5

(1) Rationalize the denominator.

√5
√25
a)
√5
√5
b)
√55
c) √
5
5
25
d)
√25
e) √
5 5
5

(2) What do you multiply by to rationalize this denominator?

11
√6
11
a)
√6
11 √ 6
b)
√6
11 √ 6
c)
6
√ 6
d)
√6
e) √6
11

√6
(3) Rationalize the nominator .
√7
7 √6
a)
6 √7
6 √6
b)
7 √7
6
c)
√7
d) √6
7
6
e)
√ 42

2
⃗ x +8 x+ 16
x lim 4−
(4) x+ 4
(a) 0 (b) 8 (c) 16 (d) -∞ (DNE) (e) ∞ (DNE)

⃗ −x
x lim 5 +
(5) x−5
−1
(a) 0 (b) 5 (c) 5 (d) -∞ (DNE) (e) ∞ (DNE)

⃗ −x
x lim 1−
(6) x−5
−1 1 1
(a) 6 (b) 4 (c) 5 (d) -∞ (DNE) (e) ∞ (DNE)
2
⃗ x −x −12
x lim 0− 2
(7) x −4 x

(a) -12 (b) 0 (c) 3 (d) -∞ (DNE) (e) ∞ (DNE)

2
⃗ x −x−12
x lim 3
(8) x 2 −4 x

(a) -3 (b) -2 (c) 2 (d) -∞ (DNE) (e) ∞ (DNE)

d
(9) If dx f ( x)is g(x), then the antiderivative of g(x) is

a. f(x)
b. f’(x)
c. g’(x)
d. None of the above
e. Given: (d/dx) f(x) = g(x)
We know that the integration is the inverse process of
differentiation, then the antiderivative of g(x) is f(x).
Hence, option (a) f(x) is the correct answer.

(10) ∫ x 2 dx=¿
0
 a. 2
b. ⅔
c. 8/3
d. None of these

 0∫2 x2 dx = [x3/3]02 Now, apply the limits, we get 0∫2 x2 dx =(23/3)

– 0 = 8/3
2

(11) ∫ (x 2+3)dx equals

0

a. 24/3
b. 25/3
c. 26/3
d. None of the above.

0∫2 (x2 + 3)dx = [(x3/3)+ 3x]02

0∫  (x + 3)dx = [(2 /3)+ 3(2)] – 0 = (8/3)+6 = (8+18)/3 = 26/3.
2 2  3
2

(12) ∫ dx
x2
 equals
1

a. 1
b. -1
c. 2
d. ½

∫2 dx/x2 = 1∫2 x-2 dx = [x-1/-1]12
1

Now, apply limits, we get

∫2 dx/x2 = (2-1/-1) – (1-1/-1)
1

∫2 dx/x2 = (1/-2)+1 = (1-2)/-2= -1/-2 = ½

1
4

(13) ∫ 3 X dx  equals
0

a. 12
b. 24
c. 48
d. 86

∫4 3x dx = 30∫4 x dx = 3[x2/2]04

0

Now, apply the limits, we get

∫4 3x dx = 3[(42/2) -0]
0
∫4 3x dx = 3[8-0] = 24
0

(14) Integrate∫ (x 2+ x +1)dx  

0

a. 15/2
b. 20/5
c. 20/3
d. 3/20

∫2 (x2+x+1) dx = [(x3/3)+(x2/2) +x]02

0

∫2 (x2+x+1) dx = [(23/3) + (22/2) + 2] – 0

0

∫2 (x2+x+1) dx = (8/3) + 2+2 = (8/3)+4

0

∫2 (x2+x+1) dx = (8+12)/3 = 20/3.

0

1
(15) ∫ x 3 dx is

Ans: (b)

(16)

Ans: (b)