Make up exam 2

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James Steven A. Olinares
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using the convergence test, Determine the eqn. if It converge or diverge

Sol’n:

Apply the convergence test

Let be two positive sequences such that for all n, < . If summation of converges, so is , if summation of diverges, so is .
Checking:

Therefore, by the comparison test, the given equation converges.

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Use the geometric Series test to determine if the given equation converges or diverges

Apply Series Geometric test:

By the geometric test criteria:

Therefore, the given equation diverges.

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Express an Equation using a power series.
()
L:

If L < 1, then converges

If L > 1, then diverges
If L = 1, the test will be inconclusive

Find the radius of convergence:

therefore, the radius of convergence is 1.
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Interval of convergence

and

Combine the intervals

Interval of convergence is 2 < x < 4 while the radius of convergence is 1.

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•   transform of
Laplace

Sol’n:
(from laplace transform table)
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•   laplace transform of
Inverse

Solution: (use constant multiplication property of Inverse laplace transform for function f(t) and constant a:

Use inverse laplace transform table

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•   the differential equations using laplace transform
Solve

Applying Laplace transform leads to:

Use the table to find inverse laplace transform

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Matrix Multiply, Power.
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Solve the following system of linear equations using matrix method:
3x+y+z=1
x+2z=0
5x+y+2z=2
Solution: AX=B
where: A=, B= and C=

[A is nonsingular, and the unique solution of the system is .

,
Adj

x= 1, y=-1 and z=-1

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  the vector of the given matrices using dot product.

Solution:computing dot product of two vectors: (

Further multiply the given equationn to get the desired answer. :

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•   the parametric equation for the line where planes intersect.
Find
(1)
(2)
find the vector equation of the line of intersection, for this, we must find the cross product of normal vectors of the
planes.
(1):

(2):

Cross product of Normal vector:

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Point
(3)
(4)

Solving (3) and (4) by subtracting (3) from (4) we have

3x = -1 or x = -1/3
Plug the value of x in (3) we have y = 82/18
Combining these values together, the point of line intersection is:

Plug and v into vector equation.