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MATH PROBLEMS or HISTORY Student Name: Week 11 1. Show that the integer 496 is a “perfect number” by showing that o, (496) =2-496, where oy (n} is the sum of all positive divisors of n (The Divisor Function). (4 points) For example, 6 is a perfect number as o(6)=1+2+3+6=2-6 +31 4b 241244248 THA 2°44L 444 H@ 1900 50> GD) 2. Find the prime factorization of 720, and write your answer as a product of powers of primes. G points) 720 3. Using and showing Descartes’ Rule of Signs, find the maximum possible number of positive, negative, and complex roots of the equation, (Remember the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra!) (6 poins) xo +2x9-x7+x-1=0 Posthve Roots: 2 $G)2N 207 FP 4x wy 3 3 or 1 positive reots Eve Roots ¢ 1B ape Bley} +(x) -12C Neg “ abx)e bx) 2x) e)+ex) ° O neaative Roots = =X - 2x8- Rox = 120 We ~ polyinunrial will pave exactly as many roots as vis highest degree of export deg Ss 5 vosts total of Algebr Yosorlnirties* A A vy Total Kive — Compley ewe = NegatE Compe Z 2s : 5 0 q 4. Using modem techniques, find the equation of the line tangent to y= 31x at the point (3, 1) (6 points) { Draw a sketch of the problem and show all necessary work. Groph sf § funchon < av aay ij Find ae ¢ ¥ : £2 a3 4 Aogmp ni Gerhcal asyppbie. 3 a2 77° & S enumerator degree‘ Yower thar 2 og x denominator So the 4 axe i 4 ; is the honizertul asyrop i fs 3-70, X >to x fs AW @ substivlein GB) 3 ALS 1.3.-2. 23.1 23 \\3 yoy Be GB se 1 \ “3 = slope of the tangat ( wt 1\-% 8 ~ \ v @ Graph 4 Y Substhe into slope equatim > yg Mor) \ -1 > 3x3) By yr 36 . -j2 tye ong, 4 i fee eS my

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