<e> Congratulations! You are hired in a business organization. In this company the market research department that you are the member recommended to manufacture and market a promising new product (x). After extensive surveys, the research department supported the recommendation with the demand function:
Dx = f (p) = 60 – 3 P
Where Dx is quantity demanded at price P during a month. Financial department has brought the cost function and is given by
C(x) = 72 + 6x
Now the team leader of the market research department ordered you to manipulate the following problems.
Express revenue as a function of X
Expresses profit as a function of X
<e> Solve the first order linear inhomogeneous differential equation using the bernoulli method
(2x+1)y,=4x+2y
<e> Gerry needs a loan of 8000 € for his holiday trip. The loan period is 1 year and the payments are made quarterly. The loan has fixed principal payment and the interest rate is 3.8 % p.a. How much money Gerry needs for the third payment?
<e> Evaluate the integral ∮c= 1 /(z-1)(z-2)(z-4) dz where C is |z| = 3 ?
<e> Show that if P and Q are vector Subspaces of a vector space V then P ∩ Q is also a vector subspace of V.
<e> Solve using the method of separation of variables the pde partial du/dt+du/dx+2e^tu=0
<e> A vending treasury is purchased for RM 2,800 in cash with RM 700 down payment and fourteen monthly payments. If the interest calculated is 10% per annum, using the fixed rate equation calculation find:
1. Total interest charged
2.Secondly. monthly payment
<e> Let f
f be a function such that at each point (x,y)
(x,y) on the graph of f
f, the slope is given by dy
dx
=1
2
x−1
4
y
2
dydx=12x−14y2. The graph of f
f passes through the point (1,−2)
(1,−2) and is concave up on the interval 1<x<1.5
1<x<1.5. Let k
k be the approximation for f(1.3)
f(1.3) found by using the locally linear approximation of f
f at x=1
x=1. Which of the following statements about k
k is true?
<e> Examine the f:R->R defined by
f(x)={1/6(x+1)^3 x is not equal to 0
5/6 x=0}
for continuity on R .If it is not continuous at any of R find the nature of discontinuity there
<e> m is a straight line with a 1 on the right side.
n is a straight line with a number 3 & 2 in the middle but there’s a diagonal line that goes straight through both lines and the numbers 3 & 2 are in between that diagonal line.
Given: Line m is parallel to line n.
Prove: <1 is supplementary to <3
statement: reason:
S1. Line m is parallel to line n. R1. given
S2. <1 =~ <2 R2. ?
S3. m<1 =~ m<2. R3. ?
S4. <2 & <3 for a linear pair. R4. definition of linear pair
S5. <2 is supplementary to <3 R5. ?
S6. m<2 + m<3 = 180° R6. definition of supplementary
S7. ? R7. Substitution Property of Equality
S8. ? R8. Definition of supplementary