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    Excel Review Center

    ECE IFC Math 1 Lecture


    V

    26. Find the term

    rth term: nCr 1 xnr 1 yr 1


    x 2y 3z
    To have z2 :

    6Cr 1 x 2y6r 13zr 1 r 3


    6C31 x 2y6313z31
    6C2 x 2y 3z
    4

    To have x3 y :
    4Cr 1 x4r 12yr 1 r 2

    Term: 6C2 4C1 x3 2y 3z2

    3
    2
    1080x yz
    27. Find the length of the arc

    r t cost i sint j tk
    2
    2
    2
    dx dy dz

    dt dt dt dt

    sint cost 1 dt

    s
    2 dt 2 2
    2

    2
    0

    28. A tank full of water

    4
    dy

    f x ex

    3R h

    3
    h2
    V
    35 h
    3
    dV 2h dh
    h2 dh

    15 h

    dt
    3 dt
    3 dt
    23 dh
    32 dh
    0.2
    15 3

    3 dt
    3 dt
    dh
    0.003
    dt

    4y

    e
    1

    33. Identify the 65th


    Arrange the values from lowest to
    highest.

    Answer: 2.21
    34. Find 7.5, 7.5 and 7.5
    By definition, x denotes the greatest

    2m2 40m 128 0


    m 4, m 16

    integer that is not less than x,


    hence 7.5 7 .

    By definition, x denotes the least

    x C1e4t C2e16t
    @t 0,x 0
    C1 C2 0 eqn. 1
    dx
    4C1e4t 16C2e16t
    dt
    dx
    @t 0, 0.6 m/ s
    dt
    0.6 4C1 16C2 eqn. 2
    Solving two equations:
    C1 0.05, C2 0.05

    35. Find the number


    There are 3(2) = 6 elements in A x B, and
    hence there are m 26 64 subsets of A
    x B. Thus there are m = 64 relations from
    A to B.
    36. A special type of clock

    MH 60

    HH 2.5
    1
    HH MH
    24
    3: 40PM 15: 40

    31. A dog is tethered

    360o
    40 152.5 40 x
    24

    60 min

    o
    5

    42 4a 4
    a 1
    x2 4y
    W Fwd Vd

    W 62.5 4 y4ydy 8378 ft lb

    14

    12

    x2dy

    37. A petal is formed by

    29. A hemispherical bowl

    P
    65
    n 100
    11 7.15 8
    100

    d2x
    dx
    2 2 40 128x 0
    dt
    dt
    Auxiliary equation:

    62.5 4 y

    x2 dx 1.462681

    integer that does not exceed x,


    hence 7.5 7 and 7.5 8 .

    x 0.05 e4t e16t

    x2 4ay

    0 4f 0.1 2f 0.2 ...

    3 2f 0.8 4f 0.9 f 1
    0.1f 0 4f 0.1 2f 0.2 ...

    3 2f 0.8 4f 0.9 f 1

    x2 dx x f

    d2x
    dx
    m 2 c kx 0
    dt
    dt
    m mass, c damping constant
    k spring constant
    F kx
    25.6 N k 0.7 0.5 m
    k 128 N/ m

    4C1 x3 2y

    Solution to Problems 26 - 50

    30. A spring with a mass

    4C21 x4212y21

    h2

    3
    1
    1
    142 22 62
    4
    4
    4
    A 157
    A

    90o

    32. Use Simpsons Rule

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    ECE IFC Math 1 Lecture

    1
    Asegment 42 4 4
    4
    2
    Apetal 2Asegment 24.566 9.1327
    38. Let f :R R and g:R R
    Compute g f as follows:

    g f x gf x g2x 1
    2x 12 2 4x2 4x 1

    39. Find the

    B 0 since there is no positive integer

    Solution to Problems 26 - 50

    for these exam scores is the median:


    88.5.

    The coded message transliterates to the


    sequence of numbers
    4 0 23 0 25 18 13 12 13 10
    The decryption algorithm, applied
    modulo 26, yields now the sequence
    18 14 11 14 13 6 1 0 1 24
    The usual transliteration converts this to
    SOLONGBABY

    44. Identify the 40th percentile...


    Arrange the values from lowest to
    highest.
    772, 782, 879, 907, 909, 927,1004,
    1008, 1261, 1431

    48. Find the derivative

    P
    40
    n 100
    10 4
    100

    Because i is an integer, the 40th


    percentile is the average of the values in
    position i and i +1
    Answer: 908

    whose square is 5, that is, B is empty.


    40. The frequency distribution
    The class midpoint/frequency values are:
    20.7
    3, 21.2 10, 21.7 11,
    22.2 13, 22.7
    9 and 23.2 2
    For grouped data, the mean value is
    given by:

    fx
    f

    3 20.7 10 21.2 11 21.7


    13 22.2 9 22.7 2 23.2

    r' t 2ti 2tj 3t2k


    t" t 2i 2j 6tk

    aN

    2A1

    2A

    1
    3

    2 A

    1
    56

    0
    0
    0
    1
    0

    2
    0
    5
    0
    3

    4
    0
    3
    6
    2
    3
    2 1 0
    0

    3
    0
    2
    4
    0

    0
    0
    1
    0

    2
    5
    0
    3

    4
    3
    6
    2

    2 4
    5 3 114
    3 2

    43. The exams


    Reason: The mean exam score is 79.6,
    which is lower than all but the lowest
    exam score, so its hardly the center of
    the data. There is no mode for this data
    set. A good measure of central tendency

    y
    x

    2t
    2

    3t2

    2
    e3x
    y' y
    y' P x y Q x
    x
    x
    I.F. e

    6t2i 6t2j


    2
    2t 2 2t 2 3t2

    Pdx

    e x

    Solution: ye

    6t

    2
    6t2

    6 2t2
    8t2 9t4

    yx2

    dx

    Pdx

    e2lnx x2

    Qe

    Pdx

    dx C

    xe

    yx2

    xe

    e3x 2
    x dx C
    x
    3xdx C

    3xdx

    x 6 2y 3z
    V xyz
    6 2y 3z yz

    42. Find
    Use the co-factor method:

    0
    2
    1
    0
    1

    2
    6t2

    xy' 2y e3x

    r' t r" t
    aN
    r' t
    r' t r" t 2t
    2

    49. The solution to

    46. Find the volume

    41. Let

    3
    0
    0
    4
    0

    y'

    21.9

    48

    xy'exy yexy xy'cos xy y cos xy 0

    r t t2i t2j t3k

    48
    1052.1

    xy'exy yexy cos xy xy' y 0


    y'x exy cos xy y exy cos xy

    45. A particle moves with

    Where f is the class frequency and x is


    the class midpoint value, Hence the
    mean value,

    exy sin xy 1 0

    v x;
    dv dx

    du e3xdx
    1
    u e3x
    3

    vdu uv udv
    1
    1
    xe e dx
    3
    3
    1
    1
    xe dx 3 xe 9 e

    V 6yz 2y2z 3yz2


    V
    6z 4yz 3z2
    y
    0 6 4y 3z
    4y 3z 6
    V
    6y 2y2 6yz
    z
    0 6 2y 6z
    2y 6z 6
    2
    2
    y 1, z , x 6 21 3 2
    3
    3
    2 4
    V xyz 21
    3 3

    3x

    3x

    3x

    3x

    3x

    1
    1
    yx2 xe3x e3x C
    3
    9
    1
    1
    C
    y e3x 2 e3x 2
    3x
    9x
    x
    50. There are six

    6C4 15 ways

    47. Use the shift decryption scheme


    P P 12 to decrypt the code:
    EAXAZSNMNK.
    A.
    B.

    I LOVE YOU SO C. IMISSYOU


    SO LONG BABY * D. PEACE

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