3 pts each = 24 pts)

a)Find if ,

b)Find

c)Find if

d)Find if

e)Find

f)Find y’ if

g)Find

EXTRA CREDIT: 2 bonus points if only one or two minor errors on this page.(2 pts)