Practice for Exam 1 - Engineering Mathematics | MATH 3321, Exams of Mathematics

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Engineering Mathematics - MATH 3321 - Spring 2005
Practise for Exam1
First name: ............................................................................
Last name: ............................................................................
SSN: ............................................................................
Exercise 1. (20 points) Find the general solution of the equation
xy0+ 2y= 6xex2
(assume x6= 0).
Exercise 2. (20 points) Find the solution of the initial value problem
(x2+ 6)y0= 2xy
y(2) = 20
Exercise 3. (20 points) Consider the following linear system:
x1+ax22x3= 3
2x1+x2+x3= 3
3x1+x2+x3= 6
where ais a real number.
1. Use the property of the matrix of the coefficient to determine for which values of athe
system above has ONLY ONE SOLUTION;
2. find the solution of the system assuming a= 1 (THIS IS A PRACTICE FOR THE
EXAM. TRY TO SOLVE THE SYSTEM USING BOTH THE ROW REDUCTION
AND THE CRAMER’S RULE BECAUSE YOU SHOULD KNOW BOTH FOR THE
EXAM!!!);
3. (optional: 10 extra points ) what happens for a=2?
Exercise 4. (20 points) Consider the following matrices:
A=·11
1 1 ¸B=·122
2 0 3 ¸.
Compute the following operations, if possible:
(i)A2B(iv)BB T
(ii)B(v)A0B
(iii)AB0(vi)BTA
Think what differences there would be if Ais defined as follows:
A=·11
1 1 ¸
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Engineering Mathematics - MATH 3321 - Spring 2005

Practise for Exam

First name: ............................................................................ Last name: ............................................................................ SSN: ............................................................................

Exercise 1. (20 points) Find the general solution of the equation

xy′^ + 2y = 6xex

2

(assume x 6 = 0).

Exercise 2. (20 points) Find the solution of the initial value problem

(x^2 + 6)y′^ = 2xy y(2) = 20

Exercise 3. (20 points) Consider the following linear system:

x 1 + ax 2 − 2 x 3 = 3 2 x 1 + x 2 + x 3 = 3 3 x 1 + x 2 + x 3 = 6 where a is a real number.

  1. Use the property of the matrix of the coefficient to determine for which values of a the system above has ONLY ONE SOLUTION;
  2. find the solution of the system assuming a = 1 (THIS IS A PRACTICE FOR THE EXAM. TRY TO SOLVE THE SYSTEM USING BOTH THE ROW REDUCTION AND THE CRAMER’S RULE BECAUSE YOU SHOULD KNOW BOTH FOR THE EXAM!!!);
  3. (optional: 10 extra points ) what happens for a = −2?

Exercise 4. (20 points) Consider the following matrices:

A =

[

]

B =

[

]

Compute the following operations, if possible: (i) A − 2 B (iv) BBT (ii) −B (v) A′B (iii) AB′^ (vi) BT^ A Think what differences there would be if A is defined as follows:

A =

[

]

Exercise 5. (20 points) Compute the determinants of the following matrices:

 

Extra Credit Problem. (20 Points) Using the index notation prove that

BT^ A

)T

= AT^ B.