Find (x+ 1)^−3 in Z2[x]/(x^5+x^4+ 1).
Find (x+ 1)^−3 in Z2[x]/(x^5+x^4+ 1). (b) Find (z + 1)-3 in Z12/ +z' + 1). (b) Find (z + 1)-3 in Z12/ +z' +...
3. Find the following: (a) the elements of <3 > in (Z12, +); (b) the elements of < 5 > in (Z12, +); (c) the elements of < 5 > in U12, -); (d) the elements of < A> in GL(R, 2), where [ 20]. A = 10 3]' (e) the elements of < A> in GL(R, 2), where for a # 0
Describe by words and/or pictures, z, z1, z2, such that: 1) |z+5| = 3 2) -3 < Re(z) < 5 3) Arg(z1) = Arg(z2) 4) |z1| = |z2| 5) Im(z1 z*2) = 0 6) |z| = |z*| ** z* = "complex conjugate of z"
[3] 4. Find a power series for the function f(z) = z2 of the form f(x) = {mco bn(z – m)”. I.e. you must tell me exactly what each bn is.
Let Z! = 3H4, Z2-5-2, Z,--3-12, Z4--10-j6, and Z5--6-3. 1. Calculate Z1 + Z2 in rectangular form. 2. Calculate Z1 - Z2 in rectangular form. 3. Calculate Z3 + Z4 in polar form. 4. Calculate Za - Z5 in polar form. 5. Calculate Z1Z2-Z3 in rectangular form. 6. Find ZsZ7 in polar form. 7. Find Z7Zs in rectangular form. 8. Find ZsZs+Z7 in rectangular form Reduce the following to rectangular form. 10. Z1/Z2
Suppose f(z) -is developed in a power series around z- 3. Find its radius of z2 +4 convergence
Suppose f(z) -is developed in a power series around z- 3. Find its radius of z2 +4 convergence
2 x-I 3. Find the volume of solids enclosed by a paraboloid z x2+ y2 and an x2y2+z2 =6 ellipsoid 4 Sud, a.
2 x-I 3. Find the volume of solids enclosed by a paraboloid z x2+ y2 and an x2y2+z2 =6 ellipsoid 4 Sud, a.
Find the average value of rx, y, z) = x + z2 on the truncated cone z2 = x2 + y2, with 1 25 16. 8(3+5V2) 24
5) Consider the polynomial P() z2-z-1. (a) Find two integers n, m E Z, so that P(x) has a zero in [n, m. (b) Use the bisection method twice to get an approximation to the zero of P(x) in n, m] (c) Use Newton's method twice to get an approximation to the zero of P() in n,m (d) Use the quadratic formula to find the actual zero of P() in [n, m (e) Compute the relative %-error for each of...
Note: if z = (z1, z2, z3), then the vectors x = (−z2, z1, 0) and
y = (−z3, 0, z1) are both orthogonal to z.
Consider the plane P = H4 (1,−1,3) in R 3 . Find vectors w, x, y
so that P = w + Span(x, y).
Note: if z = (2,22,23), then the vectors x = (-22,21,0) and y = (-23,0,2) are both orthogonal to z. Consider the plane P = H(1,-1,3) in R3. Find vectors...
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