MA 22100– EXAM 2 INFORMATION 
Exam 2 is an evening exam at 8:00 pm -- 9:15 pm on Thursday, 15 October,   in PHYS 112 and PHYS 114. Your 
instructor will assign seats for your class and only he or she will know your assigned seat.  (The 
course web page only shows the section where your class will be sitting.)  If you arrive more 
than 30 minutes late, you will not be allowed to take the exam.  Instead you will have to get an 
alternate exam form from your instructor and may receive a 20 point penalty on the alternate 
exam.
 
The exam consists of 13 multiple-choice questions. “None of the above” is not used as a 
choice.  There are no formulas provided on the exam.  You will have one hour and fifteen 
minutes to complete your work.  Only the scantron answer sheet will be graded, so be very 
careful in coding your answer choices.  No regrades will be allowed for miscoded or uncoded 
answer sheets. 
 
Four days after the exam  your score will be available via a link on the 
course web page (not on Blackboard).  Letter grade estimates will be announced in class and will 
also be available  on the course web page. 
 
To request an alternate exam, you must see your instructor as soon as you know you will miss 
the exam.  Do not wait to contact your instructor.  If you will miss the 
exam due to a class or exam conflict, you will need to provide your schedule/exam date 
information.  If you miss the exam due to serious personal illness or family emergency, you will 
need to provide documentation.  If you miss the exam for another reason, you may be allowed to 
take an alternate, but it will be with a 20 point penalty. 
 
The alternate exam is at 6:30 pm -- 7:45 pm on Tuesday, 20 October, in REC 114.  You must obtain an 
alternate exam form (blue slip) from your instructor and take it to MATH 242 to reserve a seat   for the 
alternate exam. 
 
Your instructor will provide a set of review problems.  Be sure that you also study all of the 
homework problems and the in-class examples.  A sample exam  is available on the course webpage.  Note that the material covered is slightly different.
You should also be aware that one or two problems on the 
exam may not be exactly like a homework problem.  These problems are intended to see if you 
can apply what you have learned to a situation that is slightly different from what you have seen.   
 
Class on Friday, 16 October, is not optional; it is a regular class meeting.  However, class on Wednesday, 14 October is optional 
to compensate for the evening exam. 
 
Topics List (2.7, 2.8, 2.9, 3.1, 3.2, 6.1, 6.2, 6.3)
 
I. Trigonometric Functions 
• Evaluating trig values using special angles and quadrant signs 
• Rewriting expressions in terms sin and cos; converting between sin and cos 
• Derivatives of trig functions 
• Combining derivatives of trig functions with previous derivative rules 
• Applications involving derivatives of trig functions 
• Finding the second derivative of a function having a trig term 
 
II. Graphing applications of the derivative (no trigonometric terms in the function) 
• Intervals increasing and decreasing
• Relative extrema (minima and maxima) 
• Concavity 
• Inflection  points 
 
III. Sketching a graph using information from 1st and 2nd derivatives 
 
IV. Differentiation formulas, Implicit differentiation  and higher derivatives