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ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS IB Lecture Group

EM115BB

2024B: SEMESTER TEST 2

MEMORANDUM %

Student number

05 October 2024

Surname
Duration: 120 minutes

Number of pages: 7 + Cover + Formula Sheet


Initials
Full Marks: 50

B. ENG Lecturer:

For office use only

Assessors: KA Motsepe and NK Majozi Page Full Marks Assess Mod

1 8

2 9
Special Requirements: Calculator

3 8
Instructions to candidates:
1. Answer all questions in the space provided. Continue
4 7
on the blank page if more space is needed but clearly
indicate that you have done so. 5 12
2. All answers must be written in pen; no work in pencil
will be marked.
3. Read all questions carefully. 6 7
4. Normal exam rules apply.
5. Simplify all answers.
6. Work in radian mode. 7 4
DECLARATION
Total 55
I hereby subject myself to the examination rules and regulations
of Tshwane University of Technology
Full Marks
50
Assessor Moderator
Signatures
_________________________________________
Signature of candidate
Page 1 of 7

QUESTION 1 (MULTIPLE CHOICE) [12]

For this question, write down the letter (alphabet) of your choice in the empty entry of the
table.

1.1 Consider a right circular cylinder for which the sum of the height and the
circumference is 30 centimeters ( 2 r + h = 30 ). What will the radius be for a cylinder
with maximum volume? HINT: Vcyl =  r 2 h . (2)

30 10 E ✓✓
D. cm E. cm
A. 3 cm B. 10 cm C. 20 cm  2

1.2 A ladder 13 m long rest against avertical wall. If the bottom of the ladder slides away
from the wall at a rate of 2 m/s , how fast is the angle that the ladder makes with the
ground changing when the top of the ladder is 5 m above the ground? (2)

1 10 1 2 5 D ✓✓
A. − B. − C. − D. − E.
5 169 6 5 13


Letting u = sin x , which of the following is equal to 
2
1.3 (sin x)4 cos x dx ? (2)
0

1 0 1 −1  A ✓✓
 u du  C. 4 u 4 du  
4
A. B. u 4 du D. u 4 du E. 2
u 4 du
0 1 0 0 0

 x e dx , a good first step would be:


2 x
1.4 If you were asked to evaluate the integral
I. U-substitution with U = e x and dU = e x dx
II. U-substitution with U = x 2 and dU = 2 xdx
III. Integration by parts, with u = x 2 and dv = e x dx (2)

A. only I. is a good first step B. only II. Is a good first step

C. only III. Is a good first step D. only I. and III. Are good first steps

E. only II. And III. are good first steps C ✓✓


Page 2 of 7

1
1.5 The partial fraction decomposition of is: (2)
x + x4
2

A B C D A B C D
A. + 2+ + B. + 2+ +
x x x +1 x −1 x x x + 1 ( x + 1)2
A B Cx + D A B C
C. + + 2 D. + 2+
x x2 x +1 x x ( x + 1)2
Ax + B C
E. + C ✓✓
( x − 1)
2 2
x

1.6 Evaluate the integral  cos 2 ( x) dx . (2)

x sin 2 x x sin 2 x
A. + +C B. + +C
2 2 2 4
x sin 2 x x cos 2 x
C. − +C D. + +C
2 4 2 4
sin 2 x
E. − +C B ✓✓
2

QUESTION 2 [13]

Final answers for Question 2 must be written in the answer boxes that are provided at
the end of each question.
Note: ONLY the final answer appearing in the box will be marked. Additionally, you may use
the space provided below each question for working.

2.1 Given, f '( x) = e x + cos x and f (0) = 0, determine the function f ( x ). (3)

✓ ✓ ✓
f ( x) = e + sin x − 1
x

2.2 Consider the polynomial function f with the following properties:


3

5
(i)
1
f ( x) dx = 5
2 (ii) 
1
f ( x) dx = 10
If f ( x) = ax + b , determine the value of a and b . (2)

✓ ✓
5 5
a= and b = −
4 4
Page 3 of 7

4
2.3 Observe the integral:  g ( x) dx = 7 . What is the value of the integral –
2
2

4
−3 g ( x) dx ? (2)

✓✓
2
 4
−3 g ( x) dx = 21

dx
a 
2.4 Solve for a in 
0 1+ x 2
= :
4
(2)

a = 1 ✓✓

x
2.5 Let g ( x) =  t 2 dt . Compute g (2) . (2)
−1

g (2) = 3 ✓✓

(
sin cos ( tan ( f ( x) ) ) dx )
2024
2.6  2024
(2)

I = 0 ✓✓
Page 4 of 7

QUESTION 3 [12]

In this question show all your workings.


x2
3.1 Observe the indefinite integral, I ( x) =  dx .
16 − x 2
3.1.1 Use the substitution x = 4sin  to determine the indefinite integral I ( ) . (5)

16sin 2 
I ( ) =  4 cos  d dx = 4 cos  d ✓
16 − 16sin 2 
sin 2  cos  d
= 16 ✓
1 − sin 2 
= 16 sin 2  d ✓
16
(1 − cos 2 ) d ✓
2 
=

 1 
= 8  − sin 2  + C ✓ = 8 − 4sin 2 + C
 2 

3.1.2 Express your answer from 3.1.1 in terms of x, i.e. I ( x ) . (2)

x  x
x = 4sin   sin  = and  = sin −1  
4 4
16 − x 2
Using the Right-Triangle: cos  =
4

  x  16 − x
2 
 2  
x
I ( x) = 8  sin −1   −   +C
4 4
 4 2 
Therefore,   ✓✓
 
 x  x 16 − x
2
= 8sin −1   − +C
4 2
Page 5 of 7

10
3x
3.2 Evaluate the definite integral, I =  2 x2 + 5
dx . (5)
2

Let, u = 2 x 2 + 5  du = 4 xdx ✓
Bounds: x = 2  u = 9 and x = 10  u = 25 ✓
3 25 − 1
Then, I =  u 2 du ✓
4 9
25
3 1 3
= u 2 ✓ =  25 − 9  = 3 ✓
2 9 2

QUESTION 4 [7]

−2 x + 4 Ax + B C
Consider the proper rational function, = +
( x2 + 1) ( x − 1) x + 1 x − 1
2

4.1 Determine the values of A, B and C. Write your answer in the table below. (3)

A = −1 ✓

B = −3 ✓

C =1 ✓

−2 x + 4
4.2 Hence, evaluate the indefinite integral, I ( x) =  dx . (4)
( x + 1) ( x − 1)
2

 −x − 3 1 
I ( x) =   +  dx
 1+ x x −1 
2

x 1 1
= − dx − 3 dx +  dx ✓
1+ x 2
1+ x 2
x −1
✓ ✓ ✓
1
= − ln 1 + x 2 − 3 tan −1 x + ln x − 1 + C
2
Page 6 of 7

QUESTION 5 [11]

 x 2 dx
x
5.1 Evaluate the indefinite integral using integration by parts. (4)

u = x  du = dx u dv
2 x
+ x 2x
dv = 2 x dx  v =
ln 2 ✓ 2x
− 1
✓ ln 2
 2   2 
x x
2x
ln 2    ln 2 
I = x −  dx + 0
 ( ln 2 )
2
Then,
2x x 1  2x 
= −  +C
ln 2 ln 2  ln 2 
2x x 2x
= − +C
ln 2 ( ln 2 )2
✓✓

5.2 Evaluate I =  sin 7 x cos 6 x dx . (3)

1
I =  sin ( 7 x − 6 x ) + sin ( 7 x + 6 x )  dx ✓
2
1
=  ( sin x + sin13x ) dx ✓
2
1 cos13x  cos x cos13x
=  − cos x − +C = − − +C ✓
2 13  2 26
Page 7 of 7

5.3 Calculate the average value of f ( x) = sin( x) e1−cos x on the interval 0,   (4)

1  1−cos x
 − 0 0
f ( x) = e sin x dx ✓

1 1− cos x
= e ✓
 0
1
= e1−( −1) − e1−1  ✓

e2 − 1
= (  2.034 ) ✓

End

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