Jacky’s Exams Solutions
These are the solutions for test I made.
Fall 2018 | Professor Kate Poirier
Jacky’s Exams Solutions
These are the solutions for test I made.
You can see videos of worked solutions here. I recommend you don’t watch the video for a particular question until you’ve already spent at least 20 minutes trying to answer the question on your own.
Marcus Final exam review solutions
1a)(sqrt(6)+sqrt(2))/2
1b)-(sqrt(2)+sqrt(6))/4
2a) magnitude=sqrt(10)
angle=79.1 degrees
2b) magnitude=1.479
angle=115.84
3a){x=3}
3b){x=6}
4a)domain:(0, inf)
4b)domain:(-7, inf)
4c)domain:(-5, inf)
5a)domain:(-inf,2)U(2,4)U(4,inf)
vertical:(2,0)&(4,0)
removal:none
5b)domain:(-inf,-2)U(-2,0)U(0,2)
vertical:(0,0)&(-2,0)
removal:(2,0)
6a)(3+4i)
6b)(-14+2i)
7a)(x^2-2x-2-3/(x-2))
7b)(x^2+3x-2+4/(x+3))
8a)all real roots:1/2, 2/3,…
8b)all real roots:-1/4
9a)(pi-pi/4)+2*pi*n
9b) pi/4+2*pi*n
9c) pi/6+2*pi*n
10a)magnitude=sqrt(100) , angle=53.1
10b)magnitude=111.8, angle=sqrt(29)
10c) magnitude=225, angle=4*sqrt(2)
Jayvon Final exam Question solutions
1a) 3^5x+2=9^x+4
3^5x+2=3^2x+8
5x+2=2x+8
5x=2x+6
3x=6
x=2
1b) 5^x+3=7^x
ln5^x+3=ln7^x
(x+3)*ln5=x*ln7
x*ln5+3*ln5=x*ln7
xln5-xln7=3ln7
x(ln5-ln7)=3ln7
x=3ln5/(ln5-ln7)
2a) x^2-2x-3>=0
x^2-2x-3>=0
(x+1)=0 &. (x-3)=0
x=-1 & x=3
x>=-1 & x>=3
(-inf,-1)U(3, inf)
2b) |x-4| >= 7
(x-4)>=7 & -x+4>=7
x>=11 & x=<-3
(-inf, -3) U (12, inf)
3) y=2*sin(4x-pi)
amplitude:2
period:1/2pi
phase shift:pi/4
minima:-2
maxima:2
pi/4+2*pi*n
4a) y=5+6x
x=5+6y
f^-1(x)=(x-5)/6
4b) y=2/(8x+5)
x=2/(8y+5)
f^-1(x)=(2/x-5)/8
5) f(x)=(x+2)/(3-x)
x-int:2
y-int:2/3
domain:(-inf, 3)U(3, inf)
vertical:3
horizontal:-2
6a) 3(cos315+I*sin315)/18(cos135+I*sin135)
3/18* cos(315-135)+I*sin(315-135)
1/6*cos(180)+I*sin(180)
1/6*(-1+0i)
-1/6
6b) ln* sqrt(x^3*4*sqrt(y))
ln x^3^1/2+ln y^1/4^1/2
sqrt(3)u+1/2v
7)a. a1:5
b. ratio:5
c. a_n*r^n-1=5*5^n-1
d. 5^n*5^10-1=9765625
8)2015-2003=12
80,000(1+.04)^13
=133205
3=(1+.04)^x
(ln3/ln1.04=x)
9a) sqrt((-5sqrt(3))^2+(5)^2)
sqrt(100)=10
magnitude=10
tan^-1(5/-5*sqrt(3))
tan^-1(5/-5*sqrt(3))=-30+180=
angle=(150 degrees)
10)sin(2a)=(-14*sqrt(113))/16)
cos(2a)=(-1)
tan(2a)=(sqrt(113)/-32)
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