Practice Final Exam - Elementary Functions | MATH 112, Exams of Mathematics

Material Type: Exam; Class: Elementary Functions >5; Subject: Mathematics; University: University of Oregon; Term: Spring 2004;

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Practice FINAL Math 112 Spring 2004
NAME:
1. [5] TRUE/FALSE: Circle T in each of the following cases if the statement is always
true. Otherwise, circle F. Let θbe a real number and kand integer.
T F sin(π
3+x) = sin π
3+x
T F csc(θ) = csc θ
T F eln(1) =1
T F ln x
y= ln xln y
T F If sin θ > 0 and cot θ < 0, then cos θ < 0
T F The domain of tan1is [1,1]
T F The range of sin1is [0, π]
T F If a+bi is a root of a polynomial, abi is also a root.
T F The conjugate to 2i+ 3i2is 2i3i2
T F The remainder of 3x112 6x3+ 2x1 when divided by x1, is 6
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Practice FINAL Math 112 Spring 2004

NAME:

  1. [5] TRUE/FALSE: Circle T in each of the following cases if the statement is always true. Otherwise, circle F. Let θ be a real number and k and integer.

T F sin(π 3 + x) = sin π 3 + x

T F csc(−θ) = − csc θ

T F eln(−1)^ = − 1

T F ln xy = ln x − ln y

T F If sin θ > 0 and cot θ < 0, then cos θ < 0

T F The domain of tan−^1 is [− 1 , 1]

T F The range of sin−^1 is [0, π]

T F If a + bi is a root of a polynomial, a − bi is also a root.

T F The conjugate to 2i + 3i^2 is 2i − 3 i^2

T F The remainder of 3x^112 − 6 x^3 + 2x − 1 when divided by x − 1, is 6

Show your work for the following problems. The correct answer with no

supporting work will receive NO credit.

  1. [2] Draw the complete graphs of sec x and cos−^1 y.
  2. [4] Evaluate: sin π 2 csc^2 π 6 − cot^2 π 6 csc^2 π 4

tan 4434 π cos − 3 π sec − 3 π

  1. [5] Evaluate:

sin−^1 (sin(sin−^1 (sin 34 π ))) sec(tan−1 3 4 ) sin(tan−^1 (−1) − π 4 )

  1. [1] Find a degree 3 polynomial with complex coefficients and with roots: 3, i, and 2 − i.
  2. [9] Let z = 1 + i and w = 1 − i
    • Find (^) wz using regular (rectangular form).
    • Find the polar form for z and w.
    • Using polar form find z ∗ w
    • Find z^8
    • Find the 3rd roots of w
  1. [2] Given that a = 10

2, b = 20, and A = π 6 with the standard notation, determine if the information describes 0, 1, or 2 triangles and solve for them/it if they/it exist/s.

  1. [4] Draw the graph produced by: −3 sin(4θ − π)
  1. [3] Prove for all x in the domain: (Hint: use identities.)

sin^4 x − cos^4 x = 2 sin^2 x − 1

sin x − sin 2x cos 3x + cos x

= − tan x