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Differential Equations

Question 1
college-boardCalculus AB/BCAPExam Style
1 mark

The rate of change of a quantity A is directly proportional to the square of A and inversely proportional to the time t. Which of the following differential equations represents this situation?

Question 2
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1 mark

A scientist observes that, when the temperature TTT of a substance is doubled, the rate of change in its mass mmm with respect to the time ttt is also doubled. Which of the following differential equations could represent the situation?

Question 3
college-boardCalculus AB/BCAPExam Style
1 mark

Given that a particle moves along a line so that its velocity at time t is given by v(t)=3t2−6t+5v(t)=3t^{2}-6t+5v(t)=3t2−6t+5, for what intervals of time t does it accumulate distance?

Question 4
college-boardCalculus AB/BCAPExam Style
1 mark

t seconds after a Calculus textbook is dropped from a building, the rate of change of the textbook’s position is proportional to the amount of time passed. If y(t) is the position of the textbook at time t, which of the following differential equations represents this situation?

Question 5
college-boardCalculus AB/BCAPExam Style
1 mark

The rate of change of a parachuter’s speed is the sum of two terms: a constant gravity that speeds up the parachuter, and air resistance that slows down the parachuter, which is proportional to the parachuter’s speed. Which of the following differential equations represents this situation?

Question 6
college-boardCalculus AB/BCAPExam Style
1 mark

Which technique should be used to solve the logistic differential equation dPdt=P(100−P)\frac{dP}{dt} = P(100-P)dtdP​=P(100−P) for population P(t), considering that Euler's method is not applicable here?

Question 7
college-boardCalculus AB/BCAPExam Style
1 mark

Given a logistic growth model dPdt=kP(1−PL)\frac{dP}{dt} = kP \left(1-\frac{P}{L}\right)dtdP​=kP(1−LP​), where kkk is a positive constant, PPP is the population at time ttt, and LLL is the carrying capacity, what would be the effect of doubling kkk on the rate of growth when P=L2P=\frac{L}{2}P=2L​?

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Question 8
college-boardCalculus AB/BCAPExam Style
1 mark

If a function f(x)f(x)f(x) is differentiable at x=ax = ax=a, which of the following must be true about fff at x=ax = ax=a?

Question 9
college-boardCalculus AB/BCAPExam Style
1 mark

The rate of change of the temperature of a cylindrical rod in Kelvin per second, TTT, is proportional to the radius of the cylinder in inches, rrr, and the height of the cylinder in inches, hhh. If the rate of change of the temperature is 60 Kelvin per second for a rod with radius 3 inches and height 2 inches, wh...

Question 10
college-boardCalculus AB/BCAPExam Style
1 mark

Which type of test gives information on whether a critical point is a local maximum or minimum for a differentiable function?