Homework 1 for MATH 221: Calculus and Analytic Geometry, Assignments of Analytical Geometry and Calculus

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MATH 221: Calculus and Analytic Geometry
Prof. Ram, Fall 2006
HOMEWORK 1
DUE September 11, 2006
Problem A. Numbers
(1) What are the positive integers and why do we care?
(2) What are the nonnegative integers and why do we care?
(3) What are the rational numbers and why do we care?
(4) What are the real numbers and why do we care?
(5) What are the complex numbers and why do we care?
(6) What do 2 + 3, 2 + 5
7,4
9+5
7,2+1.4and2+2mean?
(7) What do x2,1
xand xmean?
(8) What do a+b,a+b
c,a
b+c
dmean?
(9) What do 23,2
5
7,2
3
5
7,2
x,2
1.4and 22mean?
(10) What do ab,ab
c,a
b
c
d,2
x,andx2mean?
(11) What do xxand xxmean?
Problem B. Computing with complex numbers
(1) Find a complex number zsuch that z+w=wfor all other complex numbers w.
(2) Find a complex number xsuch that xw =wfor all other complex numbers w.
(3) Compute (3 7i)+(2+5i) and graph the result.
(4) Compute (12 + 3i)(7 5i) and graph the result.
(5) Compute (4 + 8i)(2 3i) and graph the result.
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(6) Compute 15 + i
4+2iand graph the result.
(7) Compute (3 2i)3and graph the result.
(8) Compute 2iand graph the result.
(9) Compute 1
a+bi and graph the result, where a, b R.
(10) Compute (3 5i)+(7+2i) and graph the result.
(11) Compute (5 2i)(3 6i) and graph the result.
(12) Compute (2 4i)(3 + 2i) and graph the result.
(13) Compute 6i
4+2iand graph the result.
(14) Compute 11/4and graph the result.
(15) Compute 161/4and graph the result.
(16) Compute (271/3)4and 27(4+1/3) graph the result.
(17) Compute 1 + 1
2+1
4+1
8+1
16 +1
32 +1
64 +···.
(18) Compute 1 ·2, 1 ·2·3, 1 ·2·3·4, 1·2·3·4·5and1·2·3·4·5·6.
(19) Compute 1 + 1
1+1
1·2+1
1·2·3+1
1·2·3·4+1
1·2·3·4·5+···.
Problem C. Functions
(1) What is x2?
(2) What is ex?
(3) What is sin x?
(4) What is cos x?
(5) What is tan x?
(6) What is cot x?
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MATH 221: Calculus and Analytic Geometry

Prof. Ram, Fall 2006

HOMEWORK 1

DUE September 11, 2006

(6) What do 2 + 3, 2 +(5) What are the complex numbers and why do we care?(4) What are the real numbers and why do we care?(3) What are the rational numbers and why do we care?(2) What are the nonnegative integers and why do we care? (1) What are the positive integers and why do we care?Problem A. Numbers

75 (^) , 94

75 (^) , 2 + 1

4 and 2 +

2 mean?

(7) What do

x 2 , x 1 and

x mean?

(8) What do

a

b , a

cb (^) , ba

dc

mean?

(9) What do 2

3 , 2

(^75) (^) , ( 32 ) 7 5 , 2^

x , 2

1 . 4 and 2

√ 2 mean?

(10) What do

a b , a (^) cb ,^ ( ba^ ) d^ c , 2^

x , and

x 2 mean?

(11) What do

x x and

x √ x mean?

(1) Find a complex number^ Problem B. Computing with complex numbers

z such that

z (^) +

w

=

w

for all other complex numbers

w .

(2) Find a complex number

x such that

xw

w

for all other complex numbers

w .

(3) Compute (

i ) + (2 + 5

i ) and graph the result.

(4) Compute (

i ) −

(

5 i ) and graph the result.

(5) Compute (4 + 8

i )(

i ) and graph the result.

(6) Compute

i

i

and graph the result.

(7) Compute (

i ) 3 and graph the result.

(8) Compute

i and graph the result.

(9) Compute

a (^) +

(^) bi

and graph the result, where

a, b

R

(10) Compute (

i ) + (7 + 2

i ) and graph the result.

(11) Compute (

i ) (^) −

(^) (

(^) −

(^6) i ) and graph the result.

(12) Compute (

i )(3 + 2

i ) and graph the result.

(13) Compute

i

i and graph the result.

(14) Compute 1

1 / 4 and graph the result.

(15) Compute 16

1 / 4 and graph the result.

(16) Compute (

1 / 3 ) 4 and 27

(4+

/

graph the result.

(17) Compute 1 +

(18) Compute 1

5 and 1

(19) Compute 1 +

Problem C. Functions (1) What is

x 2 ?

(2) What is

e x ?

(3) What is sin

(^) x ?

(4) What is cos

(^) x ?

(5) What is tan

x ?

(6) What is cot

(^) x ?

(7) What is sec

(^) x ?

(8) What is csc

(^) x ?

(9) What is sinh

x ?

(10) What is cosh

(^) x ?

(11) What is tanh

(^) x ?

(12) What is coth

(^) x ?

(13) What is sech

(^) x ?

(14) What is csch

(^) x ?

(15) What is

x ?

(16) What is ln

(^) x ?

(17) What is sin

− 1 x^ ?

(18) What is cos

− 1 x ?

(19) What is tan

− 1 x ?

(20) What is cot

− 1 x ?

(21) What is sec

− 1 x ?

(22) What is csc

− 1 x ?

(23) What is sinh

− 1 x^ ?

(24) What is cosh

− 1 x ?

(25) What is tanh

− 1 x ?

(26) What is coth

− 1 x ?

(27) What is sech

− 1 x^ ?

(28) What is csch

− 1 x^ ?

Problem D. Function identities

(1) Explain why

x = 1 +

x

x 2

x 3

(^) · · ·

(2) Explain why

x n −

1

x −

1

= 1 +

x

x 2

(^) x 3

(^) · · ·

(^) x n − 1 .

(3) Find all possibilities for

c 0 , c 1 , c 2

...

so that

f (^) ( x ) =

c 0 (^) +

(^) c 1 x (^) + (^) c 2 x 2 +^ (^) c 3 x 3 +^ (^) · · ·

satisfies

f ( x

y ) =

f (^) ( x ) f (^) ( y ).

(4) Explain why

e x = 1 +

x

x 2

x 3

x 4

x 5

x 6

(5) Explain why ln

x is the inverse function to

e x .

(6) Verify the identity

e x

y

e x e y

.^

(7) Verify the identity

e − x =

e x (^).

(8) Verify the identity (

e x ) n =

e nx

.

(9) Verify the identity

e 0 = 1.

(10) Verify the identity ln(

xy

) = ln

(^) x

  • ln

(^) y .

(11) Verify the identity

(^) ln

(^) x

= ln(

/x

).

(12) Verify the identity ln

x n =

n (^) ln

(^) x .

(14) Explain why cos(13) Verify the identity ln 1 = 0.

(^) x

= 1

x 2

x 4

x 6

(15) Explain why sin

(^) x

=

x (^) −

x 3

x 5

x 7

(16) Verify the identity

e ix

= cos

(^) x

(^) i (^) sin

x .

(17) Verify the identity cos

2 x^

  • sin

2 x^ = 1

(18) Verify the identity sin(

x ) =

(^) sin

(^) x .

(19) Verify the identity cos(

x ) = cos

(^) x .

(20) Verify the identity sin(

x

y ) = sin

(^) x

cos

(^) y

  • cos

(^) x

sin

(^) y .