COLEGIO DE SEBASTIAN

City of San Fernando, Pampanga

Name:_______________________________________ Date:______________

Course/Year___________________________________ Score:_____________

FINALS IN INTEGRAL CALCULUS

I. Problem Solving
A. R is bounded by y = 0 and y = 4 -𝑥 2

Y = 4 - 𝑥2

B. Problem Solving
1. Find the Area of the region bounded by the curve 2x+y-8 = 0, the y-axis, and the
horizontal lines y = 2 and y = 4.

8−7
x= 2

y=4

y=2

2. Find the Area bounded by the given curves, the y-axis and the given volume of y.
sketch the figures.

C. Partial fraction

10𝑥 2 +9𝑥−7
1. Resolve into partial fractions.
(𝑥+2)(𝑥 2 −1)

𝑥 3 −4
2. Resolve into partial fractions.
(𝑥+1)3
 D. Solve the problem below using Disk Method of solution. Solid V is generated by resolving
the given region R about the x- axis, Draw R and makes a sketch of V.

1. R is bounded by x-axis, y-axis and the line 2x + 3y = 1

2x+3y=1

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 COLEGIO DE SEBASTIAN
City of San Fernando, Pampanga

Name:_______________________________________ Date:______________

Course/Year___________________________________ Score:_____________

FINALS IN PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS

(100 Points @ 90 mins)

1. Among 14 new electric razors which are packaged for shipment, there are 6 in w/c the operating
instructions brochure is not included. If 2 of these package razors are randomly selected for
inspection, what are the probabilities that: (15 points)
a.) Neither packaged razor contains the operating instructions brochure.
b.) 1 package razor contains the operating instructions brochure.
c.) Both package razor contains the operating instructions brochure.
2. To pass a quality control inspection 2 microwave ovens are chosen from each lot of 10
microwave ovens, and the lot is passed only if neither microwave oven has any defects;
otherwise, each of the microwave oven in the lot is checked. If the selection of microwave ovens
is random, find the probability that a lot will (15 points)
a.) Pass inspection when 1 of the 10 microwave ovens is defective.
b.) Fail the inspection when 3 of the 10 microwave ovens are defective.
c.) Fail the inspection when 6 of the 10 microwave ovens are defective.
3. An airline claims that 95 percent of its flights arrive on time. Find the probabilities that among
10 randomly selected flights (15 points)
a.) At least 8 are on time.
b.) From 7 to 9 are on time.
c.) At most 9 are on time.
4. Find the mean and standard deviation of the number of points rolled with a balanced die. (5
points)
5. The following table gives the probabilities that zero, one, two, three, four, five and six oceangoing
oil tankers will be unloaded in a port per day. ( 10 points)
Number of
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
Oil Tankers
Probabilities 0.10 0.27 0.36 0.3 0.07 0.06 0.01

Calculate the mean and standard deviation of this distribution.

6. The probability that the president of a corporation will interview at most 6 candidates when
selecting a new treasurer, or interview from 7 to 10 candidates for the position, are 0.65 and 0.20.
Find the probabilities that the president will interview ( 15 points)
a.) At least 7 candidates.
b.) At most 10 candidates.
c.) More than 10 candidates.
7. Given the mutually exclusive events A and B for which P(A) = 0.37 and P(B) = 0.41 , find ( 12 points)
a.) P(A’)
b.) P(B’)

c.) P(AᴖB)
d.) P(AᵕB)

e.) P(A’ᵕB’)

f.) P(A’ᴖB’)
 8. The two finalist in a golf tournament play 18 holes, with the winner getting $20,000 and the
runner up getting $12,000. What are the two player mathematical expectations if ( 10 points)
a.) They are evenly matched?

b.) Their probabilities of winning are ¾ and ¼.

9. In the game of “chuck-a-luck” three dice are thrown and a player bets on the occurrence of a
number which he can choose. He wins $ 1 if his number appears on only one die, $ 2 if his number
appears in two dice, $3 if his number appears in all three dice and he loses $ 1 if his number
appears in none of the dice ( 10 points )
a.) Find the probabilities of his winning $1, $2 and $3 and the probabilities of his losing $1.
b.) Determine the player’s mathematical expectation.

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 COLEGIO DE SEBASTIAN
City of San Fernando, Pampanga

Name:_______________________________________ Date:______________

Course/Year___________________________________ Score:_____________

FINALS IN ADVANCE MATH

I. Problem Solving

1. Find the solutions of the following systems of linear equations

a.) x + 2y -3z = 9 b.) x +y – z = -2

2x – y + 2z = -8 2x – 3y + 4z = 13
-x + 3y – 4z = 15 4x + 2y – 3z = -4

2. Bass Gravel Company received a contract to supply gravel for three new road projects
located in the town of Greenville, Fountain and Ayden. Construction Engineers have
estimated the amount of gravel which will be needed.

Location Weekly Requirement of truck loads

Greenville 72
Fountain 102
Ayden 41
Total 215

The Bass Gravel company has three gravel plants located in the town of Kinston, Wilson
and Bethel.

Location Amount Available/week truckloads

Kinston 56
Wilson 82
Bethel 77
Total 215

Cost in $

From/To Greenville Fountain Ayden

Kinston 4 8 8
Wilson 16 24 16
Bethel 8 16 24

1.) Determine the initial feasible solution using

a.) NCR
b.) MCM
c.) VAM

2.) Find the optimal feasible solution using

a.) NCR and SSM

b.) MCM SSM
 3. Consider the list of activities and predecessors that are involved in constructing a house
in the table below
a.) Draw a network diagram and determine the expected project completion time.
b.) What is the probability that project completion time will meet the 35-day deadline.

Immediate
Activity Description a b m
Predecessor
Build
A - 4 5 6
Foundation
Build Walls &
B A 7 9 11
Ceilings
C Build roof B 9 11 13
Do Electrical
D B 4 5 6
wiring
Do Water
E B 2 4 6
lining
Put in
F B 2 3 4
Windows
Put on
G F 4 6 8
Sidings
H Floor tiling D,E 2 3 4
I Paint house C,G,H 2 4 6

Solve using Linear Programing Model & Simplex method.

4. The Machias Company produces 5,000 electric can openers per week. Their production
process is capable of producing 92 percent acceptable units with remaining 8 percent
having electrical defect. Because of warranty cost, they would like to catch most of the
defects and repair them before shipping. Their goal is to ship the product with at most 2
percent defective, they can do this by employing either experienced inspectors at a
weekly cost of $360 per inspectors. An Experienced inspector can catch 60 defects per
week while an inexperienced inspector can find only 50 defects per week. The company
feels that it can hire at most 3 experienced inspectors while there is no limit to the
availability of inexperienced people. Determine how many inspectors of each type should
be hired to minimized cost.

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