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Solutions We hve intentionlly included more mteril thn cn be covered in most Student Study Sessions to ccount for groups tht re ble to nswer the questions t fster rte. Use your own judgment, bsed on the group of students, to determine the order nd selection of questions to work in the session. Be sure to include vriety of types of questions (multiple choice, free response, clcultor, nd non-clcultor) in the time llotted. Multiple Choice Solutions 1. B (1998 AB4) B is flse becuse this specil cse of the MVT clled Rolle s Theorem lso requires tht f( ) = f( b). A is true by MVT; C nd D re true by EVT, E is true by the definition of definite integrl.. C (1988 AB) Rolle s Theorem gurntees t lest one vlue of x between nd b such tht f ( x) =.. B (1985 BC1) f( b) f( ) 7 7 Show f () c = using MVT: x 6x= ; xx ( ) = when x = nd b x = ; however, only is eligible since there is n endpoint t x =. 4. A (1998 AB6) Any vlue of k less thn 1 will require the function to ssume the vlue of 1 t lest twice becuse of the Intermedite Vlue Theorem on the intervls [, 1] nd [1, ], so k = is the only option. 5. D (197 BC18 pproprite for AB) D could be flse, consider gx ( ) = 1 xon [, 1]. A is true by the Extreme Vlue Theorem. B is true becuse g is function. C is true by the Intermedite Vlue Theorem. E is true becuse g is continuous. 6. D (199 AB18) π π π π f 1 c f sin sin f ( c) = cos ; f () c = = = = ; π π π π π 1 c cos = ; c = π Copyright 1 Ntionl Mth + Science Inititive, Dlls, TX. All rights reserved. Visit us online t www.nms.org

7. E (199 BC44 pproprite for AB) By the Intermedite Vlue Theorem, there is c stisfying c b verge vlue of f on the intervl [, b ]. The verge vlue is lso given by Equting the two gives option E. t < < such tht f() c is equl to the 1 b ( ) b f x dx. Alterntively, let F() t = f ( x) dx. By the Men Vlue Theorem, there is c stisfying < c< b Fb ( ) F ( ) b such tht = F () c. F( b) F( ) f ( x) dx b = nd F () c = f() c by the Fundmentl Theorem of Clculus. This gin gives option E s the nswer. This result is clled the Men Vlue Theorem for Integrls. 8. B (1969 BC pproprite for AB) 1 y = x, so y =. By the Men Vlue Theorem, x 1 =, so c = 1. The point is (1, 1). x 4 9. E (1998 AB91) I nd III re true by IVT; II is true by MVT. 1. E (8 AB89/BC89) Since there is no c for which f ( c) =, Rolle s Theorem is violted nd f ( k) does not exist on (, ). 11. B ( AB8) B could be flse since this is specil cse of MVT (Rolle s Theorem) which lso requires tht f( ) = f( b). A nd C re true by IVT; D is true by MVT; E is true by EVT. 1. D (1997 BC81 pproprite for AB) f ssumes every vlue between 1 nd on the intervl (, 6), so f() c = 1t lest once. Copyright 1 Ntionl Mth + Science Inititive, Dlls, TX. All rights reserved. Visit us online t www.nms.org

1. 1999 AB/BCb Yes; Since, the Men Vlue Theorem gurntees tht there is t, t 4, such tht nswer MVT or equivlent 14. 9B ABbc f(6) f( ) = when f( ) = f(6). There 6 re two vlues of for which this is true. (c) Yes, =. The function f is differentible on the intervl < x < 6 nd continous on f(6) f() 1 1 x 6. Also, = =. 6 6 By the Men Vlue Theorem, there is 1 vlue c, < x < 6, such tht f () c =. expression for verge rte of chnge nswer with reson nswers yes nd identifies = justifiction 15. 8B AB5/BC5d (d) No, the MVT does not gurntee the existence of vlue c with the stted properties becuse is not differentible for t lest one point in verge vlue of nswer No with reson Copyright 1 Ntionl Mth + Science Inititive, Dlls, TX. All rights reserved. Visit us online t www.nms.org

16. 7 AB b ( ) ( ) () h( ) f g( ) f h( ) f ( g( )) f ( ) Since h( ) 5 h( 1) 1 = 1 6= 6= 9 6= = 6= 4 6= 1 6= 7 < < nd h is continuous, by the Intermedite Vlue Theorem, there exists vlue r, 1< r <, such tht h( r ) = 5. h( 1) nd h ( ) conclusion, using IVT ( ) h( ) h 1 7 = = 5 1 1 Since h is continuous nd differentible, by the Men Vlue Theorem, there exists vlue c, 1< c <, such tht h c =. ( ) 5 ( ) h( 1) h 1 conclusion, using MVT 17. 7B AB 6bd () The Men Vlue Theorem gurntees tht there is vlue c, with so tht conclusion, using MVT uses MVT with Since f is twice-differentible, is differentible everywhere, so the Men Vlue Theorem pplied to on [, 5] gurntees there is vlue k, with such tht (d) conclusion, using IVT Since the Intermedite Vlue Theorem gurntees tht there is vlue r, with such tht Copyright 1 Ntionl Mth + Science Inititive, Dlls, TX. All rights reserved. Visit us online t www.nms.org

18. AB 6c (c) By the Men Vlue Theorem there is c with < c <.5 such tht f (.5) f ( ) f ( c) = = = 6 = r.5.5 reference to MVT for f (or differentibility of f ) vlue of r for intervl x.5 Copyright 1 Ntionl Mth + Science Inititive, Dlls, TX. All rights reserved. Visit us online t www.nms.org