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Calculus Area/Accumulation - 35 Points

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y = f ( x)

For problems 1-12, use the above graph for y = f ( x) . Assume this is a series of lines and a semi-circle.
Find the following:
2

" f (x) dx

1.

2.

" f (x) dx

3.

4.

"

f (x) dx

6.

" f (x) dx

8.

"2

# f (x) dx

10.

"3

# f (x) dx

12.

f ( x) dx = 6,

"1

f (x) dx

#
2

f ( x ) dx = "4 and

# f ( x ) dx = "1, find the following:

4

13.

"
6

"3

If

# f (x) dx
5

11.

# f (x) dx

"2

9.

" f (x) dx
2

7.

" f (x) dx
4

5.

" f (x) dx

f ( x) dx

"1

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14.

"
5

"1

3 f ( x ) dx

15.

# (3 f ( x) " 5) dx
5

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y = f ( x)

Let F ( x ) =

"

f (t) dt where f is the graph above. (lines and a semi-circle)

16. Find
a. F (0)

b) F ( 2)

c) F (5)

d) F (!3)

17. On what subintervals of [-3, 6] is F increasing? Justify your answer.

18. Where in the interval [-3, 6] does F achieve its minimum value? What is the minimum value?

19. Where in the interval [-3, 6] does F achieve its maximum value? What is the maximum value?

20. On what subintervals of [-3, 6] is F concave up? Justify your answer.

21. Where does F have points of inflection?

22. Sketch a rough graph of F .

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