Mathematical Models Exam - Fall 2009, Exams of Mathematics

A final examination for a mathematical models course from fall 2009. It includes various mathematical problems on topics such as calculus, logarithms, trigonometry, complex numbers, and vectors. Students are required to find numeric answers to the problems, with some questions worth more marks than others.

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Mathematical Models 1
201-115
Fall 2009
Instructor: Bob DeJean
Final Examination
Please give numeric answers to 4 decimal places, except for
accuracy/precision/significant digits questions.
1 mark questions
Calculate to the right accuracy:
=
3.2
)0025.0(03.16
1.94 + 13.53 + 6.092 =
Write 0.66 rads in degrees
Calculate
e2.1 =
ln 0.0041 =
ln -12 =
The waves in my waterbed have an amplitude of 5 cm and a frequency of
0.08 Hz. What is their Angular Velocity ?
2 mark questions
Write using simple logs
=
+
7
37
ln x
x
Solve for x
5 (3x+2) = 10 000
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Mathematical Models 1 201- Fall 2009 Instructor: Bob DeJean

Final Examination

Please give numeric answers to 4 decimal places, except for accuracy/precision/significant digits questions.

1 mark questions

Calculate to the right accuracy:

=

  1. 3

Write 0.66 rads in degrees

Calculate e 2.1^ =

ln 0.0041 =

ln -12 =

The waves in my waterbed have an amplitude of 5 cm and a frequency of 0.08 Hz. What is their Angular Velocity?

2 mark questions

Write using simple logs

^ = 

7 ln 7 3 x

x

Solve for x 5 (3 x+2) = 10 000

Find x : log x + log(x + 1) = log 90

A triangular sail, 4 m high and 1.5 m along the base, faces a wind machine some 20 m away. What solid angle (in steradians) does the sail make at the wind machine?

This diagram tries to show a 3-d box with a bump on one side. Some of its dimensions are marked. What is its Surface Area?

Solve for x and y: 3x – 2y = 26 4x + 5y = 27

Set up the determinants to find y, but don’t bother to work it out: 2x + 6y – 3z = 26 3x – 4y + 3z = - 4x + 5y + 6z = 7

3 mark questions

Find x:

The Town of Ste Anne’s is thinking of putting a park on a triangle of land with sides of 75m, 56m and 48m. What is the angle at the smallest corner of the land?

Sketch the graph of y = 12 sin(8t + π) Vertical Shift = Amplitude = Phase Shift = Period =

Solve for all possible values of X, an angle between 0 and 2π radians: 3 tan X + 4 = tan X

Calculate ( 3 + 5 j )( 2 − 11 j ) =

=

j

j 2 3

12 5

Write 17 cis 40° in rectangular form.

Write 17 cis 40° in exponential form.

Calculate: (12 cis 45°) (3 cis 55°) =

(1.2 cis 15°)^5 =

Find the fourth roots of 81 cis 60°

A 50Ω resistor is in series with a 200 μFd capacitor. If a 60Hz current flows through them, what is their Impedance?

Find the slope of this curve at the point (1, 2): 7x + 5y = x^2 y + 15

What is the second derivative of 3 1

x

y?

4 mark question

Use the Limit Definition of Derivative to find the derivative of y = 5 x^2 − x + 4 Show all the steps.

Answers

0.017 (2 sig digs)

37.81°

-5. sfa

ln(7x + 3) – 7 ln x

9 only 0.0075 steradians 998.26 cm^2 x = 8 and y = -

y =

1.4765 m/s at 28.28° North of West infinity 6 Not continuous; circle breaks at -5 and 7

11.27 cm 39.76° sine wave with VS = 0 Amp = 12 PS = -0. Period = 0. 116.57° and 296.57°

61 – 23j