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MIDTERM 2021-22 Summer

1. The document is a midterm exam for a Calculus II course consisting of 3 math problems: - Problem 1 evaluates integrals. - Problem 2 calculates fluid force on a semicircular plate in a pool. - Problem 3 finds the volume of a solid generated by rotating a region bounded by two curves around the y-axis, using both cylindrical shell and disk methods. 2. For problem 2, the fluid force is calculated by integrating pressure over tiny strips of the plate, with pressure given by fluid density, gravity, and depth below the surface. 3. For problem 3, both methods yield the same volume of 5π/6 cubic units for the solid generated by rotating the region

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MIDTERM 2021-22 Summer

1. The document is a midterm exam for a Calculus II course consisting of 3 math problems: - Problem 1 evaluates integrals. - Problem 2 calculates fluid force on a semicircular plate in a pool. - Problem 3 finds the volume of a solid generated by rotating a region bounded by two curves around the y-axis, using both cylindrical shell and disk methods. 2. For problem 2, the fluid force is calculated by integrating pressure over tiny strips of the plate, with pressure given by fluid density, gravity, and depth below the surface. 3. For problem 3, both methods yield the same volume of 5π/6 cubic units for the solid generated by rotating the region

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EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY OF LEFKE

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
MATH110 CALCULUS II
SUMMER 2021/2022 MIDTERM EXAM

Name/Surname: Abubakar Salum Abdallah Date Due: 11.08.2022 10:00 AM

Student Id: 21143326


Civil Engineering

The homework/project assignment that has been submitted by myself is solely my own work and
I did not get any aid from other people.
Signature: ……………………….
INSTRUCTIONS
How to submit your exam:
You can submit this homework using Microsoft word (preferred), or scan of your
handwritten answers as one single pdf file. You CANNOT submit single pictures of the
pages that you wrote to answer these questions. Submissions in the form of pictures WILL
NOT BE GRADED. You can find free scanning applications for your cell phones to scan
your pages, you don’t need a scanner device. Using Microsoft Word does not mean inserting
pictures on word you need to type your answers.
How to answer the questions:
 You need to show every step of your calculations and you need to write explanations as
required.
 I want to remind you that this is an individual work. You cannot share your work with
others.

Questions:

1- Evaluate Integrals
Solution
1. (a)
1

∫ ( 4+5 rr 2)2 dr
0

Let u = 4 +r 2

du = 2rdr

1
du= rdr
2
r=1
u = 4 +(1)2
u=5
r=0
u=4+0
u=4

1 . (b)
2 2 2
x2 x2 1
∫ x ln x dx = 2
ln x ∫ −∫ . dx
1 1 1 2 x
U = ln x
1
du = x dx
2 2
x2 x
ln x ∫ −∫ dx
2 1 1 2

2 2 2
X X
= ln x ∫ −∫ dx
2 1 1 2
2 2 2 2
X X
dv = xdx = ln x ∫ −¿ ¿ ∫
2 1 1 4
2
X
v=
2
2
2
( 1 )2 2
2 1
2
= ( ln 2− ln 1) – ( − ¿
2 2 4 4

1 1
= 2ln2 - 2 ln(1) – (1 - 4 ¿

= 1.386294361 – 0.75

= 0.6362943611
1. (c)
∫ 8 sin 4 x cos 2 x dx
Solution

8∫ sin x cos x dx
4 2

8∫ sin 2 x ( sin2 x cos2 x ) dx


1
But sin 2 x = 2 (1−cos 2 x)
1
8∫ 2 (1−cos 2 x) ¿ ¿
1 2
But sinxcosx = 2 sin x
∴¿
1 1
8 ∫ ( 1−cos 2 x ) . ( sin¿¿ 22)xdx ¿
2 4
1 1 1
8∫ 2 (1−cos 2 x) 4 ( 2 −cos x )
4

1
8∫ 16 (1−cos 2 x ) ( 1−cos x ) dx
4

1
2
∫ ( 1−cos 2 x )( 1−cos 4 x ) dx
1
2
∫ ( 1−cos 4 x−cos 2 x ) dx+∫ cos 2 xco 4 x dx
1 1 1 1
dx−∫ cos 4 xdx−∫ cos 2 xdx + ∫ cos 2 xcos 4 xdx
2 2 2 2
1 1 1 1 1
∫ 2 dx −∫ 2 cos 4 xdx− 2 ∫ cos 2 xdx + 4 ∫ cos 2 xdx+ 4 ∫ cos 6 x
x sin 4 x sin2 x sin 2 x sin 6 x
− + + + +c
2 8 4 8 2
x sin 4 x sin6 x sin 2 x
− + +C+
2 8 24 8

x 1 sin 6 x sin 2 x
∴∫ 8 sin x cos xdx= − sin 4 x +
4 2
+C+
2 4 24 8

2- Calculate the fluid force on one side of a plate shown in the figure. Radius of the
semicircle is 5 m. and stays vertically at the bottom of a pool filled with water. Depth of
the pool is 6m (30p)
0

Consider a tiny strip of the plate:


Using the general equation of a circle.
x i+ ( y i )2=52

X i =√ 25− y 2i
A= lxb
L= 2 x i=2 √25− y 2i
A = 2√ 25− y 2i ∆ y

The pressure exerted on the strip is given as


pi=fgdi :dityi=6
Pi=( 1000 ) ( 9.8 ) ( 6− y i )
F = Pi A i
f i=2(1000)(9.8) ( 6− y i) √ 25− y i ∆ y
2

Total force exerted by strips


m
f i=lim ⁡ ∑ fi
m →∞ j= A
m
= lim ∑ 9600 (6− y i) √ 25− y 2i ∆ y
m=→ ∞ i= A
5

= ∫ A 9600 (6- y i ¿ √25− y 2i dy


0

= A9600∫ (6− y i) √ 25− y i d y


2

5 5

=A9600∫ 6 √ 25− y i d y - ∫ y √ 25− y i d y


2 2

0 0

Evaluate the first integral I 1


5

∫ 6 √25− y 2i d y
0
5

6∫ √25− y i d y
2

0
y= 5sinθ
dy = 5cosθdθ
√ 25 y 2i = √ 25−25 sin 2 θ❑
= √ 25 ¿ ¿
= 5cosθ
−1 y
θ=sin ( )
5
When y = 0
−1 0
θ=sin =0
5
y=5
5 π
θ=sin−1 =
6 2
π
2
6∫ 5 cosθ .5 cosθdθ
0
π
2
6∫ 5 cosθ .5 cosθdθ
0
π
2
A50∫ 1+cos 2 θ
0 2
π 75 π
75. ( +0 ¿=
2 2

Evaluate 2nd integral I 2


5
I 2=∫ y √25− y dy
2

0
U = 25- y 2 du = -2y.dy
When y = 0 m=25
du
- = ydy When y =5, u = 0
2

0 0
du −1
∫ √u− 2
= ∫ √ u du
2 25
25
3
2 0
−1 u
.
2 3
∫❑
25
2

- 1 x 3 (0 2 −25 2 )= - 3 ¿ ¿)
3 3
1
2 2
1 A 25
- 3 (− A 25 ) = 3
75 π A 50
A9600 ( 2 − 3 ¿
F = A4.92402934N
F= A, 49.10^6 N
3- Use cylindrical shell method (15p) and disk method (15p) to find volume of the solid
generated by turning the region bounded by the curve below about y-axis. plot the curve
and derive the equations required.
y = x2 y = 2-x, x= 0 for 𝑥 ≥ 0

By using cylindrical method


Solution
V = Al hl ∆ X
V = 2 π x (2−X −X 2 )∆ X
h = (2-X)- X 2

v = 2 π ∫ X ( 2−X− X ) dx
2

v = 2 π ∫ ( 2 X −X − X ) dx
2 3

2 3 4 1
2X X X
v = 2π( − − ¿ ∫❑
2 3 4 0

3 4 1
X X
− ¿ ∫❑
2
v = 2 π (X −
3 4 0

1 1
v = 2 π (1− − ¿−2 π ( 0)
3 4
5
v = 2π x
12
5 3
v= πm
6
5 3
Volume = π m
6

By using disc method


Solution
From disc method solution about y-axis
V = π ∫ X dy
2

1
V 1 = π ∫ y dy
0
y = 2 –X but X = 1 – y
1
V 2 = π ∫ (2− y)2 dy
0

Volume = V 2 - V 1
1
V 2 = π ∫ (2− y)2 dy
0
1
V 2 = π ∫ ( 4−4 y− y 2 ) dy
0
1
V 1 = π ∫ y dy
0
2 3 2 1
V 2−V 1 = π (4 y− 4 y + y - y )∫ ❑
2 3 2 0
1
1 1
V = π ∫ (4−2+ − )
0 3 2
5 3
V= πm
6
5 3
Volume = π m
6

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