Calculus I · Unit 3B · answer key
Unit 3B Practice Exam B Answer Key
Review the worked solutions and modeling rubrics for Unit 3B Practice Exam B. Check methods, units, and interpretation.
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Review the worked solutions and modeling rubrics for Unit 3B Practice Exam B. Check methods, units, and interpretation.
A complete solution connects context, variable, bounds, slice contribution, integral, computation, units, interpretation, and a reasonableness check.
Classify the output and geometry first, solve from a blank start, then reveal one worked answer only to diagnose the earliest divergent decision.
Reading a key before forming a setup or treating every wrong result as algebra when the real error was a radius, width, density, or bound.
Unit 3B Practice Exam B Answer Key
Finish an honest attempt first. Then compare one numbered response at a time, locate the first line where your reasoning diverged, and retry without the key open.
Problem 1
Intersections are :
Problem 2
Problem 3
Problem 4
The area of a semicircle with diameter is , so
Problem 5
Problem 6
Problem 7
Problem 8
With measured from the bottom, slice volume is and lift distance is :
Problem 9
Let be depth below the surface. The width is :
Problem 10
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Problem 12
Vertical strips are parallel to the -axis and create shells around the -axis; the same vertical strips are perpendicular to the -axis and create disks around the -axis. Both methods preserve the given -description without solving for an inverse function.
Problem 13
Units verify that the local contribution has the right physical dimension, while geometry determines radii, heights, widths, and distances. Ignoring either can yield a numerically evaluated integral that represents the wrong quantity.
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