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Review exercises 12 427

REVIEWEXERCISES12

1 Determine the position ofall maximum points,

minimumpointsand pointsofinflexion of

(a)y=2t 3 −21t 2 +60t+9

(b)y =t(t 2 −1)

2 InSection 9.8 weshowed that the impedance ofan

LCRcircuitcan be written as

( )

Z=R+j ωL − 1

ωC

(a) Find |Z|.

(b) Foragiven circuit,R,L andC are constants,and

ω can be varied. Find d|Z|

dω .

(c) Forwhat value of ω will |Z| have amaximum or

minimum value? Does thisvalue give a

maximum orminimum value of |Z|?

3 Usetwo iterationsofthe Newton--Raphson technique

to findan improved estimateofthe rootof

t 3 =e t

givent = 1.8 is an approximate root.

4 Given

a=(t 2 +1)i−j+tk

b=2tj−k

find

da

(a)

dt

(c)

d

dt (a·b)

(b)

db

dt

(d) d

dt (a×b)

5 Use two iterationsofthe Newton--Raphson method

to find animproved estimateofthe rootof

sint=1− t ,0 t π,givent=0.7isan

2

approximate root.

6 Determine the position ofallmaximumpoints,

minimum pointsandpointsofinflexion of

(a) y = e −x2

(b) y =t 3 e −t

(c) y=x 3 −3x 2 +3x−1

(d) y=e x +e −x

(e) y=|t|−t 2

Solutions

( 7

1 (a) (2,61) maximum, (5,34) minimum,

2 , 95 )

2

point ofinflexion

( ) ( )

1

(b) √ ,− 2

3 3 √ minimum, −√ 1 2

,

3 3 3 √ 3

maximum, (0,0) point ofinflexion

2 (a) R 2 +ω 2 L 2 − 2L

C + 1

ω 2 C 2

(b)

ωL 2 −1/ω 3 C 2

R 2 + ω 2 L 2 −2L/C +1/(ω 2 C 2 )

(c) ω = 1 √

LC

producesaminimumvalue ofZ

3 1.859,1.857

4 (a) 2ti+k

(b) 2j

(c) −3

(d) −4ti+2tj+ (6t 2 +2)k

5 0.705, 0.705

6 (a) (0,1)is amaximum

2

Points ofinflexion whenx = ±

2

(b) (0,0)point ofinflexion, (3,1.34) maximum.

Further pointsofinflexion whent = 4.73,1.27

(c) (1,0)point ofinflexion

(d) (0,2)minimum

(e) (0.5,0.25) maximum, (−0.5,0.25) maximum,

minimum at (0,0)(y ′ doesnot existhere)

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