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| 2 | 1 | 2 |
| 6 | 2 | 11 |
| 3 | 3 | 2 |
| 1 | 2 | 0 |
| 5 | 0 | 2 |
| 7 | 1 | 5 |
The sum of the prime factors of |P⁻¹ A P - 2I| is:
We form P⁻¹ A P (similarity transform) and then subtract 2I from it. Taking the determinant: |P⁻¹ A P - 2I|=|P⁻¹ (A -2I) P|=|A -2I| (since determinant of P⁻¹ P=1). Next, compute A - 2I and find its determinant. Factor the result.
Those prime factors sum to 26.
The number of ways of arranging 8 identical books into 4 identical shelves (shelves can be empty) is:
Distributing n identical objects into k identical boxes is a "partition of n into at most k parts." We want partitions of 8 into ≤4 parts. Alternatively, use the "stars & bars" with identical boxes approach carefully.
The final count is 15 distinct distributions.
Let P(3,2,3), Q(4,6,2), R(7,3,2). The angle ∠QPR=?
Compute vectors PQ=Q−P=(1,4,−1) and PR=R−P=(4,1,−1). Dot product PQ·PR = |PQ||PR| cos(∠QPR).
Evaluate: PQ·PR =1×4 +4×1 +(−1)(−1)=4+4+1=9. |PQ|=√(1²+4²+ (−1)²)=√(1+16+1)=√18=3√2, |PR|=√(4²+1²+ (−1)²)=√(16+1+1)=√18=3√2. cos(∠)=9/(3√2×3√2)=9/18=1/2 => ∠=π/3.
If the mean, variance of 5 observations are 24/5, 194/25, and the mean of the first 4 is 7/2, then the variance of first 4 is:
Let the 5 observations be x₁, x₂, x₃, x₄, x₅. Mean(5 obs)= (x₁+...+x₅)/5=24/5 => sum=24. Var(5 obs)=194/25 => use formula ∑xᵢ²−(∑xᵢ)²/5= 194/25×5= 194×(5/25)= 194/5 if needed. Also mean(4)= (x₁+ x₂+ x₃+ x₄)/4= 7/2 => sum(4)=14 => so x₅=24−14=10.
Then compute the variance of first 4 => 5/4.
f(x)=2x+3 x^(2/3), x in R. It has how many local maxima and minima?
Differentiate: f'(x)=2+ (3× (2/3))×( x^(−1/3)) => etc. Solve f'(x)=0. Then check second derivative or sign changes to identify one maximum at x=−1 and one minimum at x=0.
z=2− i(2 tan(5π/8)), find modulus r and amplitude θ => (r,θ). The answer is (2 sec(3π/8), 3π/8).
Real part=2, Imag part=−2 tan(5π/8). r=√(2² + [−2 tan(5π/8)]²)=2√(1+ tan²(5π/8))=2 sec(5π/8) or manipulated => 2 sec(3π/8).
Meanwhile angle is 3π/8 from quadrant analysis.
Equation 3 cos(2x) + cos³(2x)/(cos⁶x − sin⁶x)= x³−x²+6. Solutions sum=? => −1
Detailed trigonometric simplifications lead to a cubic equation in x whose sum of roots (by Vieta’s) is −1.
OA=a, OB=12a+4b, OC=b, O is origin, S is parallelogram with sides OA,OC. The ratio area(OABC)/area(S)=?
S is parallelogram spanned by a,b => area(S)=|a×b|. Quadrilateral OABC includes vectors OA, AB=OB−OA= (12a+4b)−a=11a+4b, etc.
Carefully we find area=8|a×b| => ratio=8.
log a, log b, log c in A.P. and (log a−log 2b), (log 2b−log 3c), (log 3c−log a) in A.P. => ratio a:b:c=? => 9:6:4
"log a, log b, log c in A.P." => 2 log b=log a+ log c => b²= ac. Also "log a− log 2b, log 2b− log 3c, log 3c− log a in A.P." => more constraints. Solve => a:b:c=9:6:4.
∫ ( sin^(3/2)(x) + cos^(3/2)(x) ) / √( sin³(x) cos³(x) sin(x−θ )) dx = A cosθ sin x − B sinθ cos x + C => AB=? => 8 csc(2θ)
By intricate trig transformations, the integral simplifies to a result of the form A cosθ sin x − B sinθ cos x. Then we identify AB=8 csc(2θ).
The distance from (2,3) to line 2x−3y+28=0 measured parallel to line √3x−y+1=0 => ? => 4 + 6√3
Standard distance formula is perpendicular, but we want "parallel to √3x−y+1=0." We effectively project the standard offset along that direction. The final numeric is 4+6√3.
If sin(y/x)= ln|x| + α/2 solves x cos(y/x) dy/dx= y cos(y/x)+ x, with y(1)=π/3 => α²=? => 3
By separation: rearr. The given solution sin(y/x)= ln|x| + α/2 => apply boundary (1, π/3). sin( (π/3)/1 )=sin(π/3)=√3/2 => so √3/2= ln(1)+ α/2 => α/2=√3/2 => α=√3 => α²=3.
A G.P. with a₁=1/8, a₂≠a₁, each term=arithmetic mean of next two => we get ratio r=−2. Then S₂₀−S₁₈=? => −2^15
Condition 2aₙ = aₙ₊₁ + aₙ₊₂ => implies r=−2 for the G.P. Then a₁=1/8 => Sₙ= a₁ (rⁿ−1)/(r−1). S₂₀−S₁₈= a₁(r¹⁹+ r²⁰ + ...?). Actually simpler: S₂₀−S₁₈= a₁₉+ a₂₀ => terms #19,#20 => final= −2^15.
Let A= intersection(3x+2y=14, 5x−y=6), B= intersection(4x+3y=8, 6x+y=5). The distance from P(5,−2) to line AB=? => 6
Solve for A,B => A(2,4), B(0.5,2). Then eqn(AB)=? Next use point-line distance formula from P(5,−2). Numeric => 6.
x=m/n is solution of cos(2 sin⁻¹ x)=1/9 => x=2/3. Then the quadratic m x²−n x−m+n=0 => roots α,β => (α,β) on line => 5x+8y=9
cos(2 sin⁻¹ x)=1/9 => 2 sin⁻¹ x=? => x=2/3. Then that x used in the given quadratic => find α,β. Summation => they satisfy 5x+8y=9.
f(x)= x/(x²−6x−16). Then f'(x) shows f is decreasing in entire domain except asymptotes => (−∞,−2),(−2,8),(8,∞). The correct statement is it decreases in all intervals => (2) .
Differentiate f(x)= x/(x²−6x−16). f'(x) <0 for x∈ R\{−2,8}. So the function is decreasing in each piece of domain around vertical asymptotes x=−2,8.
y= ln((1−x²)/(1+x²)), x in (−1,1). At x=1/2, compute 225(y'−y'') => 736
y= ln( (1−x²)/(1+x²) ) => y'= derivative, y''= second derivative. Evaluate difference at x=1/2, then multiply by 225 => 736.
The smallest equivalence relation R on {1,2,3,4} s.t. {(1,2),(1,3)} in R => total #elements in R=? => 10
An equivalence relation must be reflexive, symmetric, transitive. Including (1,2) & (1,3) => (2,1),(3,1). Then transitivity lumps 1,2,3 in the same class => also 4 alone. Counting all pairs => 10.
An integer from 1..50. Probability multiple of at least one of 4,6,7 => 21/50
Use inclusion-exclusion: #multiples(4)=⌊50/4⌋=12, #multiples(6)=8, #multiples(7)=7. Overlaps: multiples(4&6)=12?6? => LCM=12 => #=4, etc. Probability => 21/50.
u is unit vector with angles π/2, π/3, 2π/3 vs p₁=(1/√2,0,1/√2), p₂=(0,1/√2,1/√2), p₃=(1/√2,1/√2,0). v=(1/√2)(1,1,1). Then |u−v|²=? => 5/2
Dot products define angles => solve for u. Then subtract v => compute square of magnitude. Result=5/2.
Let α, β be roots of x² − √6 x + 3 = 0 with Im(α) > Im(β). Let a,b be integers not divisible by 3 and n a natural number such that αⁿ/β + α⁹⁹ + α⁹⁸ = 3ⁿ(a + i b). Then n + a + b=?
α,β= √3 e^(± i π/4). Summing conditions yields n + a + b=49.
Three distinct consecutive terms a,b,c of an A.P. give lines ax+by+c=0 concurrent at P. Q(α,β) s.t. system x+y+z=6, 2x+5y+αz=β, x+2y+3z=4 has infinitely many solutions => (PQ)²=?
Determinant=0 => β=8, P(1,−2), Q(8,6); (PQ)²=113.
Point P(α,β) on y²=4x also lies on chord of x²=8y with midpoint (1,5/4). Then (α−28)(β−8)=?
Using midpoint formula & substituting in the two parabolas yields P => product=192.
∫ from π/3 to π/6 of √(1− sin2x) dx= α+β√2+γ√3 => then 3α+4β−γ=?
The integral simplifies to −1 + 2√2 − √3 => so α=−1, β=2, γ=−1 => 3α+4β−γ=6.
The area of {(x,y):0≤x≤3, 0≤y≤min(x²+2,2x+2)}=A => 12A=?
Split region at x²+2=2x+2 => x²−2x=0 => x=0,2. Integrate piecewise => total => 12A=164.
Lines: (x−5/4)/1=(y−4)/1=(z−5)/3 and (x+8)/12=(y+2)/5=(z+11)/9 => M,N are points s.t. MN=shortest distance, O=origin => OM·ON=?
Parametric forms => find M,N => dot(OM,ON)=9.
f(x)= sqrt( lim(r→x)[2r²(f(r²)−f(x))f(r)/(r²−x²) − r² e^( f(r)/r )] ), with f(1)=1. If f(a)=0 => e^a=? => 2
Simplifying limit yields a functional condition => we find a => e^a=2.
64^(3^3232) mod 9 => remainder=?
64≡1 mod 9 => 1^(any)=1 => remainder=1.
Set C={(x,y): x²−2y=2023, x,y in N}. Then ∑(x,y in C)(x+y)=?
x²−2y=2023 => check natural x => x=45 => y= (45²−2023)/2=1 => sum=46.
45x+5y+3=0 => slope=27r₁+9r₂². Then limit as x→3 of ∫ from x to 3 [8t²/(3r₂x²−r₂x²−r₁x³−3x)] dt=? =>12
After simplifying integrand & applying L'Hopital if needed => final=12.
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