2
x −9
1. lim          ?
    x →3   x−3
    A. 0               B. 3         C. 6          D. Does not exist
                            1
2. The function f ( x )=       is disconous at:
                           x−2
   A. x=0               B. x=1         C. x=2   D. x=−2
3. The intermediate value theorem guarantees that a function:
   A. Is differentiable
   B. Is always continous
   C. Takes on every value between two function values
   D. Is always increasing
4. If f ( x )=x 2 +2 x , what is f ' (2)?
   A. 2           B. 4       C. 6         D. 8
5. The second derivative f ' ' (x) determines:
   A. The slope of the function.
   B. The concavity of the function
   C. The x-intercepts of the function
   D. The y-values of the function
6. If a particle’s postion is given by s ( t )=t 3 −6 t 2 + 9t , when is it at rest?
   A. t=1, t=3
   B. t=2, t=4
   C. t=0, t=2
   D. t=3, t=5
7. If a 10- foot ladder is sliding down a wall at a rate of 2ft/sec, how fast is the bottom moving away
   when it is 6 feet from the wall?
   A. 2ft/sec.
   B. 3ft/sec.
   C. 4ft/sec.
   D. 5ft/sec.
8. If a function is differentiable at x=a, then it is:
   A. Continous at x=a
   B. Discotinous at x=a
   C. Non-differntiable at x=a
   D. Undefined at x=a
9. A point of infection occurs where:
    A. f ' ( x )=0 B. f '' ( x )=0 and the concavity changes. C. f ( x )=0             D. f(x) is undefined
10. The area under the curve of a function is calculated using:
    A. A derivative
    B. A limit
    C. An integral
    D. A tangent
                   x
                   e −x−1
11. Evalute lim        2
            x →0      x
    A. 0           B. 1         C. 0.5      D. doesnot exist
12. If f (x) is differentiable and f (1)=3 , f (2)=5 , f ' (x)≥ 2, what is the smallest possible value of
    f(3)?
    A. 7                  B. 8         C. 9        D. 10