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CAL2.157 Free Response Justification Worksheet

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CAL2.157 Free-Response Justification - Select the justification that earns credit by naming the theorem, test, hypotheses, and conclusion. Standards: AP Calculus BC Mathematical Practices; CCSS.HSM; CCSS.MP1-MP8; ISTE 2,3,5,6; AASL Inquire/Curate/Engage; California Mathematics Framework 2023; Integrated CAL2-MTD, CAL2-RPI.

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Calculus II

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Math

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

A velocity model is v(t)=3/(1+t)² meters per second for t>=0. Which justification earns full credit for the total distance after all time?

AThe total distance is infinite because the time interval is infinite.

BThe total distance is 0 because v(t) approaches 0.

CThe total distance is measured in meters per second because v(t) is a velocity.

DSince v(t)>=0, total distance is integral_0^infty 3/(1+t)² dt; the improper limit equals 3 meters, so the total distance is finite and equals 3 meters.

Solution & Explanation:Integrating a nonnegative velocity over time gives distance in meters. The improper integral has a finite value.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Which justification earns full credit for proving that integral_1^infty 1/(x²+sqrt(x)) dx converges?

AIt diverges because sqrt(x) is not a polynomial term.

BIt converges because the integrand approaches 0, with no comparison needed.

CFor x>=1, x²+sqrt(x)>=x², so 0<1/(x²+sqrt(x))<=1/x²; since integral_1^infty 1/x² dx converges, the improper integral converges by comparison.

DIt is larger than 1/x², so comparison proves convergence.

Solution & Explanation:A convergent upper comparison proves convergence of a positive improper integral. The integrand limit alone is insufficient.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

Which justification earns full credit for determining whether the alternating series test applies to sum_{n=1}^infty (-1)ⁿ n/(n+1)?

AThe test applies because b_n is positive and increasing.

BThe alternating series test does not apply because b_n=n/(n+1) has limit 1, not 0; in fact the series diverges by the nth-term divergence test.

CThe test applies because the signs alternate, so the series converges.

DThe test proves absolute convergence because b_n is bounded.

Solution & Explanation:Alternation alone is not enough. The magnitudes must decrease to 0, and here the terms themselves do not approach 0.

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QWhat grade level and standards does this worksheet align with?

This worksheet is designed specifically for Calculus II Math students. It aligns with educational standard AP Calculus BC Mathematical Practices; CCSS.HSM; CCSS.MP1-MP8; ISTE 2,3,5,6; AASL Inquire/Curate/Engage; California Mathematics Framework 2023; Integrated CAL2-MTD, CAL2-RPI (Select the justification that earns credit by naming the theorem, test, hypotheses, and conclusion. Standards: AP Calculus BC Mathematical Practices; CCSS.HSM; CCSS.MP1-MP8; ISTE 2,3,5,6; AASL Inquire/Curate/Engage; California Mathematics Framework 2023; Integrated CAL2-MTD, CAL2-RPI.).