Exam location & times: Olin Hall 320 at 9:00 a.m. (section 1) or 12:30 p.m. (section 3) on Tuesday, March 26

General Rules

• You are allowed one new 3"-by-5" note card with anything you wish written on both sides for use during the exam. You may also use your 3"-by-5" note card from Exam 1.
• No other notes or books are allowed at the exam.
• You must have your graphing calculator with you, with angular measure set to radian mode.

• Look over your old homework assignments and in-class exercises.
• Do a few of the chapter 8 review problems and "Check Your Understanding" true/false problems.   Answers are posted outside my office.
• For each section of the text that will be covered on the exam, write a paragraph in your own words that describes the main ideas in the section, why these ideas are important, and how you can use the ideas to solve problems.
• Think carefully about what you want to write on your one note card.

Chapter 8 applications of integration, including

• Geometric applications
  • Area
  • Volume by slicing, including solids of revolution
  • Arc length
• Density, total mass, and center of mass
• Applications to physics
  • Work
  • Force and pressure
• Financial mathematics
  • Present values
  • Future (accumulated) values
  • Discrete (lump) payments, continuous streams of payments
• Distributions and probability
  • (Probability) density function, pdf
  • Cumulative distribution function, cdf
  • Computing probabilities or fractions of a population
  • Mean
  • Median

• Chapter 8 (pp 397-400):  7, 9, 10, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23
• Section 8.7:  5, 7, 8, 9, 15