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21. cos 0 - cos 0 tan 0 = 0(60) cos 0(1 - tan 0) = 0
COS 0 = 0o = 90°,270°
I-tanO=O
tan 0 = 1o = 45°,225°
Since tan 90° and tan 270° are undefined, theexpression does not make sense when 0 = 90° oro = 270°.
o = 45°,225°
22. sin 40 + 1 = 0(52)
sin 48 = -1
40 = 270°,630°,990°,1350°
o = 67.5°,157.5°,247.5°,337.5°
23. -90° < 0 < 90°~~
Arctan [tan (-120°)] = Arctan (tan 60°) = 60°
24. csc2 (- 37r) + tan347r _ sin2 (_ 37r)~~ 2 2
= (csc ~r+ (tan 0)3 - (sin ~r= (1)2 + (0)3 - (1)2 = 0
25. (f - g)(5100) = sec2 (510°) - tan2 (510°)(24,48)
= sec2 150° - tan2 150°
= (-sec 30°)2 - (-tan 30°)2
(-~r-(-~r43
~ = 13
26. 21n (x - 1) = In (3x - 5)(59)
In (x - 1)2 = In (3x - 5)
(x - 1)2 = 3x - 5
x2 - 2x + 1 = 3x - 5
x2 - 5x + 6 = 0
(x - 2)(x - 3) = 0
x = 2,3
Advanced Mathematics, Second Edition
Problem Set 69
27. 3 log2 5 - log2 x = log- x(59) . 3
log2 5 = log2 x + log2 x
log2 125 = Iog2 x2
125 = x2
x = 5-JS
28. e3 In5 _ 1OIog3+2 log 2 _ In e-3(59)
eln53 _ 1OIog3+log22 - (-3)
eln 125 _ 1OIog(3)(4) + 3
125 - 12 + 3 = 116
29.(53,56)
5 in.
H = 6 sin 50° = 4.5963 in.
Area = !(5)(4.5963) = 11.491 in.22
11.491 in.2 x 1 ft2
~ = 0.080 ft2144 in.
30. (a) antilog, 3 = 53 = 125(67)
(b) antilog j d = 34 = 81
Problem Set 69
1. (a) {ReTe = Dc(38) (b) RBTB = DB
Te = 2 + TB, Te + TB = 6
Te + TB = 6
(2 + TB) + TB = 6
2TB = 4
TB = 2To = 2 + TB = 2 + (2) = 4
(a) ReTe = Dc
Re(4) = 160
Re = 40mph
(b) RBTB = DB
RB(2) = 160
RB = 80mph
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.J;;;i2. p = --
(18) X2
Directrix: y = k - p
y = 0 - (-1~)3
y = 10Axis of symmetry: x = h = 0
y _ k = _1 (x _ h)24p
1 2Y - 0 = ( 3) (x - 0)
4--10
5 2Y = --x6
=2.J;;;4y2 .J;;;y2
x2 = 32 -r = 32p
4
Therefore, p is multiplied by 32.
3. 4(90 - A) + 40 = 2(180 - A)(1)
360 - 4A + 40 = 360 - 2A
2A = 40
A = 20°
4. Distance = x(28)
Time = kNew time = k - 20
5Parabola: y = - - x26
N • distanceew rate =
new timex mi
k - 20 min
D.. 3irectrix. y = -10Axis of symmetry: x = 0
y
5.(18)
s + 1.2s + (1.2)[(1.2)s] = 29,120
3.64s = 29,120
s = $8000--4-.,.........---+---- X
(6~j 1-:~I(-4)(2) - (5)(6) = -8 - 30 = -38
(6~j I ; x ~ 11 = 4
x(x - 1) - (3)(2) = 4
x2 - x - 10 = 0
9. Vertex: (h, k) = (-3,2)(68)
Focus: (h, k + p) = (-3, -1)
k + P = -1(2) + p = -1
P = -3Directrix: y = k - p = (2) - (-3) = 5x =
-(-1) ± ~(_1)2 - 4(1)(-10)=
2(1) Axis of symmetry: x = h = -3
1 ± -J4i2
8. Vertex: (h, k) = (0,0)(68)
1 2Y - k = -(x - h)4p
Y - 2 _1_ [x - (-3)]24(-3)
y = - ~ (x + 3)2 + 212
Focus: (h, k + p) = (0 -~)'10
k+p=310
310
310
Directrix: y = 5
Axis of symmetry: x = -3
Parabola: y = -~(x + 3)2 + 212
O+p=
p =
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10 M - -2 + 3 - 4 + 5 - 1 + 0 - 0 17. ean- -.(61) 6
. -1 + 0Median = = - 0.5
2
Mode: All the numbers appear only once. Thereforethe mode does not exist.
Variance
~ [(-2 - ~r+ (3 - ~r+ (-4 - ~r+ (5 - ~r+ (-1 - ~r+ (0 - ~r]
= 9.14
Standard deviation = .)9.14 = 3.02
11. Mean = 0, a = 1(61)
In a normal distribution, 68% of the data would liebetween -1 and 1, or within a of the mean. Since thedata is evenly distributed, 34% lie between -1 and O.Likewise, 95% of the data would lie between -2 and2, or within 20' of the mean. So, 47.5% lie betweeno and 2. Therefore, the percentage between -1 and 2,is 34% + 47.5% = 81.5%.
12. y = logs x(65) 3"
y
321
-1I I f I I • x
13. Function = cos x(66)
Centerline = 5
Amplitude = 4
Period = n
Phase angle =3n8
Coefficient = 2n = 2n
y = 5 + 4cos2(X + 3:)Advanced Mathematics, Second Edition
Problem Set 69
14. Function = sin ()(66)
Centerline = -3
Amplitude = 10
Period = 120°
Phase angle = 20°
360°Coefficient = -- = 3
120°y = -3 + 10 sin 3«() - 20°)
15. (6 cis 215°)(2 cis 205°) = 12 cis 420°
(64) = 12 cis 60° = 12(cos 60° + i sin 60°)
=12(±+i~)=6+6F3i
16. (a) 6 - 2i(64)
y
Ie::: ,~ I I • X
2
R = ~62 + (_2)2 =
26
() = 18.43°
2M = 6.32
tan ()
The polar angle is 360° - 18.43° = 341.57°.
6.32 cis 341.57°
(b) 5 cis (_ 1~n ) = 5 cis ( _ 5: )
5( n ., n)= - cos "4 + I Sill "4
= 5[(- '7) + {'7)] =5-5 5-5.
--+-12 2
17.(62)
(a) {ax + by = c(b) px + qy = d
-pea) -pax - pby = -pc
a(b) pax + qay = ady(aq - pb) = ad - pc
ad - pcy =
aq - pb
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18. {y ~ (x - 3)2 + 1(56) y < X
(parabola)
(line)
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The area is beneath the line and on or above theparabola.
y y=x/
.;
21.(60)
(tan e - .J3)(tan e + .J3) = 0
tane-.J3=O tane+.J3=O
tan e = .J3 tan e = -.J3
54321
e ,. 4,.3'3
. e = 2,. 5,.3 '3
~IIII.; 1 2 • x)I 3 4
19. x - y + 3 = 0(58)
y = x + 3Equation of the perpendicular line:
y = -x + b(8) = -(-3) + b
b = 5
y = -x + 5
Point of intersection:
-x + 5 = x + 3
2x = 2x = 1
y = x + 3 = (1) + 3 = 4
(1,4) and (-3,8)
D = ~[1 - (_3)]2 + (4 - 8)2 f32 4.fi
e ,. 2,. 4,. 5,.3'3'3'3
20.(56)
22. sin x + 2 sin2 x = 0(60)
sinx(1 + 2 sin x) = 0
sin x = 0x = 0,,.
+ 2 sin x = 0
2sinx =-1
H = 60 sin 70° = 56.3816 em
Asegment = Asector - Atriangle
= (1l00)(,.)(60)2 _ (!)(60)(56.3816)360° 2
= 3455.76 - 1691.45 = 1764.31 cm2
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sinx =12
7,. 11,.6'6x =
x = 0," 7,. 11,., ,-6 6
23.(60)
2 1tanx--=O3
(tan x - ~ )(tan x + ~) = 0
1tan x - .J3
1tan x + .J3o o
tan x1
.J3
,. 7,.6'6 x
tan x1
-.J3
5,. 11,.6'6x =
,. 5,. 7,. 11,.x------
- 6' 6 ' 6' 6
24. 0° ~ e ~ 180°(32)
Arccos (cos 210°) = Arccos (- ~) = 150°
25.(48)
cot2 (-510°) - csc3 (-510°) - tan2 (-510°)
= cot2 (210°) - csc ' (210°) - tan2 (210°)
= (cot 30°)2 - (- csc 30°)3 - (tan 30°)2
= (.J3)2 - (_2)3 - (~ r1 2 32
= 3 - (-8) - - = 10- = -3 3 3
Advanced Mathematics, Second Edition
Solutions Manual Problem Set 70
26. [x - (-J2 + i)][ x - (-J2 - i)] = 0(46)
(a) 20 = ml000 + b-(b) -30 = -m3000 - b
-10 = -m2000
m = 0.005
(x - -J2 - i)(x - -J2 + i) = 0
x2 - -J2x + ix - -J2x + 2 - -J2 i. r;;2. ·2 0- IX + -YL.I - I =
x2 - 2-fix + 3 = 0
(a) 20 = ml000 + b20 = (0.005)1000 + b
20 = 5 + bb = 15
S = 0.005A + 15
= 0.005(6000) + 15 = 45 squirrels
27.(56)
2. RJTJ + RMTM = jobs(25)
(5 jObS) ."4 ~ (6 hr) + RM(6 hr) = 9 Jobs
30 jobs + RM(6 hr) = 9 jobs4
IIII
:H0.5m I
III
55° _CI- - - --0.18 m
H = 0.5 sin 55° = 0.4096 m
112Area = -BH = -(0.18)(0.4096) = 0.037 m2 2
228. - log, 8 - 3 log, X = log, 4(59) 3
6 3 .RM( hr) = - Jobs
2
RM = .!. jobs4 hr
Mike would take 4 hr to complete one job.
2- 3log, 83 - log, x = log, 4
log, 4 - log, x3 = log, 4
log, 4 - log, 4 = log, x3
4 3log, - = log, x4
x3 = 1
x = 1
3. (a) {(B - W)Tu = Du(36) (b) (B + W)TD = DD
B = lOW, Tu = TD - 2
(b) (B + W)TD = DD
(lOW + W)TD = 264
llWTD = 264
WTD = 24
29. (a) antilog72.78 = 72.78 = 223.55(67)
(b) antilogj , 2.78 = 132.78 = 1249.58
30. (f ° g)(x) = In (log x)(34)
f(g(x)) = In (log x)f(x) = loxg(x) = logx
(a) (B - W)Tu = Du
(lOW - W)(TD - 2) = 180
9W(TD - 2) = 180
9WTD - 18W = 180
9(24) - 18W = 180
18W = 36
W = 2mphProblem Set 70
l.S=mA+b(62)
B = lOWB = 10(2)
B = 20mph(a) {20 = mlOOO + b(b) 30 = m3000 + b
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