Math 1060: Final Exam
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Linear Algebra
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1.) Give the vector written as a row I\Q
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(a)
z(-3,1Z)
2.) Find the product
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-Ii
-io -Z.
Conics and other solutions of equations in two variables
3.) Give the equation for a line of slope
that passes through the origin.
4.) Give the equation for a line of slope
that passes through
the point (2, 3).
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5.) Give the equation of the unit circle.
6.) Give the equation of the circle of radius 3 centered at the origin.
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7.) Give the equation of the circle of radius 3 centered at the point (—2, 3).
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1
8.) Give the equation of the ellipse obtained by starting with the unit circle,
and then scaling the x-axis by 4, and the y-axis by 2.
9.) Give the equation of the ellipse from #8, shifted right by 1 and
up by 5.
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z
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10.) Draw the set of solutions of the equation y
=
.
2
x
11.) Draw the set of solutions of the equation x
=
.
2
y
12.) Draw the set of solutions of the equation xy
13.) Draw the set of solutions of the equation y
2
2
14.) Draw the set of solutions of the equation x
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2 is the set of solutions of xy
=
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1, then draw R(H).
jx from #13. What’s the equation
16.) Let P the set of solutions of y = 2
for P shifted right by 1 and down by 3?
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Trigonometry
17.) What is the distance between the points (3, 5) and (—1, 8)?
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1
5
18.) Find the length of the unlabeled side of the triangle below.
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=
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19.) Find sin(O), cos(6), and tan(9) for the angle 0 given below. (3 points.)
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20.) What’s the Pythagorean Identity?
f+ (r0)
For #21-29, graph cos(x), sin(x), tan(x), sec(x), csc(x), cot(x), arccos(x),
arcsin(x), and arctan(x).
30.) What’s arccos
()?
31.) What’s arcin(1)?
32.) What’s arctan(—1)?
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Match the functions with their graphs.
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43.)
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sin(—x)
cos(x)
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38.) sin(x) 4
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sin (x +
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sin (x
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45.)
f(x)
fx < 0
46.)
if x > 0.
=
lcos(x)
g(x)
=
cos(x)
(sin(x)
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Complex numbers
47.) Find (1 + i3) + (2
—
i4).
48.) Find (2 + i3)(1 + i5).
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49.) What’s the norm of 5 + i3.
50.) Find 3(cos(—2) +
isin(—2))4(cos(5) + isin(5)).
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+
, (3))
if x < 0;
if x > 0.
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on your answer
5L) (2 points) Draw the number z = 2( cos
+ i sin
sheet. Draw an X on your answer sheet on the number 3(cos(lr)+isin(7r))z.
52.) Find
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4
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1
3
z
53.) Find
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Equations in one variable
For each of the following equations, state how many solutions the equation
can have at most.
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2
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56.) sin(x)
=
57.) cos(x)
=
58.) loge(x)
=
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